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Applied Computer Science: On Murder Considered As STEM Field—using information theory to quantify the magnitude of Light Yagami’s mistakes in Death Note and considering fixes
--- title: " Death Note : L, Anonymity & Eluding Entropy" description: "Applied Computer Science: On Murder Considered As STEM Field—using information theory to quantify the magnitude of Light Yagami’s mistakes in Death Note and considering fixes" created: 2011-05-04 modified: 2017-12-15 status: finished confidence: highly likely importance: 7 css-extension: dropcaps-kanzlei ... > In the manga _Death Note_, the protagonist Light Yagami is given the supernatural weapon "Death Note" which can kill anyone on demand, and begins using it to reshape the world. The genius detective L attempts to trac
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