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Inertial Ignorance

Ignorance is inertial, until you do something about it.

FIDE master in chess, with a national rating of approximately 2300. I'm also the author of a couple of opening books, and have been coaching for a number of years.

Email: thestandardwater@gmail.com

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12 Is it bad practice to create blocks of code? Nov 2 '17
12 Why does the base class need to have a virtual destructor here if the derived class allocates no raw dynamic memory? Dec 30 '18
4 Game Playing AI - Strategy to overcome the transposition table taking up too much memory? Jan 2 '19
2 Is my reasoning to determine this algorithm's Big-O correct? Apr 22 '18
1 How to efficiently access public static variables/methods of the correct derived class? Dec 28 '18
0 Is there a way to use and ignore blocks of code, caused by events during runtime? Dec 27 '18
0 Results of testing different compiler optimizations of GNU GCC are confusing Dec 31 '18
0 Is my reasoning to determine this algorithm's Big-O correct? Apr 22 '18
0 Does it make sense to iterate a ranged for loop using constant reference here? May 13 '18
-1 Does reading over code I've written make sense to verify it? May 14 '18

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