I've been tinkering a bit with an arbitrary-precision integer or "bigint" library in Lil, for things like solving Project Euler problems and implementing cookie-clickers. Initially I was going to handle signed numbers, but restricting the routines to non-negative integers- the natural numbers- simplifies the implementation considerably, and is still perfectly sufficient for many applications. I was just about to rename the module bignaturals when I realized that I absolutely cannot call it that.
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You are a stronger man than I. I absolutely could not possibly resist the urge if given the opportunity.
love2d libraries used to be rather infamous for this (and there are still a few "questionably" named ones). all i could say is that, no, you absolutely could call it that.
it certainly wouldnt be "irregular " !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
i remember the days of ANAL (an animation library) and LUBE (one for networking). love's always been full of it
Had a friend in uni doing his masters in mechatronics engineering who wanted to do a project on mapping of disaster areas using roboticised cockroaches. These algos fall under the heading Simultaneous Localisation And Mapping, or SLAM, which would have made the project CockSLAM.
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