Two players (black and white) alternate in making moves. Each turn a player must use one of his knights to capture an opponent's knight. Knights use standard chess moves. It is black's turn in the following starting configuration. Can the players work together to obtain a single knight on the gri...
For the current CCCC I'm seeing a RE or a C (about) and a CI or CA (one hundred and one) but I still can't decide whether the def is 'Talking', 'fruit, yes?' or just 'yes?'
This puzzle is maybe a bit too difficult for this forum, but I suspect folks here are up for a challenge. It was told to me by a Stanford PhD student in a graduate course on randomized algorithms.
You are given a fair coin, and your goal is to simulate a biased coin with an arbitrary(!) bias. On ...
P.S. This was inspired by the all-whitespace puzzle.
