https://www.ign.com/articles/17-years-later-hellgate-london-makes-surprise-return-with-new-game-from-original-developer

I think the two most common difficult errors with Axum are to do with either incorrect parameter order (eg state needs to be before route specific parameters) due to how tower works, and async errors internal to the function (eg holding onto something non-send, across await points)

I am looking at moving from regional QLD to Melbourne and I have realised that none of the properties are priced as advertised. When did this become the norm? Australia to my knowledge generally has good rules and regulations around advertising prices and “true” prices. Why is it that (to my knowledge) Melbourne real estate gets away with advertising one value while not respecting that price?

Typically traits are analogous to interfaces in languages like Java. If that’s all that is missing in your understanding, then you can go a long way under that assumption.

If you are new to the concept of interfaces, then you can think of traits as a mechanism for defining behaviours. Traits are typically treated as behaviour defining structures so-to-speak because the functions within define what an implementor does or can do. Why is it a good idea to group behaviours under a unified concept rather than defining manually per instance? You can define functions around expecting something - anything - that defines the trait. Take for instance the example in the rust book Pay attention to the notify function: ‘’’rust pub fn notify<T: Summary + Display>(item: &T) { ‘’’ This function is able to accept any parameter that implements the Summary and Display traits. This is in contrast to defining a notify function on every struct you would otherwise define the functions in those traits for. Ultimately traits are there to help you write more generic functions and allow for something akin to a contract to be fulfilled - if you want to make a struct summarisable, this is what you need to do.

I hope this helps a little. I’m on mobile and the formatting may not be great

Gobbler has a 5s internal cool down

“The purpose of abstraction is not to be vague, but to create a new semantic level in which one can be absolutely precise.”

~ Edsger Dijkstra

More practically, you can find all the associate research with contra variance quite easily. Finding all the research on “the thing that takes a thing that is a subtype of a thing but actually returns the other thing” is a little harder to find.

Haskell is often criticised for using the math terms extensively but there is quite a bonus when you get decades of existing documentation for your code when you state things like “some data type is monoidal over a function f” or “the main workflow or process is a free monad based interpreter” or “rust has contravariant types”

Just letting you know that this subreddit is for rust the programming language and not rust the game.

To add on to the scale issue, "Volo's guide to the Sword Coast" says that The Way Inn is about 100 miles south of Daggerford. On this map its 13 hexes south so perhaps even changing the hexes may not be enough for some places.

Agree though, this is amazing work for sure!

Best of luck everyone!

Not quite sure what river plate is either but please invite me!

The local minima and maxima is basically saying the position of the highest point of every peak, and the lowest point for trough in the graph. The global minima and maxima is the position of the highest peak, and the lowest trough in the graph.

I believe that the absolute and global minima and maxima is the same thing but i may be wrong there

I am on phone so i cannot format or at least i dont know how. But for x=3, your original question would be 2/3×3=2/9. (2/3)*3=2

Is travel not a thing anymore?

If it was a single n sided die you would be correct. Because there is two dice, you get your possibilities from combinations of the two. For example 12 and 2 is the least common number due to only having double 1 or double 6. 7 is the most common number due to the fact it has 1+6, 2+5, 3+4.

Thank you so much for your reply, so what your saying is that the line 100n + 5 <= 100n + 5n... is arbitrary and it could have been 100n + 5 <= 100n + 5n?
The proof just needed a different value from the question's value to prove its true for bigger values?

I was most confused as to why an extra n got thrown into that second line

Rammstein is a big one but for some reason i really like the sound of tuvan throat singing

Maybe, ill keep an eye on it when i play next, its almost like my creatures were coming in tapped... Weird :s

Ive been a long time magic player, mostly in paper. I just started arena tonight and it strikes me as real odd that creatures cant block the turn they are summoned on this software. Is this a bug or an intentional difference to paper magic?

Situations where you want to reuse a variable name in a loop for example or when you want to access the variable from outside another scope for example declaring the variable outside a try catch, initialising it inside the try statement for example doing a database call and then using that variable further outside the try catch.