I've mapped a fair deal of the useful memory of the game along with a collection of information from various web sites and cheat codes. My intention is to use the Lua engine I wrote to assist in player controls. Writing an AI to control the other players is not entirely out of the question, and automatic luck manipulation would be awesome. Is anybody still working on this, or should I see if a CPU can fight better than a human who's trying to push too many buttons at once? (Joke, but only slightly)
We believe mathematical entities to exist when we feel the need for them to exist, that they have a special meaning. History has shown that acceptance of new concepts was slow. This includes negative numbers, rational numbers, irrational numbers, complex numbers, infinity. Yes, the concept of complex numbers was so bizarre at the time that they were (and still are, to some extent) called "imaginary numbers". Not only that, but by Cantor's logic, there are different types of infinities and one infinity can be greater than another. P.S. About the X=Y=infinity thing, infinity minus infinity (or infinity plus negative infinity) is 'defined' not to exist (in other words, not defined). Any attempt to define it so far results in chaos (or so (I think) most mathematicians believe). Note the word 'believe'.
So, this is all interesting, but it gets much more complicated in infinite sets, like, for example, the integers and rational numbers. We know that both are infinite, and that integers are a subset of the rationals. Yet there exists a bijection between them, so they are of the same size, despite there being rational numbers that are not integer. It gets even worse with real numbers, which are proven to have no bijection with integers. How many more of them are there then? If we assume that the cardinality of the real numbers is exactly two to the power of the cardinality of the integers, we'll get interesting things. But if we negate this assumption, we'll get as many interesting other things, and best of all, it's free of any contradictions if we assume either.
This was a challenge over at codegolf: http://codegolf.com/paint-by-numbers edit oops this is a topic about a specific puzzle not the this type of puzzle in general
Delailah: How does dumbledore understand parseltongue? J.K. Rowling: Dumbledore understood Mermish, Gobbledegook and Parseltongue. The man was brilliant.
-After to see Popoi's show, it's really the faster way to surprise these 2 swindlers ? I think the other way for surprinsing them+leave the room is a little faster. -When you leave their room, there is a long veritcal room untill the village, you run against the wall, then you walk in the vertical way, it isn't faster to walk then run ?
You take the sword with a nice way. Actually, you cutted Elina castle ? The shared tas is actually at the dead of tropicallo ? Just i don't want to do useless work/plan :)
3. Press 7 on your keyboard, "Joypad on #0" should appear.