albertkawmi

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by albertkawmi 4y ago
Interesting. Were you watching streams or YouTube? And were you doing other chess improvement work? I’m at the same chesscom rating as you and have watched a bit of Hikaru content but somehow felt like I was procrastinating on “real chess s
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by albertkawmi 6y ago
Your comment reminded me of this web comic comparison https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/biblioklept.org/2013/06/08/hu...
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by albertkawmi 6y ago
We went through the laptop pain as well. In our case an MPC 1000 was sufficient for us for playing back samples and keeping hardware synths in sync.
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by albertkawmi 6y ago
Does anyone know what kind of explosion this might be?
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by albertkawmi 8y ago
I think there is a spectrum Of skills with programming at one extreme and visual design at the other. Even within “front end” you tend to have JS experts and CSS/design/UX experts. Some people can do both. When you consider UX, ac
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by albertkawmi 9y ago
If I understand your question, the answer might be something to do with what happened in humans; we developed brains large enough to be able to recognise patterns in our own behaviour and abstract those across all aspects of life. Having sa
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by albertkawmi 9y ago
I think they could be included by allowing for evolutionary dead ends. That is, if mutations are random, not all will be successful long term (though pecularities in their specific environment may enable their survival for some time).
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by albertkawmi 11y ago
Interesting. My experience was similar when, after years of playing competitively at club level, I decided to give up because I felt I couldn't progress further without devoting several hours a day. For me it was more because I found c
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by albertkawmi 12y ago
This slideshow [1] by one of the authors of Ramda.js goes over a JavaScript example in OO style and refactors it to functional style. Currying is used to complete the refactoring. I've linked to the slides on currying but you'll n