Except for the 2D games, the 2D games in 3D (smash n kirbee), and Paper Mariooooo

Yoshi's Story is sprite based and Good

freeload predicted the 3DS over two years prior...

at this point the developer should patch the game and hand-craft you a rectified save file

Outside of the ward, have you done tutoring / held classes for drawing/painting before? Is painting/drawing a big hobby of yours?

(Please let me know if my questions are too much / too prying.) If I may ask, how long did you stay? Did this interfere with anything else in your life?

You say you gained access to writing (then painting then reading); how did that feel? What conditions granted you access to these?

Was there anything you were excited to do coming out of the wawrd?

Did you go voluntarily or involuntarily, and either way, how was the process of getting into the ward? How do you feel about the whole experience; do you feel it was generally positive?

How comfortable are you with questions about your stay there, why you were in it, how you felt about it, etc.?

And also hihihi welcome back friend!!

i was just talking to my good friend about this, then you post about it?? coincidence?? impossibly

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Ahhh that's a Bad Time; what was the fear of programming like for her? Anxiety when starting projects?

We're doing a lot of machine learning stuff. I think it's a lot easier for them to write code, play around, and experiment (fluidly) without doing the unfamiliar rigidity of software engineering.

You're spot on with the crappy part of programming. We're using Python, so we have so much less busy-work than other languages.

Maybe I could convince them that growing their software engineering skills will result in a better end-result for them (in terms of professional skill development) and for our sponsor (in terms of a maintainable deliverable), rather than a poorly-documented but fully-functional prototype.

So the thing with this, the deliverable is only being graded on it's existence.

A corporate sponsor comes in with a project (a Real World Thing), works with students who write the code, and provides resources.

Maybe I should try getting them closer in the loop on our code? They've been trying to steer us towards good software engineering (e.g. weekly pointers like "hey go research devops and tell us about it!") but it hasn't been working.

the first time TDD helped me solve a problem, my life changed and i wanted to form a cult. i wish i could share that experience.

Thank you for the recommendation! I appreciate it much

Ooh interesting; I've mostly been using Termux, I'll have to check out Linux Deploy.

May I ask what you used for your keyboard setup?

is Google trying to make Bing popular or something

beautiful story

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Ooh, I'll have to keep these in mind!! These seem more involved than Hackerrank

You can see their different things here:

https://www.hackerrank.com/dashboard

This is really exciting for me. I'm rusty on my Bash skills and Java skills, and haven't done much C++.

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is it not D:??

I can't comprehend