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We have added the line "This is not the place to post your own independent research." to our rules. This does not affect actual enforcement, as we were already removing such posts.

We've recently seen an influx of link posts that consist of either a naked link or just a copy-paste of an abstract. While most of the linked content is fine, these posts tend to not get much discussion.

As such, we are thinking of adding a new requirement for link posts: link posts must have either a body or a starter comment that introduces the linked content to the r/quantumcomputing audience. This should ideally not be too technical, so a paper abstract may need to be simplified, but this is a judgement call.

We are also adding direct Zenodo links to be removed by automod. We have not seen any recent quality posts from this source, and you are still welcome to message the mods for manu

Has anyone tried cooking glutinous rice (also known as sticky rice or sweet rice, but is not the same as sushi rice) sous vide?

Notably, glutinous rice does not play well with basic set-and-forget rice cooker settings (from my understanding, this is because it absorbs water much more slowly than normal rice), and the normal cooking methods seem overly fussy. I'm hoping that it's a lot simpler sous vide and that someone has already figured out the proper ratio and timing. Otherwise, I know what I'll be doing next week...

And for reference, the oft-mentioned [ATK rice video](https://www.yout

Not sure if this is the appropriate place to ask this, but I have very little experience with hypergraphs, so I am having trouble drawing a certain hypergraph in a nice way. I was hoping the community might have some tips on how to draw symmetric hypergraphs, conveying those symmetries without being overcluttered. My particular hypergraph has 15 vertices and 15 edges, is 3-regular and 3-uniform, is vertex-transitive and edge-transitive, and happens to also be self-dual, though this last property is not particularly important to convey graphically.

I'm planning on having existentially quantified types in my statically typed programming language, as they seem to be a general and consistent way of hiding type information. I'm a type theory novice, so my focus so far has only been on using existential types to type closures and interfaces. However, I am now curious—are there other common programming language paradigms that suit existential types?

I've been considering writing a script that will allow for "dynamic" loot filters, i.e. modifying the filter file on the fly, while in game. For example, you might be looking for a R-R-B linked wand for your build while leveling, so you want to highlight wands with those links. However, after you find such a wand, you may never need to find a similar item again, so you'd then like to turn the highlighting off. Another example would be if you're low on Wisdom Scrolls, you may want to unhide them temporarily until you pick up enough.

The above is fairly simple to do—just programmatically modify a local .filter file as needed and reload it in the game client. However, my concern is whether ful

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Fixed an error caused by poe.ninja changing API data format.

Yes, I still plan to add more QoL features like blacklisting, item levels, etc.

In case you're wondering what the heck this is, see here.

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Hey guys, as we're creeping up on FoO and the Harbinger leagues, I wanted to release the item live search engine that I've been working on. Hopefully this will level the playing field against private indexers and maybe even inspire GGG to make overall trade improvements.

For those who don't know, people who use private indexers have 2 considerable advantages over poe.trade users: private indexers reduce latency by directly parsing the poe.trade API without a third party, and private indexers are not vulnerable to server strain (purposeful or inadvertent). Both factors allow private indexer users to send out trade whispers just

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Hey guys, I wrote this little Python script at the beginning of Legacy as a poe.trade live search alternative, but I forgot about a public release until now.

It offers a few advantages over poe.trade:

• No indexing, so less processing delay

• It's on your own PC, so no latency to poe.trade's servers

• It automatically copies the message to your clipboard, so no need for ninja alt+tabbing

I'm planning to add more features in the coming weeks before 3.0, so feel free to make requests!