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by maweki 9y ago
I did wishlist it but steam won't remind me when it's available on Linux (and the wishlist doesn't show, I think). Maybe I get a reminder in a year that the game is on sale.
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by maweki 9y ago
I think there's a lot of audience for this kind of game on Linux but there's only one launch. I would have bought it straight away. The dev said they would look into it, but I probably wouldn't notice or remember to look in t
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by maweki 9y ago
That python points to 2.7 is currently a PEP requirement. Nothing to do with confidence on anybodys part.
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by maweki 9y ago
The author suggests that while learning python one should stick to using the standard library instead of using additional libraries that sometimes come with archaic baggage or domain specific constructs that hinder learning. I think the aut
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by maweki 9y ago
The author proposes using data structures that use hashing without even mentioning the necessity of having a hash function and immutable data for the hashed objects, because in their case they were basically just using strings. It isn'
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by maweki 9y ago
Yes. Since we already know that P=Co-P, if P were to be shown equal to NP then P=NP=Co-NP=Co-P. All these classes would turn out to be the same since P is closed under complement. Then NP would be as well and everything is equal. That'
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by maweki 9y ago
That's not negative. That's the first and possibly only question. 2to3 "works" on whole projects and I'm not sending my code whoknowswhere.
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by maweki 9y ago
This is all contained in the collapse of the hierarchy, no matter which way you look at it. It will all be the same.
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by maweki 9y ago
I could be convinced that P=NP, but that would also mean that Co-NP=P and I just couldn't wrap my mind around that one. Co-NP just seems so much harder than NP.
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by maweki 9y ago
I wonder whether you can even hide the IO in the logic function by providing a random number from the outside which the students can use, so that from their perspective the logic function is pure, which would be quite desirable.
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by maweki 9y ago
This seems interesting. Maybe I can use something similar next year to generate some interest. Without IO (which is monads, which is too advances since we also do functional C# and functional java paradigms in the same course) the subject m
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by maweki 9y ago
So this was done during a programming paradigms course at KIT? I'm teaching functional programming basics using Haskell at my university. At the end of the semester we aren't quite that far. But I am far from sure whether this exe
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by maweki 9y ago
If you're in Europe I suggest you try Joylent. Great many flavors, nice texture, and comparably cheap. I am not on it now but I used it to replace one meal per day for weeks at a time with no adverse effects. But yeah, I've also h
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by maweki 9y ago
PEP 394 says that python should point to python2 for the time being. https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0394/
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by maweki 9y ago
It is not practical to write pure python code. There's always the implicit state of a generator so lazyness is fucked. And you don't know whether you're passed a list or a generator and then you tuple-unpack it and the genera
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by maweki 9y ago
Main takeaway: The function f(x) = 0.5*x + 100 has a fixed point at x = 200.
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by maweki 9y ago
I heard a rumor that the Ev3dev Kernel guys got 4-color mode for the display of the original ev3 brick to work. Not even the lego guys managed to do that. Will possibly happen very soon-ish.
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by maweki 9y ago
You can replace the actual ev3 brick with a raspberryPi based BrickPi or PiStorms. Then a motor or sensor is about 30 bucks and you might have some lego technic already lying around.
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by maweki 9y ago
There are a few repositories where I know that I am one of the users with the most experience, so I watch them and as soon as issues arise I'll try to help debug and pinpoint the issue or even solve it. Since the Issue-tracker is publi
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by maweki 10y ago
But in general the reversal of a glob pattern is trivial while the reversal of the equivalent regular expression is not, no?
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by maweki 10y ago
I wonder whether it would help to match from both sides (start and end) simultaneously, since you know you're not looking in the middle of the string. You also don't care about capture groups.
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by maweki 10y ago
No, but those who feel like computer scientists rather than programmers do aspire to.
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by maweki 10y ago
I teach robotics courses and we also prefer blockly based languages for our projects aimed at kids. I don't understand people that think "real programming" needs one fighting with syntax when the semantics are hard enough for
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by maweki 10y ago
One can also install fedy which enables rpmfusion as well, as giving a nice interface for some additional software and tweaks.
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by maweki 10y ago
but git doesn't store directory information. it is implicit with the file information. So symlink-shenanigans shouldn't be possible using just the git objects.
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by maweki 10y ago
The allwinner CPUs have atrocious thermal properties and are iffy on power usage. The raspberries (other than zero) run on anything, but too little power and they corrupt your sd card. The pi-zero runs on a potato and is a great ad-blocking
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by maweki 10y ago
One shouldn't take the rule of the excluded middle for granted. That is not applicable in many theories.
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by maweki 10y ago
Happy to see that Okasaki is on the list.
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by maweki 10y ago
Which doesn't work once the operation is not commutative. Serializing parallel operation is hard!
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by maweki 10y ago
Maybe you should try dogelang (dg). That's all the Haskell syntax goodness with the Python typesystem :D

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