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ehird
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>Unfamiliar terminology. To be fair, Emacs predates the majority of UI terminology. >No closures in elisp. Um, why is it even called a lisp? A mistake it shares with the original Lisp.
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Thank you for the link! Do you know what the asking price will be when it comes out? I spent a little more time reading. I like it, but pre-orders scare me just based off my lack of trust in the internet. *time lapse* I just finished reading the link you gave. Again, thank you. Based off my reading, the book would not ...
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>So I like to go to restaurants that are good at whatever kind of food they do. I don't arrive with specific preferences for a kind of food to eat--rather, I want to have whatever is good there: perhaps the local traditional cuisine, or the food of an immigrant ethnic group which is present in large numbers, or som...
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skidooer
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> Then why did you think it applied to Rails in the first place. I asked if you had a good *design pattern* that kept the logic in the model, like Rails, but allowed the request to happen asynchronously. The only reference to Rails I made was noting its API. > You are correct that the problem of handing large r...
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tau-lepton
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This is no different than getting data from a database. The latency may be higher but it may not. The render should be written to return in a timely manner independent of long queries, whether from a database or web service. The view may have to be written appropriately, but that is not dependent on using active rec...
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MatrixFrog
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"paid" doesn't mean "nonfree" -- I think you mean "proprietary"
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skidooer
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I do not disagree. However, your AJAX request still needs to feed a model, unless you're throwing all design patterns out the window as soon as you start writing Javascript?
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tau-lepton
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The model data only exists when the query returns, it is identical in this regard to a web service.
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marcelk72
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Is there an info file for all this information?
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bekeleven
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Bah. I'll just run the same computation 100 times and determine your fuzz distribution, then work backwards from there. Sure the process will take longer, but I can still do it. The solution is to always return worst-case time.
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Chuu
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Having had to deal with conference speakers in another life, I would actually welcome if every speaker came with a list like this. Surprises are incredibly bad when trying to keep a tight schedule, and ambiguity over expenses is always incredibly awkward to deal with. That doc leaves very little to chance.
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skidooer
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Consider the following Javascript-esq pseudocode: var user = SomeAjaxUserModelThatDoesNotBlock.get("1") user.name => null As I have been trying to point out, the pattern doesn't work for asynchronous operations. user.name shouldn't be null, but the line is executed before the data has come back. The ...
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tau-lepton
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Nope, but since Ajax requests don't block the web page the user is happy, they may have to wait for specific elements on the page to get data, but the page won't be unresponsive. If one of the elements gets its view from a long running job, then the Job is the model and the estimated time to completion could be displa...
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skidooer
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As I have been saying all along, if you use the Rails pattern to load the models, you *must* block. There is no option of letting the interface continue to update as the content downloads. It cannot be done. You need a different pattern.
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tau-lepton
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But one would use Ajax for that. So the web page is not blocked, when the Ajax success callback would update the element. You likely already know this of course.
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skidooer
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AJAX is just the network operations though (Think Net::HTTP in Ruby). You still have to fill your model with the data when the AJAX response completes. If you're calling on the AJAX in your controller and instantiating your models from that response, you're following the pattern grauenwolf described.
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kamatsu
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Almost all of these demands are perfectly acceptable. Just seems like he's trying to cover his bases.
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serendib
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Hey, Dave Churchill here... were you at AIIDE this year? If not then I should probably preface this by saying that I was one of the organizers of this year's Starcraft AI competition. Also the writer of UAlbertaBot Hopefully I can clear up some of the misconceptions you have made in your post. > Blizzard gave the ...
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Tattoo__
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I immediately thought of [Van Halen and M&M's](http://www.thesmokinggun.com/documents/crime/van-halens-legendary-mms-rider)
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tau-lepton
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Of course there is, RJS has been around for a while, in 3 it's even better. The web application is not blocked, even in older rails. Here's how 3 does it. http://wowkhmer.com/2011/09/19/unobtrusive-ajax-with-rails-31/
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skidooer
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Where are you putting your AJAX request? Model, view, or controller? Or do you not structure your client side code?
