You’re trapped in a dream featuring a Penrose staircase, the impossible architecture that characters grappled with in Inception. You start on the blue step, and you’re allowed eight moves. On each one, you may travel either up or down. If you go up, you move a number of spaces equal to N-1, where N is the number on the step you began the move—6 at the start. If you go down, travel N+1 spaces. At the end of your move, you’ll be on a step with another
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Decode: Try Your Hand at Inception's Penrose Staircase
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Dec. 2: Nuclear Milestones in 1942, 1957
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Gowalla 3.0 Unifies Check-Ins, Places With Facebook, Twitter, And Yes, Foursquare
This past March, I came home from SXSW with a problem. The so-called “location war” hadn’t yielded one check-in service to rule them all. In fact, several new ones popped up just at that conference alone. Check-in fatigue set in.
Since then,
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