crobertsbmw

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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
Good catch, haha.
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
Consider it a bad Rube Goldberg Machine.
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
fixed. Good catch.
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
I just stole all the images off wikipedia. I wanted to make sure I wouldn't get sued.
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Show HN: Deck of Cards – A playing card API(deckofcardsapi.com)
255 points by crobertsbmw 11y ago|137 comments
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
True Random Shuffle is an interesting concept. Is shuffling a deck of cards truly random? What if I tried to simulate the event of shuffling. e.g. split the deck (list) into two, then choose 1-5 cards at a time from each half of the deck to
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
This is a probably a bad reason, but the reason why I include the image URL is because I thought it would be the easiest way to portray the information. It was easier just to add it into the json response than it was to write it into the d
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
Yeah, I noticed that as soon as I uploaded it. So I changed the keys that are in production from that which is on github.
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by crobertsbmw 11y ago
You have quite the video. Very intriguing. However, I don't get a lot of info before I am asked to sign in with facebook.
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Show HN: Deck of Cards – A playing card API(deckofcardsapi.com)
15 points by crobertsbmw 11y ago|9 comments
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by crobertsbmw 12y ago
awesome read. This would have satisfied my curiosity and probably saved me an entire day of messing around. Thanks.
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Show HN: The problem with the epsilon greedy method(github.com)
22 points by crobertsbmw 12y ago|3 comments