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And then run in piet.
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mithaldu
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> Would pulling code that conforms to the most recent version of Perl really produce a significant difference in results? Absolutely. The main issue isn't that the teaching examples used had old syntax, is that they didn't use modern features like simple "from .. to" lists and strict mode, which forces the use of v...
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dieselmachine
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Not only does the author "not get it", but when I posted links to the spec and a cutout of the relevant section (as I did above), he threatened me for using the phrase "It's not debatable" with regards to obeying the RFC. > I'll kindly ask you - 1 time only - come off the high horse please. **"It's not debatable" i...
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primedape
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Most big bands have rules like that to make sure everything is taken care of.
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etherealmachine
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Please read section 6 (Defenses) of the paper I cited. The actual solution is implemented in OpenSSL 0.9.7b, you can also look there. If you believe you can defeat RSA blinding by measuring the distribution, I would be interested in reading your paper on it.
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kragensitaker
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That looks pretty reasonable to me, syntax-wise. How would you prefer it? I think I'd prefer: def merge(A, p, q, r): L = A[p:q] + [∞] # 1 R = A[q:r] + [∞] # 2 i = j = 0 # 3 for k in p:r: # 4 if L[i]...
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YourAnMoran
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I know. That's the point. I can only hope organizers read RMS' list of requests throughoutly even in absence of an M&M's clause (unless the parrot one intended as one).
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acecool
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>No closures in elisp. Um, why is it even called a lisp? Keeping state is a pain without this. The thing to remember about Elisp is that it is only used as an interpreter that runs scripts, it does not compile code. Please see these issues addressed in the PicoLisp faqs: [interpreted](http://software-lab.de/doc/faq...
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tau-lepton
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I use web services as backing stores for my models, when an ajax request (xmlhttprequest) is made then the Controller renders the object returned by the Model, which in my case gets its data from AWS CloudWatch API. The response then is XML or JSON which is then rendered by the web application. If CloudWatch does...
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comex
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Yes, I suppose-- I'm even using a paid but Free app right now in the form of Textual. However, if anyone can get the software legally without paying (as must be true if it is distributed to a large number of users, since someone is sure to put it on the internet), I'd consider the payment as more of a donation...
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mithaldu
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Alright, that's better. Changed to upvote. :)
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mithaldu
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That still doesn't show any current and in-depth tutorials.
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Syphon8
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>I incorrectly assumed a "perfect game" implied a guaranteed win. You imply that optimal and perfect are not the same. I am not an expert in game theory but I see your point. In some games, such as Tic-Tac-Toe, perfect play results in a draw. In a game with sufficient imbalance, perfect play could even result in a ...
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dkbe1983
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Watch out for Sarah Connor, a Colt Commando CAR-15 and a small red dot.
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tau-lepton
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I pretty much follow the 3.1 example I sent. http://wowkhmer.com/2011/09/19/unobtrusive-ajax-with-rails-31/
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rmxz
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Relevant to: Programming.
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kamayamayent
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THIS is why I come to this subreddit. Thanks, frezik!
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kamayamayent
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Thank you as well good sir or madam. Learning something new today means it's a good day (even if it's 3:30 am)
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tm_helloreddit
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lawsuit or no lawsuit, people will keep trying. and in the end, they will win. just look at jailbreaking iphones, ps3's and xboxes. i hope the current insanity about not selling games, but the right to play them will stop soon.
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njoubert
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The guy that wrote this AI, Matt Fisher, is my officemate. I can probably get him to do an AMA if you guys are interested.
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moondance
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Tangentially related to programming because it's about a famous programmer. Not really relevant to programming at all - it's a list of his preferences.
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generic_0
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No it is not.
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poorly_played
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What does EMACS do that can't be achieved with vim + plugins + gnu screen? What kind of complex editing tasks?
