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This year’s Game Off theme is LEAPS AND BOUNDS.

You’re welcome to interpret the theme however you wish, but if you need some ideas to kickstart your creativity, maybe your game could:

Make your character evolve to overcome challenges
Add obstacles to test your hero’s ability to leap into action
Deduct points for anything going out of bounds
Duck, dip, dive, and dodge an enemy that’s changing or moving rapidly
Take place in the year 2020, the next leap year

Let your imagination run wild and create a game loosely-based or inspired by that theme using whatever game engines, libraries or languages you prefer before December 1st, 13:37 PT.

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The BRD_TYPE parameter description goes up to "20" but is missing some recent additions like "24" which is CUAVv5

It would be useful to add the dtype parameter to KBinsDiscretizer, in particular to allow returning float32 output to save memory.

Related to scikit-learn/scikit-learn#11000

Some of the examples on the Svelte website are straightforward/intuitive but others need some explanation/documentation. For example, the "Deferred transitions" example is excellent but there are a lot of things going on and it's difficult to understand. In particular, what is the essential lesson of the example vs. understanding all the code needed to demonstrate it.

Therefore, I recommend

Comments in stb_image_write.h, namely about stbi_write_png, do not specify the pixel order (if it's row major or collumn major) nor the color order of a pixel (ARGB, or ABGR)

This is useful for developers taking image data not loaded with stb_image, that would like to use stb_image_write.

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