branja

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by branja 9y ago
I agree. Yet I want as much inference as possible as you described upthread
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by branja 9y ago
Look into success typing
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by branja 9y ago
People have in fact talked about these things. Including the science being great, the psychology being preposterous yet entertaining, and the disco being disco. https://arstechnica.com/science/2014/11/stuck-o
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by branja 9y ago
insects also reproduce to account for death, requiring food sources, which there are none of on Mars
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by branja 9y ago
Okay, thanks. I appreciate the counterpoint. I guess I'd like to see it both ways: bots limited to human speed and bots not.
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by branja 9y ago
For the same reason the APM are limited: to ensure that what we are doing is really focusing on advancing strategy rather than brute mechanical skill. If I played against an AI using nothing but the rendered frames and sound of a game as
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by branja 9y ago
to emulate human handicaps at the interface layer. I didn't say it would be free
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by branja 9y ago
ideally they'd train it on real keypresses rather than actions
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by branja 9y ago
I work as lead dev on a 5 year old web app I took over from a previous dev and his team of subcontractors about a year ago. It's very helpful to see into the past when there's no way to just ask the previous dev.
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by branja 9y ago
Try interactive rebase. https://robots.thoughtbot.com/git-interactive-rebase-squash-...
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by branja 9y ago
This is much easier when I actually need to trawl through history to find things.
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by branja 9y ago
You can do both. Squash your working branch to a single commit, then rebase. That way you still get a clean view of just the changes introduced in the branch, and don't have to resolve merge conflicts every step of the rebase.
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by branja 9y ago
Not animations, but git-scm.com is excellent
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by branja 9y ago
The Native Americans of the Appalachians used to burn the brush down in the forests and otherwise cultivate the land, yes.
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by branja 9y ago
If you fell into 100C hot and extremely acidic water it would be a big problem – Barbara Cavalazzi, University of Bologna
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by branja 9y ago
all the fun problems in CS are intractible