eliasffyksen

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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   I like descriptive names that fade. It provides a sort of local etymology. Maybe not good for business, but definitly provides some interesting discussions at the pub.
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   Yes, but not in the matrix state we are using to represent it. It would probaly need to be represented as a "one-hot" MDP encoding, takes away from some of the beauty of it.
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   Nice to see I'm not the only one obsessed with Snake. This goes directly in my bookmarks :P
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   Are you asking for the Hamiltonian of the Snake world? I don't think it exists. The transformation is non-linear :P
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   Really cool. That's how this project got started. I was doing the exact thing you were doing (tile-based RL path finding). But it was soooo slow, so I started implementing it in tensors, and that's when I realized I could do a who
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   Very cool. I would definitely like to see this in action!
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   I wrote more for the fun of it than anything else. The challenge was just getting it as small as possible, just for the sake of it
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   I'm glad someone liked it. r/programming didn't seem to enjoy it much :P
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   by eliasffyksen 4y ago

   I wrote this article on a very concise version of Snake. I found it fun, maybe someone else will as well :P