bertramm

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   by bertramm 17y ago

   "I don't tell you how to code, so please trust me to do my job." Seems to be a bit of a fallacious argument. If you could code better than the developer, I would imagine any developer interested in making a product would put you right in th
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   by bertramm 17y ago

   I disagree with the above description of a Nash equilibrium. My understanding of such a thing is: When a Nash equilibrium exists each player's best strategy to the others create a "equilibrium" point, or a point from which you don't deviate
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