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Holy Dijkstra! That's some great practice :-P Edit: not that Norvig needs it. How does he have the free time for this?

• comatose_kid 19y ago
  You probably don't need that much free time each day. Doing something constructive for even half an hour a day can really add up over weeks and months.
  • vikas5678 19y ago
    I think its not Peter Norvig who coded that stuff, its students/contributors who kept doing the exercises in the book and someone finally put all of it together...they have implementations in various languages..you can find a link at norvig.com...this is the text book we use for AI for our grad course. Good standard book.
  • tim2 19y ago
    Programming for just half an hour every day is like having sex for just one minute every hour.
    • comatose_kid 19y ago
      Not really - I've managed to write a basic raytracer within these constraints. But I doubt one could make a baby with your analogy :)