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This was thought as a purely visual experience, but of course adding another modality is tempting. I want do develop the project as new ideas appear, so who knows :)

I think I will write an article on the topic, but for now if you search for "quasicrystals" on HN you should get a lot of context :)

Thank you for your comment. I haven't thought about it. You are right. I will add a disclaimer and start with the animation paused.

Would be great to be able to reconstruct the whole story in the style of the images as a comic book or animation. Might be a nice job for the generative models of the future.

I thought we are talking about PHP8.5:)

Your version includes 4 variables. Pipes don't create those intermediate variables, so they are more memory efficient.

Readability is mostly matter of habit. One reads easily what he/she is used to read.

Good point. I would refer to another (similar) metric, which could be called "IDE-search-ability): it extends greppability, by adding some more conventions which work well with your (your company's) IDE.

There is a huge difference between game theoretic optimal strategy and actual profitable strategy due to the human nature of the players. I imagine a professional poker player as someone who certainly knows the odds (math of the poker game in general), but is also very good in interpreting his opponents behavior (which would minimize the information revealed by them, but could they do it completely?). There are so many biases which even professional players have to overcome, that in my opinion poker is strongly psychological game. Also because of that I think that online poker and live poker are slightly different games.

I will take a look, thanks :)

Well, what came to my head pretty quickly when reading this was "there should be separate tables";) Thank you for the article, I didn't know about the statistic configuration in postgres. I can use your lesson straight away, as I'm desining a database for online gaming platform and now I'm sure that there should be separate tables for currently running and finished games:)

Also: very clear and easy to follow language, props to the author. Cheers.

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But "mutation" includes adding genes (or extending a gene) as well, doesn't it?

I don't understand something: I was taught that mutations are random, not even predictable (the latter comes from Stuart A. Kauffman book that I've read recently). How did they construct the set of "all possible mutations"? Do we even know enough on chemistry / physics level to make such claims?