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Remirg
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This could be great for implementing reinforcement learning algorithms
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False
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btcraig
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Whoa, whoa, whoa. I just have a BS in Computer Science, Toffoli gates and quantum computing are way above my pay grade. I was expecting an answer more along the lines of reversing some instructions is impossible because of look-ahead buffers and such. I'm just going to go back to my quiet sys admin corner of the world ...
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1492532783
False
0
dgfcqv8
t3_662tgc
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1494173242
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mbenbernard
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I agree with you. And yes, this is definitely a money game.
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1492532796
False
0
dgfcrb6
t3_662rbo
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1494173248
1
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cirosantilli
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Reverse debugging meets NES emulator.
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1492532814
False
0
dgfcrx5
t3_662tgc
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1494173257
1
t5_2fwo
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stronghup
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This is cool indeed
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1492532818
False
0
dgfcs11
t3_65z5nd
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1494173257
1
t5_2fwo
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bitcrazed
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7s???????? Wow! Are you running a machine with a spinning disk? Also, have you tried running `PowerShell.exe -NoProfile` from cmd?
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1492532869
False
0
dgfctus
t3_64wk0y
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1494173283
1
t5_2fwo
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0
1492532885
False
0
dgfcuev
t3_65z5nd
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null
1494173290
2
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mirhagk
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I mean it definitely has issues, anyone who doesn't think so is just blind. You do bring up some valid concerns, and they are things that the C# designers are aware of and are trying to change. + Obviously the vendor lock-in/platform bias has been a huge focus in the last few years and it's much better than it used...
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1492532998
False
0
dgfcy92
t3_65z5nd
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null
t1_dgewklf
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1494173342
1
t5_2fwo
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HectorJ
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Damn, and it was a decent comment, I wanted to upvote it...
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0
1492533000
False
0
dgfcybz
t3_6631x8
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null
t1_dgfa7pp
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1494173342
8
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Zenitram
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>You are a republican. LOL. You're a joke. You're worldview is based on nothing more than the shit you make in your head. It's quite pathetic. You sound like a child. It's the only explanation for your tone and behavior.
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1492533013
1492533225
0
dgfcyr3
t3_65yogc
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t1_dgfbza4
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1494173348
0
t5_2fwo
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sabas123
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Doesn't really feel like that.
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1492533046
False
0
dgfczuq
t3_662tgc
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null
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1494173362
1
t5_2fwo
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Zenitram
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Did you copy and paste your comment from yesterday over again?
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1492533081
False
0
dgfd12f
t3_65yogc
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t1_dgfbrdn
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1494173378
1
t5_2fwo
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dark-panda
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Actually it was 640k so you're off by an order magnitude, which means you have plenty of room to upgrade.
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1492533157
False
0
dgfd3q3
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgfawvn
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1494173416
1
t5_2fwo
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mirhagk
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It is indeed fully usable in a linux environment. Your choice of IDE is a bit limited as of right now, but project rider should change that soon. Visual Studio Code does of course work but it's not a full IDE.
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1492533205
False
0
dgfd5e4
t3_65z5nd
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null
t1_dgektam
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1494173438
1
t5_2fwo
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strong_grey_hero
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Back in my time NOBODY could beat Mike Tyson, and we LIKED it that way!!!
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0
1492533213
False
0
dgfd5oc
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgf6hzb
null
1494173442
14
t5_2fwo
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TarMil
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And F# had no place in the "non-compiler enforced" group.
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0
1492533227
False
0
dgfd66a
t3_65wpwt
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t1_dgfcixb
null
1494173448
1
t5_2fwo
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frezik
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And you can always force .h264 to be i-frame only if you want. Can be handy for unreliable streams, so that a dropped packet means only one frame is screwed up.
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1492533237
False
0
dgfd6j4
t3_662tgc
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null
t1_dgf9xht
null
1494173453
10
t5_2fwo
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strong_grey_hero
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This may be our best chance yet to beat BattleToads.
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0
1492533242
False
0
dgfd6pg
t3_662tgc
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null
t3_662tgc
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1494173455
50
t5_2fwo
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Strilanc
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Even the methods like `thenApply` don't do justice to `await`, because they don't mix with an imperative style as well. You can use `await` in one branch of an if, in the middle of a loop, in try-catch blocks, etc, etc. Writing a loop with `thenApply` and friends is comparatively very tricky.
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1492533316
False
0
dgfd988
t3_65z5nd
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null
t1_dgfcuev
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1494173489
2
t5_2fwo
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Ninjabassist777
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But that doesn't work well for random events, would it? For example, if in playing Pokemon and my opponent used a different move than the first time, then you wouldn't end up in the same place in the game. Also, how often is the fixed interval? It's it every few seconds, milliseconds, minutes?
