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RMarcus
12y ago
> They would roll their eyes a bit, then hasten to add, as more than one did, “But he’s right about most things.” :)
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12y ago
For others who may be confused (as I was), note in the sidebar that this course is for "introductory computer science algorithms." While I suppose it is most certainly a collection of algorithms, I would generally expect such topi
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12y ago
That's a pretty common feeling, and one that I certainly had as I entered college. What finally changed my mind was four years of gender studies classes. So let me do my best to provide something of an explanation. It isn't really
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12y ago
We'd be remiss not to mention the Erlang counterpart... http://learnyousomeerlang.com/
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12y ago
It seems as though individuals who don't want to feel bad about their weight and gender might also feel that LYAH is not the place to look. I guess LYAH and I just aren't a good "culture fit." It's a real shame too
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12y ago
I've been playing at 8 for a challenge. Can't win yet, but I can draw. I left it at 5 as the default because it works well on tablets. :)
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12y ago
I wrote a C version of a connect 4 AI and used emscripten to build a JavaScript / AngularJS version. You can check it out for comparison: http://rmarcus.info/blog/2014/12/23/connect4.html Edit -- Gi
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12y ago
Or possibly the <progress> element, which according to this site, is more fitting for showing progress: http://css-tricks.com/html5-meter-element/
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12y ago
I'm not terribly interested in reading what people have paid a buck to say. What would be much more interesting is an app that allowed anyone to say anything for free, and then filtered all those posts down to 20 posts for each user .
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12y ago
I'm really not sure. It emerged from a few of my friends noticing that we often check each other's DOTABUFF pages, especially after a few of us moved to the opposite coast. I suppose it's basically just DOTA stalking at the m
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http://imgur.com/ax8oMxe A semi-social stat tracking website for DOTA players. More advanced statistics than gathered by DOTABUFF, but those aren't shown in the screenshot.