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   by serjeem 4y ago

   > Insisting it's a deep, dark magic and not the advanced application of `str.replace` does the industry a disservice. Respectfully, this perspective contradicts the computer science underlying our work--there are in fact different c
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   by serjeem 4y ago

   Is there a general theory or framework for how these kinds of mechanical things get designed and work? I am always really impressed by the ways mechanical motion can be transformed but I have no idea how people figure out these mechanisms.
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   by serjeem 12y ago

   Well, I mean, that depends on your definition of game: http://www.gamedefinitions.com/ .
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   REST Dissertation Overview(wwatson.me)

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   by serjeem 13y ago

   I wrote my favorite function ever last semester with itertools! It (roughly) lazily generates a list of dictionaries that map players to their moves for all possible moves. It turns out you can do that with a chain of combinations, two cart
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   by serjeem 13y ago

   I haven't seen a lot of hate in that direction. As someone who uses ST almost primarily, my biggest complaint is that it's not open source and free, which is going to stunt it's growth and keep it from being a real competitor with Emacs or