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Scientist mode experimental #1

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TeMPOraL
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All changes worked well in tests. Noprocrast is a pretty amazing thing - it boosted subject's work efficiency from 2% to 46%.

@schwa
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schwa commented Feb 13, 2011

I see you left in male nipples. Will this bug ever get fixed?

@poswald
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poswald commented Feb 13, 2011

I wouldn't merge these changes without some test cases.

@zeroeth
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zeroeth commented Feb 13, 2011

motor_control.feature

Scenario: Bipedal walking
  Given that I have two legs
  When I put my right foot forward
  Then I should travel some distance
  And I should not fall over

@jdonaldson
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This fails for my tail recursion tests. I noted that the subject had an actual vestigial tail, attached to another tail, etc.

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cariaso commented Feb 13, 2011

The changes above are humorous. The changes at https://github.com/cariaso/dna are real.

@synhershko
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@cariaso now that is funny

@MarioRicalde
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I would advise to add more resistance to RSI from using EMACS or related editors. This could also improve his speeds when working with other technologies.

@shaiguitar
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Hah, brilliant :)

@TeMPOraL
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Nice idea; I'll look for that and try to include in the next release.

@TeMPOraL
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https://github.com/TeMPOraL/dna/tree/scientist-mode-release-0.3
New release, with things that were promised. Share and Enjoy ;).

@notgeorge
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I'm interested in porting this over to my current bear-pig platform. Any potential gotchas I should be on the lookout for?

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ghost commented Feb 15, 2011

this is highlarious!!! :)

@craic
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craic commented Feb 15, 2011

Daddy!

@jkopel
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jkopel commented Feb 17, 2011

Any chance of removing redundant and unused code? It is taking 9 months to compile every time.

@TeMPOraL
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Hard to tell... it's mostly compiler fault that causes such long build times. I think we should improve the build process.

@wesleywerner
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References to Evolution.Bipedal causes a bottleneck during object creation. Sadly we can't avoid this, we kinda need it.

In some far-off future build, we could hopefully work around this, by piping the build objects through the TestTube framework (instead of the current Gestation framework).

+1 for this! :-)

@roofuskit
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I suggest removing the code for redundant limbs and appendages to speed up build time.

@singhanianilesh
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Dose not pass static analyzer.

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