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Eller's algorithm creates 'perfect' mazes, having only a single path between any two cells, one row at a time.
What kind of data structure would you use to build a text editor?
State > Coupling > Complexity > Duplication
In this very deep and incredibly detailed article, author Pavel Zemtsov is attempting to answer the question: "what is the speed that can be achieved by a single-producer, single-consumer queue?"
Interesting article on how to prevent, detect and deter cheaters in League
Solving Rush Hour, the Puzzle July 2018
How I created a database of all interesting Rush Hour configurations.
Rush Hour is a 6x6 sliding block puzzle invented by Nob Yoshigahara in the 1970s. It was first sold in the United States in 1996.
C’est beau !
Amazing history of an hardware engineer at Atari
Something I need to do before my next travel. I want to take care of my sensor though, but at this point it's unusable if I don't clean it (too much dust).
Free book on game programming patterns. Found while reading BloogBot website.
Another good article on writing these objects and what kind of little monsters they can evolve into.
Next time I want to look for best practices, I will search for "api wrapper in ruby" instead of "API client", because the former yields more results.
How did statsd came to life and why it's useful.
Very interesting article on how to self-host a lot of developer services: Git, PaaS, Sentry, etc.
TL;DR
Distributed system consistent hashing
Start here and then use the book