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by qbonnard 12y ago
I didn't know this one. I had only seen this one, a RTS where armies are controlled with cards : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQexhBQvWjs which indeed looks pretty appealing.
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by qbonnard 12y ago
OP's collaborator here. The goal of this framework is to explore the (huge) gap between card- or board games, and videogames, so we can take the best of both worlds. It's hard work to imagine what users can do with new interaction
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by qbonnard 13y ago
How does it compare to Docker for example?
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2048 in Augmented Reality(quentin.bonnard.eu)
9 points by qbonnard 13y ago|2 comments
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Yes, My Kindle Can Do This: Flappy Bird on Paper (quentin.bonnard.eu)
4 points by qbonnard 13y ago|2 comments
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by qbonnard 13y ago
SEEKING WORK - REMOTE or ONSITE from Metz, France I hold a (rather fresh) Ph.D. in Human-Computer Interaction where I explored the use of paper-based interfaces with augmented reality on a camera+projector system [1]. I am most experienced
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GaymerCon: Everybody Games(kickstarter.com)
1 points by qbonnard 14y ago|0 comments
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(Reverse) Literate Programming on Jekyll/Github(qbonnard.github.com)
11 points by qbonnard 15y ago|0 comments
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by qbonnard 15y ago
That's right, sorry I missed your point. I edited the post accordingly, thanks a lot for your input! Note however that I did not pretend to have an exhaustive search, just a "brute" one to find a solution. I changed "enumerating all the can
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by qbonnard 15y ago
The "no factorial is a perfect square" is used to justify why square roots are applied before any factorial on a given node of the evaluation tree. No factorial is applied on a non integer intermediate result indeed, but if the intermediate
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The answer is 2011. The question can be brute force.(qbonnard.github.com)
156 points by qbonnard 15y ago|20 comments