congrats btw to the florida panthers for avoiding the reverse sweep and keeping the stanley cup in the united states for the 30th time in a row 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
I remember Wikipedia says another term for a Costa Rican is a Tico. That may be useful
Well, "might". "Can rat cross" seems a bit too long to clue 6 letters
@Jafe Antarctica (desert) = canrat* (where cross = annoyed) + Tica (Costa Rican, though there's no Wiktionary page attesting to the usage of Tica, but there is one other)
Your task is to place each of the seven lines, in correct order, next to the numbers below.
You don't have to listen to the whole song, just listen to the first part of it.. you know, the - - - - -. (2)
I can't find my towel, my hair is all - - - ...
I have a chess variant-related question in mind, that I'm not sure if it's on topic because it has too many potential answers and it's not really a practical question about puzzle making (but arguably can be useful for chess puzzle making), more of a challenge in itself. I'm looking for the "best"...
Early C4 hint: oAlt was unable to find a "celebrity/icon" named Jennifer Jansen. Maybe there's another kind of person named Jennifer Jansen that you should be looking for.
@msh210 thanks! probably never would've found it but I was trawling through the jansen wikipedia page and found her at the bottom. I thought cam might be useful for the wordplay but didn't remember her real name was jennifer until I clicked through haha
Here is a problem from section 2.3 (Thinking Out of the Box) section of the popular book by Xinfeg Zhou titled 'Quant salary':
Quant Salary
Eight quants from different banks are getting together for drinks. They are all interested in knowing the average salary of the group. Nevertheless, being ca...
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This occurs both for anonymous and logged-in edits, for answers and for questions, using my phone (Chrome, Android) and computer (Chrome, Windows 11 Home). However, ...
@juicifer correct hehe. And no, I don't follow you but I do check your Twitter once in a while. (I have an account already but I keep it separate from my puzzle/Puzzling persona)
Here is a try to sell the same cited solution to a lower level.
The idea is kept,
since the structure of the problem depends highly on odd-even (parity) arguments, but some new clothes come in, that are arguably better suited to provide interest and intuition.
To start with, i remember those days...