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1492533355
False
0
dgfdaji
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgf6w3r
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1494173508
1
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0
1492533432
1492841964
0
dgfdd46
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t1_dgfcep7
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1494173542
2
t5_2fwo
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s73v3r
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These are all recent developments, though. When C# started, and for the majority of its life, it only ran on Windows.
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0
1492533452
False
0
dgfddti
t3_65z5nd
null
null
t1_dgek05a
null
1494173552
1
t5_2fwo
null
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s73v3r
null
Mac Visual Studio isn't actual Visual Studio, rather a rebranded MonoDevelop
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0
1492533520
False
0
dgfdg6e
t3_65z5nd
null
null
t1_dgf5v1v
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1494173583
2
t5_2fwo
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Ninjabassist777
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That's what i would expect, but i think memory would fill up really quickly with that method. There's an emulator called "mednafen" that supports most consoles up until (not including) the ps1/n64 generation. It features the ability to rewind save states, but you have to activate it every time you play a game, and it...
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1492533602
False
0
dgfdiv6
t3_662tgc
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1494173619
9
t5_2fwo
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bdtddt
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Yes it could, no physical machine could run it, but mathematically, constructs can meet the concrete definition. Turing completeness is a logically rigorous definition, mathematically proven. Not some real-world test of programming language usability.
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1492533617
False
0
dgfdjf5
t3_65x029
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1494173626
2
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fallofmath
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I wasn't sure but I found the [patch notes](http://us.battle.net/sc2/en/blog/10495761/replay-feature-update-with-patch-2010-7-24-2013) for it: > Now you can jump ahead, and the replay will seek ahead as fast as it can and automatically resume playing when it reaches that time.
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1492533631
False
0
dgfdjvt
t3_662tgc
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t1_dgfczuq
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1494173632
5
t5_2fwo
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miminor
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it looks like you don't know what you are talking about `T | null` is not exactly the same as `Optional`, for example there is no equivalent of `Optional<Optional<T>>` when it comes to `null | T`, because `T | null | null === T | null` so it's not conceptually identical, because `Optional` has more expres...
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0
1492533687
False
0
dgfdlti
t3_65wpwt
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null
t1_dgfaux5
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1494173658
1
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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0
1492533726
False
0
dgfdn4l
t3_65z5nd
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t1_dgfd988
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1494173676
1
t5_2fwo
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unpopular_opinion
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It's also my opinion, how paradoxal that might look. The cause is that there aren't that many interesting things to say about programming anymore that haven't already been said in the past 70 years.
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1492533747
False
0
dgfdnuf
t3_6631bu
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null
t1_dgfahd5
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1494173685
3
t5_2fwo
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dethfire
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It's a good article. No spam.
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0
1492533796
False
0
dgfdpge
t3_662t0j
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t1_dgf3fv9
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1494173707
1
t5_2fwo
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jackmott2
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>Meanwhile, Js lets you trivially manipulate the DOM any way you like. What special property of JS do you think there is that makes manipulating the dom any way you like possible? calling functions? You seem to just be arguing that "one can make guis pretty quick with electron and it is a nice experience.". That...
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0
1492533846
False
0
dgfdr7t
t3_65k067
null
null
t1_dgfcb1e
null
1494173730
1
t5_2fwo
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sabas123
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Ow wow, never noticed it. Thanks!
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0
1492533855
False
0
dgfdrir
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfdjvt
null
1494173734
2
t5_2fwo
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jacqueman
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This still doesn't account for interaction effects that will vanish when transitioning to the whole user base.
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0
1492533924
False
0
dgfdttv
t3_662ziz
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t1_dgfcm65
null
1494173765
3
t5_2fwo
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[deleted]
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[deleted]
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0
1492533968
False
0
dgfdvba
t3_662h8c
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t3_662h8c
null
1494173785
1
t5_2fwo
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sgmctabnxjs
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> dead ends that you didn't even know you'd reached Not sure what this means. Can you give an example? edit: Having now read the link, I take it you mean you could perform an action which meant you couldn't complete the game, but had no idea the action had had such a consequence.
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0
1492533977
False
0
dgfdvmt
t3_6631rd
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null
t1_dgf7j2b
null
1494173789
9
t5_2fwo
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Phobos15
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You are a child who refuses to grow up. You can't see the forest for the trees immediately around you. Very sad.
