Clojure Dojo
- Sep 25, 2012 · 7:00 PM
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Nicholas C.
September 26, 2012
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Nicholas C.
Here's the solution to Go:
https://github.com/nchurch/go/
The first commit is the partial solution I demoed last night.
The solution will tell you how many paths there are to a space from a given point: see keep-all. It will \not tell you configurations of the board that will keep a given piece alive, since some of the solution is functional. I'll add that later.
September 26, 2012
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A former member
A dojo is an event for people learning a language to tackle a small problem from start to finish in the space of an evening. We usually start with a round of introductions over pizza followed by breaking up into teams of 4 with each team tackling the same problem around one computer. Then at the end of the evening everyone showcases their solution. It's open to any skill level.
September 23, 2012
17 went
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member+1 guest
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A former member
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A former member
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A former member
Organizers:
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I should also point out that the board \must have edges as in the example board, since that is used to terminate the search.