Very interesting article. I love how we can find science in every activity in our daily life. It's a way to make things less boring and automated.
By the way, I think you may have a little mistake in the "smartwalk" method, "elif over_progress == 8:" should be "elif over_progress == over:" in my opinion.
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Thanks for the kind words, Martí. I'm always trying to find little acts of life worth building a simple simulator for -- more to come on dev.to
And thanks for being a close reader and spotting that error. The original simulator was built for only 8x8 grids, but I generalized it for the purpose of the article and missed that change.
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Very interesting article. I love how we can find science in every activity in our daily life. It's a way to make things less boring and automated.
By the way, I think you may have a little mistake in the "smartwalk" method, "elif over_progress == 8:" should be "elif over_progress == over:" in my opinion.
Good job! Keep it going.
Thanks for the kind words, Martí. I'm always trying to find little acts of life worth building a simple simulator for -- more to come on dev.to
And thanks for being a close reader and spotting that error. The original simulator was built for only 8x8 grids, but I generalized it for the purpose of the article and missed that change.