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by n3k5 7y ago
In this context, the term is just used to tell you to think in terms of pitch classes — where all notes that are separated by an integer multiple of an octave belong to the same class — and not expect actual Shepard tone trickery related
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by n3k5 7y ago
Exploiting choke points to optimise your tactical positioning is a recurring trope. Some games just expect you to do that anyway. As mrob mentioned [0], roguelikes are notorious for this; but I wouldn't call that bad . It's more
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by n3k5 7y ago
Tavis Rudd's Using Python to Code by Voice [0] is also interesting. Looking up that URL, I came across the more recent Coding by Voice with Dragonfly [1]. Haven't seen that one yet, but just quickly skimmed through. Unfortunately
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by n3k5 7y ago
Desktop Safari doesn't play them either. I guess it's because Apple still doesn't like Vorbis? For iOS users who have a compatible player installed (I think VLC should do the trick), here's the direct links, in order of
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by n3k5 7y ago
Filthstep didn't sound anything like what I was expecting. But I didn't really know what to expect. So then I selected some genres for which I could confidently propose an exemplary piece. Ragga jungle: precisely correct. Chicag
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Update: BS have reacted to the numerous complaints and are dropping the requirement. https://twitter.com/bethesda/status/1155140773215649793
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by n3k5 7y ago
For contexts where the walrus is not allowed, see [0]. You'll find that it's generally possible to circumvent the restriction by parenthesising the expression. So yes, (x := 1) is a valid (but poorly written) statement. B
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by n3k5 7y ago
In GP's example, the call to str() isn't there to make sure you get a string instead of causing a type error; it's there to substitute str() for repr() (which also returns a string). Considering that this feature is mainly me
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by n3k5 7y ago
Epic Games are infamous for opposing openness in various forms. (Buy these games … only on the Epic Games Store. Install this spyware … no, you can't see the source code. Use any current OS you want … as long as it's from Microsof
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What took you so long? I mean not the Pluribus team specifically, but Poker AI researchers in general. The desire to master this sort of game has inspired the development of entire branches of mathematics. Computers are better at maths than