Chess is beaten (machines can play a perfect game) when there are up to 7 pieces on the board.
This might seem like a simple question of compute power, but clever implementation matters. If you can effectively compress your DB, you can use a bigger one!
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It's confusing how 'REPL' refers to two different UIs:
A CLI like IPython or Julia, where things like multiline editing and syntax highlighting need careful implementation.
An editor protocol like SLIME or CIDER where multiline editing is a total non-issue.
Really elegant developer tool: Go's inline IDE feature is used with deprecation markers, so call sites are autofixed from OldApi() to NewApi() based on the implementation of OldApi.
Is there a good term for "after using this feature we realised that the best design is different from the current design"?
In casual conversation I generally hear "bug" but there was nothing wrong with the original implementation.