hanabi | an ok implementation of the best game | Game Engine library
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kandi X-RAY | hanabi Summary
hi! this is a pretty ok implementation of the cooperative card game "hanabi," which is probably the best card or board game ever made. you can see what it looks like and play with your friends at hanabi.site.
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I'm building a ml project which will use tensorflow, game rule set controlled by c++ library and python players.
I decided to use pybind as translation layer between game rules engine and control layer with players.
Here are classes that I tried to wrap with pybind:
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Answered 2019-Nov-16 at 20:20This line:
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i'm developing a quiz website. In my database, I need a table which shows reported quiz errors. It should look like this:
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Answered 2017-Nov-13 at 15:46The problem is with the table schema. NEVER store comma-separated data in a single column. You should structure the table to look more like this:
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I'm trying to use XmlHttpRequest to run a php script from a javascript file. But for some reason, my code is only returning the php code as a string instead of actually running it.
The php runs perfectly fine if I run it alone from a global url, but it won't run from the javascript file, implying there's something wrong with my javascript request?
I'm running everything locally on Ubuntu with Apache and nodejs. I was directed to this link earlier: PHP code is not being executed, instead code shows on the page, but it seems Ubuntu does not have an httpd.conf file and uses an apache2.conf instead. I'm not sure what the difference is or how to mess with it without breaking it. Also, doesn't the above link only imply that it's php's fault? But my php file runs perfectly fine when accessed through a global url.
Here's the snippet of javascript that's supposed to call the php file:
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Answered 2017-Apr-20 at 02:19I'm assumning the javascript file is running locally?
Then the problem is because PHP needs to run through apache and the PHP engine before you can display it. What your code is actually doing is going to the backend, opening a file with the .php extension and reading that file. Instead of using an absolute file path, try using a URL.
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