sevenproxies

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by sevenproxies 15y ago
The Person example also seems overly verbose. Does the equivalent Clojure example have private attributes name and age? It looks like the author is accessing the name and age attribute directly instead of using getter methods as defined in
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by sevenproxies 15y ago
permutation([X|XS],YS) :- permutation(XS,ZS),select(X,YS,ZS). Where is ZS defined? Bear in mind that I only took half a module's worth (6 modules in a year at my university) of Prolog and we really just used it for learning predicate logic.
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by sevenproxies 15y ago
Typical way to gain views and make it look like you know what you are talking about (although the author does seem to know good algorithm development). Hell, comparing it to Bogosort is a stretch. Bogosort is not even a naive algorithm.
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by sevenproxies 16y ago
>The typical path that many people (myself included) have experienced is: total obsession for 1-2 weeks, followed by rapidly waning interest. This what I experienced. Mutliplayer is fun though, but I can't play the game properly due to
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by sevenproxies 16y ago
Unfortunately that isn't an efficient solution when you have hundreds of applications to process. Perhaps this is why degrees are often required for entry-level software positions as someone with a degree is seen to be better employees (com
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by sevenproxies 16y ago
One of the reasons I'm currently studying Software Engineering (UK) is to learn about things that will not necessary be taught on a job. Topics such as logic, formal specifications, algorithms and concurrency. It's one thing to know how to