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Game(s) Generation

By Yashima, on June 24th, 2004

Ever wanted to make up your own games? Via Terra Nova comes a link to this cool article EGGG: Automated programming for game generation. The article contains a sample game description for poker and says it was possible to describe chess in 85 lines.

I particularly like the transformation – via rules inheritance . . . → Read More: Game(s) Generation

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I hate debuggers

By Yashima, on June 23rd, 2004

I really do because I rarely use them because I hate them and I hate them because I don’t quite understand how they work and between each use I forget how to use them and I hate them because …..

But sometimes it just doesn’t work without :-(

It would also be really . . . → Read More: I hate debuggers

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re-Curse!

By Yashima, on June 21st, 2004

You get what you pay for.

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another round

By Yashima, on June 19th, 2004

of trying to install debian. I hate when you google for something and all that turns up is your own posting about the problem. I am sure I have tried to get linux onto the box a few dozen times. the friggin’ netinstall is completely not stable (which it really is) and the best . . . → Read More: another round

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Stupidity without bounds

By Yashima, on June 18th, 2004

This is not even about an Array Out Of Bounds Exception …..

Hard to find bug, because it is so damn’ *stupid*: why on earth would anyone return a variable named fnord as result of a method if there actually is a local variable named result??? Well I would.

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