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0
1492534013
False
0
dgfdwvn
t3_65yogc
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null
t1_dgfcyr3
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1494173806
1
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jaredcheeda
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People should be using NW.js instead of Electron anyways. It's much easier for developing, uses less resources (OP's concern), supports twice as many OS's, gets updated within 24 hours of new Chromium/Node releases, has more features, has been around 5 years longer, offers source protection, etc. The only thing electr...
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1492534030
False
0
dgfdxfz
t3_64oqaq
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null
1494173813
1
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Phobos15
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You refused to answer, I am still waiting for you to name a single good conservative.
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1492534033
False
0
dgfdxjx
t3_65yogc
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t1_dgfd12f
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1494173815
0
t5_2fwo
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Crandom
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Whoops, my mistake. Still a good step forward, can't wait for full AOT.
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1492534166
False
0
dgfe213
t3_65z5nd
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t1_dgf7j5k
null
1494173875
1
t5_2fwo
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oscarboom
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Nobody is dying. Wearing clothes I hate every single day would make me miserable. Business 'casual' doesn't seem at all casual. I don't own a lot of khakis and dress shirts.
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1492534188
False
0
dgfe2tc
t3_65vch4
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t1_dget7vj
null
1494173885
1
t5_2fwo
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0
1492534245
False
0
dgfe4rn
t3_663z06
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t3_663z06
null
1494173912
1
t5_2fwo
null
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[deleted]
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0
1492534273
1492739843
0
dgfe5nw
t3_662tgc
null
null
t3_662tgc
null
1494173923
10
t5_2fwo
null
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jsrduck
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I take it there's no random number generators in Nintendos architecture
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0
1492534278
False
0
dgfe5ud
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgf6w3r
null
1494173926
23
t5_2fwo
null
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snookums
null
Cool. I'm going to check that out.
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0
1492534327
False
0
dgfe7ji
t3_65jol7
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null
t1_dgez05z
null
1494173949
1
t5_2fwo
null
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pm_me_your_calc_hw
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Thanks for the creation OP. Excited to check it out!
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0
1492534379
False
0
dgfe9bc
t3_662tgc
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null
t1_dgf9sux
null
1494173972
14
t5_2fwo
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mirhagk
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It would have been better had they had the insight to do the msbuild change earlier in the process, but that really was a tooling change, not a framework change. The tooling wasn't production ready, even though the framework went to RTM. It was just really weird that you could have projects that run on production ready...
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1492534436
False
0
dgfebck
t3_65z5nd
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t1_dget3bu
null
1494173999
1
t5_2fwo
null
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oscarboom
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> lol the place im working at fail 90% if not all of these questions... what a reality check this is. I've been on the hiring side, and if a candidate actually asked all of those 'recommended' questions, it would give me a somewhat negative impression of him, like the guy is too hung up on process over results and ...
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1492534462
False
0
dgfec9g
t3_65vch4
null
null
t1_dgdrjvw
null
1494174012
1
t5_2fwo
null
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tayo42
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Check out chip8. There's a bunch of roms for it to play simple games like pong. I was able to emulate pong in a couple weekends.
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1492534486
False
0
dgfed44
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgf88ul
null
1494174023
12
t5_2fwo
null
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tomservo291
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I could
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0
1492534505
False
0
dgfedqw
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfd5oc
null
1494174031
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
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aarobc
null
Just out of curiosity, why not put the source on github?
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0
1492534597
False
0
dgfegvd
t3_662tgc
null
null
t3_662tgc
null
1494174073
1
t5_2fwo
null
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zeroone
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The NES, like any deterministic computing engine, cannot produce real randomness. Games like Pokemon use pseudorandom number generators that produce repeatable sequences. Some games tap into the randomness of the player by counting the number of frames between button presses and mixing that into the pseduorandom numb...
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1492534672
False
0
dgfejhc
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfdaji
null
1494174107
24
t5_2fwo
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lost_file
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They exist already - PDFs can contain JavaScript.
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0
1492534677
False
0
dgfejoo
t3_65x029
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null
t1_dgf83dt
null
1494174110
3
t5_2fwo
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samkellett
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what i mean is if you have a vector of 1000 trait objects but only 10 distinct types there is only 10 vtables in action and then every 100 objects (assuming normal distribution) will share the same vtable address minimising cache misses of the static data and shrinking the size of each trait object at the same time (av...
null
0
1492534699
False
0
dgfekg4
t3_65pxv9
null
null
t1_dgeyj68
null
1494174121
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
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b0b_d0e
null
check out /r/EmuDev where people can ask questions about their emulators and share progress with their emulator projects as well
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0
1492534766
False
0
dgfemoj
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgf88ul
null
1494174151
8
t5_2fwo
null
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zeroone
null
On a side note, Nintaco has a built-in Game Genie database to save you the effort of typing in the codes.
