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ionforce
12y ago
Sounds very much like a genetic algorithm/evolutionary computation.
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ionforce
12y ago
Funny how this is kinda Halloween-ish. Great share, thank you!
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ionforce
12y ago
IntelliJ's Scala plug-in has some support for things like these.
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ionforce
12y ago
As you get more experienced with Scala, you begin to develop better habits and notice more patterns and you will throw away a lot of the unneeded complexity. Scala can be complex (on paper), but in practice it doesn't have to be.
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ionforce
12y ago
> `Option` would be completely useless without mapping, filtering or flatMap-ing on it. This position is a bit extreme. It's fine for pedestrian use to use pattern matching or isDefined.
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ionforce
12y ago
You have to respect people's /right/ to an opinion, but you don't have to respect the opinions themselves.
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ionforce
12y ago
> [lack of] high information density This is one of the biggest crimes of flat design. Let's throw away all the opportunities for high information density and replace them with flat blocks of color!
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12y ago
> It's because flat UI looks good on retina / 5k. I can't tell if you're being serious. But if you are, could you explain why? Otherwise, this is one of many reasons I don't like flat design. It doesn't take
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ionforce
12y ago
> You can't do that in a closed envrionment This is the real killer. Any leads on making it less closed? Also, I'm unfamiliar with how pip works, but you can't even install into your local user profile (i.e. w/o root)
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ionforce
12y ago
"But I'm on mobile" should count as an offense; it's not an excuse. Make that part of the subreddit's culture.
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12y ago
It's a cultural thing. You shame them by saying hey low content poster, you should consult the sidebar more often. Sidebar. Sidebar. Sidebar. BOOK DEPOSITORY. And then hopefully people will get it through their skulls. The sidebar is w
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ionforce
12y ago
Conversely, I'm also curious to find cold files or files that people are afraid to touch.
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ionforce
12y ago
My pappy always said, if you shoot it and it's still standing, keep shooting it! Small, incremental changes!
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ionforce
12y ago
De onde você é? Português ou brasileiro? Estuda latim? Where are you from? Are you Portuguese or Brazilian? Did you study Latin?
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ionforce
12y ago
For anyone else that wasn't sure, AGI means "artificial general intelligence".
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ionforce
12y ago
As others have mentioned, I think this is closer to treating them as redundant CPU cores. Ripping out code would be like... radiation. Mucking with DNA. And that can be really adverse, just like ripping out/changing code.
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ionforce
12y ago
Might be one if by land, two if by sea.
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12y ago
> how does it know where to zoom If it's a single element/app, it will just transition to a more detailed mode. If it's a 2D canvas, it will be the center of that canvas. Kind of like how the zoom widget on Google Maps wor
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ionforce
12y ago
Why can't it be both??
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ionforce
12y ago
Quizzes measure that the material you just learned was properly memorized. That's not the same as a pre-test.
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ionforce
12y ago
Does it seem that staying in the corner is a good strategy? Maybe if the canvas wrapped it would make moving around more rewarding, strategically.
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ionforce
12y ago
> This did, after all, accomplish nothing Do you not view keeping his show afloat as "something"?
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12y ago
> The huge oversupply of lawyers is coming from lower-tier law schools. Is there a relationship/correlation between a lawyer's capability and the school they come from? I'm sure informally it's something people assume
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12y ago
For which people? There are certain "developers" who can't even fizz buzz their way out of a paper bag.
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12y ago
You know, I hear this a lot, but I don't believe it. Generally, if a variable is to store a service, I call it `service`. If it stores a factory, I call it `factory`. I find the space of variable names to be much less confusing and mor
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12y ago
The top answers are fine, but I would also like to add naming projects . Nothing kills actual productivity like stopping to name a repo or a folder or something silly. Lately I've been trying to "go literal" as a way of maki
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12y ago
I love the idea of software archaeology in the context of video game software. Usually video game platforms (the earlier the better) cause developers do resort to wacky/unique tricks to make the most of their limited resources. And I f
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12y ago
What is type in a Ruby context?
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12y ago
Sorry, could you describe what the colors and pieces are? I'm unclear as to what you are illustrating. Edit: Thanks for the clarifications. lowercase = one color, uppercase = other color. K = king, R = rook The question is... does the
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12y ago
> And yes, I've played enough chess to know an illegal move when I see one. It's not like Chess is some weird, esoteric game where there is a gray area of whether or not moves are legal or not. Maybe I'm biased. I'm c
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