It needs access to a computer, creativity, and an impressive amount of capability for a high school senior.
This is 5 years before pong - you are inventing game concepts from scratch rather than standing on the shoulders of giants.
This is 5 years before pong - you are inventing game concepts from scratch rather than standing on the shoulders of giants.
It's only impressive because very few (none?) high schools teach calculus at the level required for his implementation. High schoolers are quite capable of handling that kind of calculus, it's just that the high schools don't teach it.
It's easier to be the second person to do something.
Evidence since has shown I'm reasonably intelligent but not the Popper or Goldbach or even the Walter Bright of our times.
Humanity the organism evolves so more things become obvious to more average members. Perhaps ten year olds will see the intuitive use of monadic structures in the future.
I got told off for doing an integral.