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0
1492534769
False
0
dgfemsl
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfcizg
null
1494174152
25
t5_2fwo
null
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adrian17
null
No malloc here. The path PyLong_FromLong takes for small numbers looks like this: static PyLongObject small_ints[5 + 257]; PyObject * PyLong_FromLong(long ival) { if (-5 <= ival && ival < 257) { PyObject *v = (PyObject *)&small_ints[ival + 5]; v->ob_refcnt++; return v; } // long...
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0
1492534797
False
0
dgfenqi
t3_65zzae
null
null
t1_dgf63r0
null
1494174165
3
t5_2fwo
null
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GreenFox1505
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[WITCHCRAFT!](https://images.gr-assets.com/hostedimages/1386909927ra/7477823.gif)
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0
1492534818
False
0
dgfeogy
t3_662tgc
null
null
t3_662tgc
null
1494174174
0
t5_2fwo
null
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TheIllustriousYou
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> They just need a flag for braces vs end keyword. Given VB's verbosity & heavy tool support, I think semantic whitespace might be a better alternative.
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0
1492534875
False
0
dgfeqex
t3_65wpwt
null
null
t1_dgf99ro
null
1494174200
2
t5_2fwo
null
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frezik
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None. Developers found ways to create PRNGs all over the place when needed. With tool-assisted runs (and sometimes even raw human input), you can exploit this in speed runs and other crazy things. Here's a 3-minute Super Mario World tool-assisted run that does this: http://minimaxir.com/2013/03/127-yoshis-in-slot-6/
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0
1492534948
False
0
dgfesuo
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfe5ud
null
1494174234
18
t5_2fwo
null
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zeroone
null
If you want to write a complete emulator in under 15 minutes, go for Subleq.
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0
1492534954
False
0
dgfet2o
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfc7r9
null
1494174237
10
t5_2fwo
null
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zeroone
null
http://meatfighter.com/nintendotetrisai/
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0
1492535007
False
0
dgfeurz
t3_662tgc
null
null
t1_dgfbssj
null
1494174260
3
t5_2fwo
null
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Annabellish
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I'm not sure why you're trying to be so condescending here? ((T | null) | null) would be the correct transcription of a nested optional, and you're pointing at one implementation of optional types in a language which doesn't have algrabraic datatypes and so can't achieve either of these options without a wrapper type a...
null
0
1492535048
False
0
dgfew5k
t3_65wpwt
null
null
t1_dgfdlti
null
1494174278
1
t5_2fwo
null
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zeroone
null
The world is saturated with emulators. This came into existence because it was fun to make it.
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0
1492535052
False
0
dgfewam
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It just seems like one of these things is not like the others. If nothing else, you put khakis before whether the company might be about to go under?
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lorddimwit
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Exactly. It was mostly a joke though, in that the link is about formal verification more than anything, and Sierra just liked to screw with people. There's an interesting list of scenarios available here: http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/UnwinnableByDesign -- and there's a whole subsection dedicated to Sierr...
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pron98
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> But I don't use Java and I complain about it. Well, not so much *complain* as *troll*, which is a little funny coming from a Ruby developer, but hey, I understand the urge. We all like throwing stones even if we live in a glass house.
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p1-o2
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> Neal Stephenson Anathem is my favorite book from him. He worked hard to take the reader on a journey with equal understanding to the main character, despite all of the heavy philosophy and mathematics. The scope of the story was incredible to me. It's the sort of sci-fi I wish I found more often.
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chris-c-thomas
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Okay, I thought I may have read that at one point and when I saw the landing page when searching again thought maybe they were doing something else. Gotcha.
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Yes I have an HDD Alright so two videos [Opening from context menu](http://puu.sh/vom9L/2219c94adc.mp4) [Opening from CMD with PowerShell.exe -NoProfile](http://puu.sh/vonXB/1a2e42b7b6.mp4) 3 to 13 seconds. So I guess 10 seconds.
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LordButtersI
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> republicans > fair Lol, no.
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zeroone
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I'll check out your video. I have never even seen Braid. Nintaco records control input in addition to generating save states at a fixed interval. It is analogous to deltas and key frames, respectively. Lining things up was part of the challenge. But, it appears to work, even over Netplay.
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oscarboom
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You are underestimating how much developers care about that.
