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r34
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About r34
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Comment #44906627
Would be great to be able to reconstruct the whole story in the style of the images as a comic book or animation. Might be a nice job for the generative models of the future.
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Comment #44795446
I thought we are talking about PHP8.5:)
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Comment #44795263
Your version includes 4 variables. Pipes don't create those intermediate variables, so they are more memory efficient. Readability is mostly matter of habit. One reads easily what …
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Comment #41433690
Good point. I would refer to another (similar) metric, which could be called "IDE-search-ability): it extends greppability, by adding some more conventions which work well with you…
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Comment #41002770
There is a huge difference between game theoretic optimal strategy and actual profitable strategy due to the human nature of the players. I imagine a professional poker player as s…
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Comment #40808666
I will take a look, thanks :)
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Comment #40801157
Well, what came to my head pretty quickly when reading this was "there should be separate tables";) Thank you for the article, I didn't know about the statistic configuration in po…
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Comment #39795982
lovely
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Comment #39574254
But "mutation" includes adding genes (or extending a gene) as well, doesn't it?
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Comment #39572237
I don't understand something: I was taught that mutations are random, not even predictable (the latter comes from Stuart A. Kauffman book that I've read recently). How did they con…
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Comment #39562401
Yup, something like that came to my mind first: create a physical representation (like a map) of the graph you want to solve and use physics to determine the shortest path. Once yo…
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Comment #39562309
As a complete amateur I was wondering if it could be possible to use that property of light ("to always choose the most optimal route") to solve the traveling salesman problem (and…
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Comment #39104283
That's why I use to claim that for me everything is a priori natural. Additionally I disagree every time I hear that "culture is the opposite of nature" (not sure where it comes fr…
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Comment #36001620
It could be a great introduction to the metaverse. Imagine adding the interior spaces by making the doors and windows openable. Then allow for more and more interactions. A lot cou…
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Comment #35091911
I think it's a good time to introduce a new button to the browser interface, as the gap between the original "take me back to the previous document" and some new concepts like the …
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Comment #30567014
That's something that I've been thinking about yesterday, while writing my code in PHPStorm. I thought how much easier those modern tools make programmer life, how intuitive they a…
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Comment #30070112
What make it difficult for me very often are bad examples. The set of standard examples for introducing concepts of class, object, inheritance etc (animals, geometric figures, cars…
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Comment #29589031
When I work somewhere for a longer period of time I gradually work less and less, but it's not due to laziness, but due to splitting my time between learning and actual work. After…
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Comment #27745659
It doesn't forget - it's stated in the article (close to the end).
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Comment #27737218
I've built a cheat detection system for chess few years ago. Our client paid for creating a chess portal to play chess for money (not an idea I'd put my money into - and it's been …
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Comment #27475205
I'm not an expert in history, but I think that Poland should reappear in 1918, but it's missing few more years on the map.
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Comment #26824972
I predict ML models predicting how will the Earth look like in the future:) loads of fun!
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Comment #26001326
More and more I'm convinced that in the set of all possible search spaces, the most important is the pleasure-driven search space. But some well constructed knowledge skeleton let'…
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Comment #25788099
Maybe food has sth to do with decrease of testosterone, but I think it's rather cultural issue. 1. Lifestyle. Less sport, more cars etc. 2. Politics. Testosterone behaviors are les…
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Comment #25787881
All kinds of abandonware sites. I used to download games and record them on CDs in internet cafés, even before I had my first computer:)