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A new extensive chess programming tutorial
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Hello all,
I began publishing a new chess programming tutorial. It
follows my pet project of developing a chess playing agent
from scratch. The tutorial is released in stages, as soon
as I complete parts of the program. Each release includes... |
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Posted March 12, 2004 7:28:18 AM
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Student status
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I began working through SICP last week and now I'm very happy to have found this discussion group! I only have about an hour a day for this, so the progress isn't very fast - especially considering that I solve all exercises in Common Lisp. My p... |
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Posted June 28, 2007 1:57:50 PM
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Introduction and Chapter 1
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I began working through the book, solving all the exercises along the way in Common Lisp. Here is the relevant category:
http://eli.thegreenplace.net/category/programming/lisp/sicp/
This can be used as a reference for exercise solutions to thos... |
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Posted June 28, 2007 1:52:25 PM
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Football Management Game A.I.
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Check out esms.eofa.org - ESMS is a soccer simulation for Play-by-email games. It is GPL so you can see the source code. |
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Posted May 6, 2005 6:16:44 AM
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Algorithmic Forays Part 6
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Quote:Original post by porthios
Hi,
I started a regex parser before I read these articles (and had it working), but I must say that this is so far a nice series. Regular expressions can be confusing at times so you've done a good job of trying to... |
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Posted November 17, 2004 1:02:22 PM
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Algorithmic Forays Part 6
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Quote:Original post by sirSolarius
Quote:Original post by spur4444
We do break B and C. See the following:
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... Yes, there are B and C. So we pick B and go over the process again and again, until all the sets that are states of the DFA... |
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Posted November 17, 2004 12:51:40 PM
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Algorithmic Forays Part 6
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We do break B and C. See the following:
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... C is added, unmarked, to dfa_states. Since all the alphabet symbols are done for A, we go back to the outer loop. Are there any unmarked states ? Yes, there are B and C. So we pick B and go ove... |
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Posted November 12, 2004 2:46:49 AM
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RS422 serial programming
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There is no difference from the software's point of view.
Is it a PC program, or does it run on some embedded controller ?
In a PC, the COM port is RS232, and you can plug a RS422 converter on it, the software knows nothing about it.... |
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Posted September 24, 2004 4:39:33 AM
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Algorithmic Forays Part 5
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Thanks !
I'm a little worried about the "pace" of the articles which
seems "killer" to me. I wonder if people with no previous
experience in these topics manage to follow through... |
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Posted August 20, 2004 3:53:43 AM
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C++, finding the calling function?
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Check out:
http://www.geocities.com/spur4444/prog/who_called_me.html |
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Posted July 25, 2004 1:09:54 PM
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Algorithmic Forays Part 4
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Quote:Original post by Box2020
This is a great set of articles but I must ask -
Why not generalise the NFA class as a template with input type as a parameter, or is this part of the "KISS" principle?
This is an indeed part of the KISS principl... |
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Posted June 18, 2004 8:31:39 AM
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