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1y ago
Generally I would recommend Vallejo or Army Painter paints over GW ones. They are cheaper, better quality coming with a much better bottle.
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2y ago
In Street Fighter 3rd Strike (1999) Akuma's stage music titled Killing Moon is one my favorites, I still listen to it
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3y ago
in Scala the idiomatic way to sum is the method sum on collections List(1,2,3,4).sum Although this is indeed implemented with reduce. But is it really too much code? List(1,2,3).reduce(_ + _)
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4y ago
Not quite, 'a' is the type of the elements 'NonEmpty a' contains. It is rather the subclass of some kind of 'Iterable a'.
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4y ago
well, match making in team games is an extremely finicky beast
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4y ago
That doesn't make sense, in modern match making systems you see your rank and/or rating points, you get higher, perfectly fine feedback. No one convinces themselves that they are great when they are can see that they are in the bo
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4y ago
> Now what I'm really curious about is why [...] a simple 59-line example, is using unsafePerformIO It seems to me that they are using the physics engine Chipmunk2D for that Animation which has bindings with IO in their signature.
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5y ago
I read about this a while ago, I'm not an expert but this is my take on it: In homotopy type theory an equivalence of types is a first class value that you can manipulate. And also you can separate types from their 'implementation
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6y ago
With practice you can get a riffle under 2-3 seconds without weaving. But if 7 still seems too much, do less but do a running cut or overhand shuffle between two of the riffles, like riffle -> riffle -> running cut -> riffle ->
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Most smarter magicians think that it is a waste to show off things like this as demonstrations. There is a number of extremely clever card tricks that use the principle mentioned by you as one of their components, but you won't notice.