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Here is my entry, I managed to get up to 815 on the validation set during the event, and 825 after: https://github.com/hukdukmukduk/brain.ant https://github.co
by hukdukmukduk 7mo ago
Here is my entry, I managed to get up to 815 on the validation set during the event, and 825 after:
https://github.com/hukdukmukduk/brain.ant https://github.com/hukdukmukduk/brain.ant
- cristoperb 7mo agoThanks for sharing, and congratulations! Interesting that you didn't use dead reckoning at all to return to the nest. I didn't think I could get away with that. And somehow using a second channel to extend the trails never occurred to me.
- andthenzen 7mo agoThanks to everyone in this chain for sharing! I've learned so much from your programs and was inspired to make my repo public and do a write up as well. I was 52nd place with a score of 599. https://github.com/Taxes/ants https://github.com/Taxes/ants
- grantsucceeded 7mo agoWow. thank you so much for the writeup. I'm just now (last few months) dabbling with agentic coding, but being an oldschool tech guy I had to dive straight into assembly. It was just too hard for me to level up my agentic skills given the deadline.
- TheCog 7mo agoI wrote a... slightly substantial writeup: https://hallofdreams.org/posts/agents-and-ants/ https://hallofdreams.org/posts/agents-and-ants/
- grantsucceeded 6mo agoThanks! This challenged coincided with my first dabblings into agentic coding. I wrote all my attempts in hand coded assembly, without doing any basic research. but your site is very entertaining and is reminding me of why the connection of ants/swarms cellular automata to gradient discovery to AI always blows my mind