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DickieStarshine
2mo ago
But if a game has lots of material and rules, you have to read and remember a lot. I'm not sure I understand what you want. Can you give examples of easy systems?
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2mo ago
I have the books and while I haven't played it, they're well made and structured. Well worth the price.
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DickieStarshine
4y ago
I'm a software developer in a large german city and I'm facing this issue. Rent is very high, around 50% of my net income. Food gets more expensive by the day and the war in the Ukraine isn't even factored in yet. I can'
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DickieStarshine
5y ago
I love Julia for AoC, especially for matrices. It's just that good and I'm surprised more python people don't use it.
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DickieStarshine
5y ago
I use this: (defun get-file (filename) (with-open-file (stream filename) (loop for line = (read-line stream nil) while line collect (parse-integer line))))
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DickieStarshine
5y ago
As a German, I'm schockiert. Schockiert, I tell you.
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DickieStarshine
5y ago
That's exactly the problem: instead of using conda you should instead use one of the myriad of others! It's balkanisation.
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5y ago
How is it nothing like Python? 1-based indexing is definitely not a flaw. And version 1.6 massively decreased package import and precompilation time.
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Why Uber Engineering Switched from Postgres to MySQL
(eng.uber.com)
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7y ago
I think the point is: you have to see the pattern and break out of it deliberately.
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
How's the editor support with Mercury?
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
Have you looked at Julia?
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
Dammit, I skipped the "at least" part... I read "during the last 100 years".
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7y ago
Dune series by Frank Herbert, not much comes close.
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
Well, I wouldn't exactly say that Lisp (CL) is functional. Also, if you're referring to macros then that's fair.
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
So it's the magazines task to 'protect' people? What the hell kind of argument is this.
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
> that also avoids grimdark Not as interesting as it could be then.
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DickieStarshine
7y ago
Why didn't the crystal guys put the effort into Julia instead?
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7y ago
Do it. I'm using it atm after years of Python and I like it.