Slides and videos for my Oredev talks on Neo4j and APL
Hello, here are the recordings of my two talks at Oredev with accompanying slides. Modelling game economy with neo4j Oredev from Yan Cui Fear and loathing with APL (oredev) from Yan Cui
Hello, here are the recordings of my two talks at Oredev with accompanying slides. Modelling game economy with neo4j Oredev from Yan Cui Fear and loathing with APL (oredev) from Yan Cui
Note: see the rest of the series so far. I stumbled across this post the other day and problem 2 seems like something I can easily do in APL since it essentially requires you to interleave two arrays. The problem is: Write a function that combines two lists by alternatingly taking elements. For example: given the …
Note: see the rest of the series so far. This is a classic interview question, and after some experimentation I ended up with the following solution in APL: $latex F \ \iota 100$ => 1 2 Fizz 4 Buzz Fizz 7 8 Fizz Buzz 11 Fizz 13 14 FizzBuzz 16 17 Fizz 19 Buzz Fizz …
Note: see the rest of the series so far. Surprisingly, my last post on APL did well on HackerNews, turns out there is genuine interest in APL out there, which is great to see I have been busy with a number of conferences and talks since then so I haven’t had time to revisit APL. …
Having heard so much about APL from Phil Trelford (who is one of the leaders in the F# community) I decided to try it out too. For the uninitiated, APL code looks every bit as mind-bending and unbelievable as scenes from Johnny Depp’s Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas. For example, the life function below implements …
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