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About a year ago I set myself the goal of writing an algorithm that could learn to play tic-tac-toe. I didn't want to tell the algorithm what the rules of the game are, nor did I want it to try and use some kind of calculation to look ahead at possible ... - The best opening move in a game of tic-tac-toe
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Back in 2015 I wrote a couple of articles about how you can piggyback a standard Java EE Transaction Manager to get data consistency across distributed services (here is the original article and here is an article about doing it with Spring Boot, ... - Choosing the right language to write a simple transformation tool
Recently, a colleague asked for help in writing a little tool to transform a set of XML files into a non-normalised single table, so that their content could be easily analysed and compared, using Excel. The requirements were roughly: Read XML from ...
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