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kurige
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On first glance it seems to use quite a bit less memory than XCode, but the performance is closer to what you would expect from Eclipse. It's certainly not as responsive as XCode on my machine.
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serendib
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A grad student has no means to fight Blizzard. I really hope this doesn't end up hurting him :(
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zsakuL
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> I incorrectly assumed a "perfect game" implied a guaranteed win. If you need to remember this, just think of tic-tac-toe. Perfect play results in a draw.
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tclark
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That's just great. Does anybody want to buy an emotionally scarred parrot, cheap?
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Lyalpha
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Why can't the AI determine that zealots can't hit overlords?
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acecool
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emacs is the ugliest editor in existence by far, but you can make it look nice: * To get rid of the splash screen with M-x custom (or click the properties icon) and go to Environment>Initialization and there you can set "inhibit start screen" to on, at the bottom of the page you can also get rid of the verbage in ...
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hannesk
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Your function can also be attacked by using it to guess the length of the string, though this is not a problem with hashes as their length is known.
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Gundersen
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The [slides](http://projects.mariusgundersen.net/OnGameStart) for the presentation. The [demos](http://projects.mariusgundersen.net/Origami3D) shown at the end of the presentation. The [sourcecode](http://svn.mariusgundersen.net) to everything shown.
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I know some guys who had him come give a presentation at a conference. They said he was a pain in the ass. They were going to put him in a hotel, but he asked if he could stay with someone while he was there. He asked for the money they saved from the hotel....which was a bit weird considering they said he does the spe...
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I've actually taught C for a job, so I have quite some experience with this. One problem is that you really need to understand what you're doing with C, more so than with most other languages. A lot has to be done by hand in C that's automated by other languages, and you typically won't get an error (and sometimes not...
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If you need players to test the AI with, I'm sure if you cross-post this to r/starcraft, you'll find plenty of players of all skill ranges willing to go up against this AI. Overall, some really crazy awesome stuff going on.
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any random time you add will not affect correlation between inputs and time, allowing timing attacks to still succeed.
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> Computers are very bad at adapting to scouted information and changing strategies That soothes my fear of Skynet.
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So, based on your description of your client design, it seems you're using a variation of the model-view pattern that grauenwolf also described, which you had "no words" for. Haha. You're alright. ;) But yeah, the browser is no place to skimp on code design. It deserves the MVC treatment as much as the server, if not ...
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ais523
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A simple example is along the line of Emacs' "M-x flymake"; for a range of supported languages (I mostly use it with Perl), you get IDE-style highlighting of errors and warnings in the program with red and yellow backgrounds. (Behind the scenes, it works by running the compiler in a loop, set to a "check syntax" mode i...
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And in some cases we just don't know yet. Chess is a good example. Perfect play could result in always win for the person who starts, always lose for the person who starts (this seems less likely but can't be dismissed), or stalemate. Personally, I would predict the latter, but it can't be verified with current computa...
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Did you actually read [what he wrote](http://stallman.org/archives/2011-jul-oct.html#06_October_2011_%28Steve_Jobs%29)? He said no such thing!
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relevant to organizing speaking engagements of interest to programmers
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rmxz
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What's weird about that? He'll give speeches (and software) for free; but he's got a point that he'd appreciate it more if you gave him the money instead of gave it to some hotel. After all - even if he does a lot for free - he still has to eat, buy plane tickets, etc.
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serendib
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Funny, Skynet was the name of the winning bot this year :)
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Tordek
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> which will always take the same amount of time (namely, len(min(char1, char2)), which can, at best, provide the length of the string, but since you hash both, it's going to be constant). Then again, reading is overrated.
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Expand.
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Sure, then again, MD5 is broken-ish. And, again, it's an example.
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Zambini
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This reminds me of EISBot here at UCSC :P
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I believe it's been mathematically proven that Chess is at worst a stalemate for white with perfect play from the first ply (just not every possible ply following n imperfect moves), but your point stands.
