I have 31 profiles of turtles that refer to combinations of 5 types of habitats.
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I tried to adjust how Lena responded and I couldn't, because I get stuck in the very similar problem that I still don't understand how to deal in the code. I have a problem that I asked for help here: How to make an equal distribution of turtles for each profile type using NetLogo 6.2?īut, I was not very precise in what I would like and it was partially solved.
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Set AvailablePatch other AvailablePatch this patch is no longer available Set UnassignedProfileCountList lput 9 UnassignedProfileCountList Set UnassignedProfileCountList effectively start from item 1 not zero
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( pxcor mod ( n + 1 ) = 0 ) and ( pycor mod ( n + 1 ) = 0 ) ] Let n 2 20 meters away each turtle will be from another turtle code that should be run for every entry of ValidHabs Set all-code ( word code-metabolism code-reproduction ) (( item kkk UnassignedProfileCountList > 0 ) and ( true = member? habtype validhablist )) Print ( word "I am turtle:" " " who " " "my profile type:" " " turtle-profiles-habitat " " "my code:" " " all-code " " "my code reproduction level:" " " code-reproduction " " "my code metabolism level:" " " code-metabolism ) until you reach profile 31 where the turtles are born in habitats 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5: Perfil2 (turtles are only born in habitat 2): until you reach profile 31 where the turtles are born in habitats 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5 Profile6: turtles are only born in habitats 1 and 3 Profile6: turtles are only born in habitats 1 and 2 Profile5: turtles are only born in habitat 5
Profile4: turtles are only born in habitat 4 Profile3: turtles are only born in habitat 3 Profile2: turtles are only born in habitat 2 The limits on them mean scaling to large sites with multiple editors while remaining free does get tricky however, once you have multiple editors you can probably afford a few bucks a month. There's also other services that provide nice GUI frontends for most static site builders (tina.io's predecessor is what i've used), allowing you to let the non-technically-inclined edit comfortably. That's what's described in Nikola's github actions article but you can also just use a host other than Github Pages. Whats more, any static site builder can be used with any static site host: you just need to run your builds locally (or using the free plan of or Github Actions) and then make the service's site builder a no-op.
(those services respectively limit bandwidth to 100 gigs/month, heavily restrict what build tools you can use, or limit how many builds you can do per month). Services like Render, github pages, and cloudflare pages offer (for free!) build servers, hosting, and bandwidth, on a custom domain, with more or less arbitrary build tools. Also worth noting in the advantages of static sites: they're cheaper (or free), scale perfectly with users, and are better for the environment.
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