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Kinglink
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You mean the language that's barely out, that has only been out three years and hadn't gained a massive foothold? I know a lot of programmers like to grab what's trendy but personally there's a reason c++ java ruby and c# are still dominant. Grabbing the new hot language seems like a good idea but eventually that la...
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_Mardoxx
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Why? :/ Reminds me of where people are too busy adding fucking easter eggs to a product that is complete trash. Get your priorities straight. Load times on VSCode are abysmal.
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zeroone
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Absolutely. See the Javadoc for all of the available functions.
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> C# is probably used in a mostly Microsoft stack Most of this comes from the fact that the shops who chose C# were already most comfortable on the microsoft stack. Not very many people who preferred linux chose the microsoft stack anyways because they wanted C#. What C# really needs is for people who enjoy and ...
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zeroone
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Cheater!!!
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sn0rewh0re
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The biggest problem Java has is Oracle. Better avoid Oracle where you can. To all open source devs: Better make your own java with coke and hookers.
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zeroone
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Nintaco can export animated gifs: http://i.imgur.com/jsTtL9m.gifv
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zeroone
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(Rewind Time helped)
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feverzsj
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Sounds more like why functional programming doesn't matter
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> I still don't see how this makes his technical decisions inferior That's besides the point, because a CEO's role isn't to make technical decisions. It is, among other things, to represent the company's values, and ultimately, they felt that he was a poor fit for [this manifesto](https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/abou...
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zeroone
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I haven't figured out how to do that yet :/
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iamiamwhoami
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That's awesome. This seems like a great tool for training AI algorithms to play NES games. How can it be controlled from Python? I didn't see any information about this in the docs.
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oneonetwooneonetwo
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Oh no, I know people get *incredibly* crazy about the concept of ties (which is beyond your worst case scenario there) and so on. I just think it's a weird hill to choose to die on in a sort of yeah, whatever way.
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Tom_Cian
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Actually two of them: "your sad your missing out".
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Zsnes had a rewind feature this is still awesome. I will make a YouTube video about it after Nintendo finishes losing its copyright battle against me / emulator developers.
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> Why? :/ Maybe some people use low-cost ARM devices (RPi) for development sometimes? Maybe not the best idea but whatever, it works. Think low-cost coding schools or whatever. You can teach a bunch of students Python or whatever without spending too much money on hardware. > Load times on VSCode are abysmal. ...
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Ninjabassist777
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Neat! In my experience, Pokemon isn't random. I just used it as an example. If you play a game, save a state, load the state, and do the same input, it will give you the same output. That's interesting that the NES is purely deterministic. Does that mean that you could play an entire game, record the inputs, and pla...
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alastors
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I never had to care about overflows, sometimes I will check my inputs to stay inside some boundary, I work with gps positions a lot to calculate distances and with dates and almost never had to think about overflows, and in that case I only have to choose to use long and that is enough for my needs Luckily, that compi...
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s-expression
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Can RLS autocomplete macros? Not trying to be flippant, honest question.
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zeroone
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Yes. In fact, that's exactly how Nintaco let's you watch your entire gameplay history. In fact, you can resume at any point in the past for the same reason.
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CyRaid
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You should put some SNES assembly links on there too. I've been digging into it a bit and want to make my own SNES game in my spare time; or at least make a target compiler for it, or a game editor that outputs SNES assembly with a GUI.
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lgastako
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Exactly. Here are some examples from Zork Zero (from [here](https://strategywiki.org/wiki/Zork_Zero/Dead_ends)): - Open the nut away from the Jester. - Wear out the magic wand (use 5 times) before needed. - Drink all (4 times) of the magic potion before needed; you can spill it accidentally by typing "drop potion" in...
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Strilanc
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When they say "pause" they don't mean "block". The execution of the method is paused/stored, but the thread isn't blocked. The thread can go off and do other work. For example, a thread pool with a three threads can handle at most 3 blocking methods at a time... or thousands of async methods at a time. From [the .net...
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Tom_Cian
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> I only have 640KB of RAM (Bill Gates told me I would never need any more than this), Actually that's incorrect, [he never said that](http://www.computerworld.com/article/2534312/operating-systems/the--640k--quote-won-t-go-away----but-did-gates-really-say-it-.html).
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zeroone
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Download the API zip. It contains Python examples. All the functions have a 1-to-1 mapping with those in the Javadoc.
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miminor
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you are making no sense, it has nothing to do with the language implementation, imagine you have an apple, now you have a bag where you can put that apple or you can leave it empty, apple is your value, bag is your optional, you can put an apple in a bag into another bag, and another bag and another bag, essentially wr...
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