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In theory, no, as it's interacting with the DX drivers, not with the game itself. If it messed directly with the game, then yes, and this student would likely have the pants sued off him - however, as the article correctly notes, it's interacting in the same way that your screen or speakers are. That only counts for ...
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This tutorial inspired me to try adding some functionality I've always wanted in my .emacs file. I've realized that I hate lisp and I'm now resolving to never use it again, if possible. Edit: This coming from someone who has professionally used at least six programming languages.
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faustas
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Is there a TL;DR?
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I remember the name from IRC :) .. would have been 98-2000 my most active time on #tpolm.
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madmaddison
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It does show current tutorials. I think it's not up to google to ensure tutorials are in depth, but up to the tutorial writers themselves. You want good tutorials to show up in that query? Than -link- to them, help the algorithm give them the placement they deserve.
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egypturnash
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"Capturing the AI in video format is no simple task. [...] For lack of a better option, at the moment I use my own Video Capture program which can capture SC2 at a measly 15 frames per second on my best computer." Sounds like he has multiple computers. If he's got external video capture capabilities on one of 'em then...
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FeepingCreature
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Oh there you are. Didn't see you when it was the obituary for Dennis Ritchie.
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CyLith
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So, the guy that made this, [Matt Fisher](http://www.reddit.com/user/techmatt), is a reddit user, and my roommate. He wrote this originally for Warcraft 3 and then made it play DotA. If you've ever played against Auto.Lich, that was the bot. Send him some orangereds!
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I use a Unix-like system (Ubuntu) as my primary environment, and have done so for more than ten years. While I do use things like "file" and run scripts that select their interpreter with a #!, the vast majority of my files are identified by extension. This is especially true in the various graphical interfaces, which ...
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Boojum
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"primitive"?
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tanepiper
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I'm sure it was released as an RFC
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thomasz
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Academic freedom, anyone?
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Since Google filters its search results based on where you've gone with that browser (and other things if you're logged in, or use any Google products), I'd say it's not easy to have any idea what results come up for any particular newb (esp, they may be heaps different between a newb to programming vs a newb to just P...
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RotateMe
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Could you expand on the talk with Blizzards legal department? It was my impression that neither the AI player from this post were to be released nor did it anything else to access the DirectX driver. Or is there a term of agreement that during gameplay, the input and output may not be affected in any way?
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Sometimes I do want to edit them with a generic spreadsheet app, for one-off data-tweaking jobs where it doesn't make sense to spend the time to write a custom app. For example, I've had situations at work where we get some list of item names, prices, and model numbers from a supplier. We won't get this list again, an...
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TIL: "A parrot once had sex with me. I did not recognize the act as sex until it was explained to me afterward, but being stroked by his soft feathers was so pleasurable that I yearn for another chance. [I have a photo of that act](http://stallman.org/parrot-love.jpg)" Context: http://stallman.org/articles/extreme.htm...
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Cruxius
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If he hasn't done so already, could you get him to post it to /r/Starcraft?
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> You have no idea what this guy has done/written What has he done or written? I looked up his linkedIn and his skill set seems to be mostly into technical due diligence for acquisitions. This article is just vague bullshit and adds nothing of value to the intertubes. You sound like a sockpuppet. > 5. "There is...
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hvidgaard
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> Does multimethods make CLOS objects not objects? No, but CLOS is also not at all a good example of an OO language. I'd say that Lisp classes are more a like to C structs than an *Object*. Again this is arguing semantics - and if you want to call obvious non-OO language OO on some level of abstraction, be my guest...
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flutesmurf
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Of course it was. And here comes the worrying again.
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> To me it feels more like he was saying, I have a cape, I can fly! Touche!
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CyLith
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It already has been posted [here](http://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft/comments/lq6ni/starcraft_2_automated_player_with_video/), but it didn't get popular enough to be seen.
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