jmitchell

I noticed `cargo search --help` suggests `--offline` might do something useful and figured it would inspect the cache. Turns out it doesn't (see also: https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/1506). ``` $ cargo search --offline...

In case anyone else wants the same thing now, this works: ``` (define-key alchemist-mode-keymap (kbd "?") (lambda () (interactive) (ignore-errors (alchemist-refcard)) (set-window-point (get-buffer-window alchemist-refcard--buffer-name) (point-min)))) ``` The `ignore-errors` bit is...

Started a password cracker example in e5d138326. Realizing the API and cracker needs some work: * [x] Fix validity checking: currently example fails prematurely. * [ ] Backtrex should support...

Travis CI could probably be configured to push performance metrics commits to this repo after every successful build. **EDIT:** Maybe it's not a great idea to store all the profiling...

Existing backtracking research may clarify details of the design. I've started a [wiki page](https://github.com/jmitchell/backtrex/wiki/Backtracking-Research) to collect resources and thoughts on how they do or don't apply to this problem.

Study this optimized, parallel [N-queens solver](https://github.com/reem/rust-n-queens) in Rust.

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A general optimization strategy is to prioritize the order in which `unknown`s and `value`s are returned by the callbacks. For example, in Sudoku ordering the blank cells randomly would generally...

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