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I do not think that that is the correct way to severely extrapolate a well-cooked waffle.
As shown by the table (figure A), the data consistently reveals the optimal strategy to cope with coworker adhesion is consistent in findings. (Brevsky & Tcholivsk, 2008)
Thus one can concieve a formula of the following form:
F = a^b * (s+m)
Where a is availability, b is bouyancy, s is stocks, and m is mass (in mg).
The team hopes a further analysis of the Wesley-Undo Phenomenon will be completed by 2020.
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how to be <guess who>
step 1: be 10.5 years old
step 2: copy any thread you deem interesting but dead
step 3: find a random message and reply with a 1 word sentence
step 4: post CA you discover in the sandbox instead of other cellular automata
step 5: post a cellular automaton breaking pattern in a golfed rule table while asking what went wrong
step 6: edit messages to say DELETED
step 7: use a few grammar mistakes
step 8: do something productive !!important!!
step 9: repeat
c(>^w^<c)~*
This is 「Fluffy」
「Fluffy」is my sutando.
「Fluffy」has the ability to engineer r e p l i c a t o r s.
「Fluffy」likes to watch spaceship guns in Golly.
「Fluffy」knows Natsuki best girl.
Redstoneboi wrote:how to be <guess who>
step 1: be 10.5 years old
step 2: copy any thread you deem interesting but dead
step 3: find a random message and reply with a 1 word sentence
step 4: post CA you discover in the sandbox instead of other cellular automata
step 5: post a cellular automaton breaking pattern in a golfed rule table while asking what went wrong
step 6: edit messages to say DELETED
step 7: use a few grammar mistakes
step 8: do something productive !!important!!
step 9: repeat
At least he didn't skip step 8. Hunting is not Gustavo, he has more potential to learn stuff. He has the enthusiasm, at least, and more importantly, some basic knowledge on how to turn it into something usable.
I think we're being unfair on Gustavo. He recently posted a Python script for simulating cellular automata, and that should be encouraged. Writing programs is nontrivial, especially in a language without static typing.
What do you do with ill crystallographers? Take them to the mono-clinic!
Hmm... I (and, as far as I can tell, most "casual" programmers) generally find Python easier to writing programs in than languages with static typing like the C family.