creative_ape

I came up with a few new concepts this week that seem to cover some new ground (as best I can tell) in terms of determining time complexity of sorting algorithms, as well as some new algorithms that take advantage of these concepts to be very efficient (I'm still working on the math to determine their exact efficiency)

How do I get them published? Is there a certain format the papers need to be in? Is there a certain journal I should submit them too?

I basically have no idea how to go about this and any help would be appreciated. I've never published an academic paper before and Ive been out of school for over a decade.

Thanks.

Hey everybody, I threw this together yesterday as a side project to make my first chrome extension.

https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/dopamine-blocker/c...

Dopamine Blocker is a tool to help break your social media addictions. Every time you visit your favorite social media site, your brain gets a hit of dopamine that keeps you coming back again and again.

Dopamine Blocker attempts to breaks that cycle. Now, instead of getting a hit of dopamine when you visit the social media site, you will be faced with an annoying alarm and a rapidly moving page that is hard to read. Your brain won't get the dopamine you crave and you will hopefully stop subconsciously associating social media sites as a dopamine source.

Currently works with: Facebook, Hacker News, Reddit, Twitter, and Youtube.

Each site can be turned on and off in the options page for this extension.

Let me know what you think!