iwannayoyo

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   by iwannayoyo 10y ago

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   by iwannayoyo 10y ago

   There's netlogo, a multi-agent modeling language. It's not quite what you're asking for, and it's not too stable, but it comes pre-loaded with at least starter code for almost every model you listed, and it's syntax
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   by iwannayoyo 10y ago

   For what it's worth, if you click on the "games" button on the featured apps page, then look around for "buy once and play", you can find a collection of games without in-app purchases. I know that doesn't fix
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   by iwannayoyo 10y ago

   Ridiculous Fishing was heavily recommended in another thread about mobile gaming recently, and I have to say it really lived up to the HN hype.
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   by iwannayoyo 10y ago

   That being said, I think the utility I get from each game is probably equivalent. Monument valley was an amazing experience, where as these games are several alright experiences that add up to about the same level of enjoyment.
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   by iwannayoyo 12y ago

   I agree with everything you said about what makes racket a great fundamentals class, but I think you left out a key advantage. Most people haven't seen racket. Kids who took some basic CS course beforehand, but have to take the college
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   by iwannayoyo 12y ago

   I would like to defend the "everybody can code" movement a bit. First of all, I'm sure we both support the idea of giving everyone the opportunity to learn coding. Along with that, however, I want to point out that the moveme