Part of a series debunking bad economics on the internet

Reading time: 2 min. TL;DR Cantor pairing is a perfect, reversible, hashing function from multiple positive integers to a single positive integer. It’s cool. Its one drawback is that it can output very big numbers.

I fixed a keyboard problem I never found a solution to on the internet today, so I’ll add the solution here for posterity.

Part of a series debunking incorrect economics on the internet

Part of a series debunking incorrect economics on the internet

This is a guide to getting the first real job of your career, and what to do afterwards

Part of a series debunking incorrect economics on the internet

As a retro video game fan, I’ve heard a few times that emulation “doesn’t feel right”. There might be an argument to that effect – while older games being emulated typically run easily at 60FPS, I’ve had the nagging feeling that there was more input lag between my clicking a button and getting the response.

Part of a series debunking incorrect economics on the internet

This is part of a series explaining common economics misconceptions TL;DR: Professor publishes a terrible, terrible paper. I tear it apart. Intended readership: I assume you took some undergrad statistics.