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I really enjoy this thought. Information obviously was not as easily accessed as today. I like to think it was possible to turn a fiction story to real in less than a century.

I enjoy solving Sudoku puzzles. I had a puzzle book that I solve everyday on commute to school.

Then I created a solver in Python as well, it uses backtracking. It can solve the puzzle instantly. Never solved another sudoku puzzle ever since.

Hey that is awesome. Is source public?

The link provided here is an incredibly bad example to the argument. The answers to the question detail how the poster actually plagiarized. Not only in two lines of code, but in other parts as well. As long as the total line count was not 10, moss would not show plagiarism %40 and reduce it to %20 after hash function gets removed. Just read the answers to the post.

There is also Flix language inspired by Datalog that adds the features of monotone functions and lattice models. This post is such a coincidence for me since I have just started to work on Flix and souffle for my thesis.