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branch lives matter

21 now

@@muhammadroshan7315 22 :c

It means that you havent seen much of algorithm videos

There's a lot of pleasing algorithms, Diffie-Hellman key exchange is pretty cool. Merkle Trees are quite nice as well. Though I'd say a lot of recursive tree-functions are pleasing.

Yeah, way to many "some dude drawing on a piece of paper with a camera pointed at it". There are literally two of them in my recommended videos on the right.

@@randomrandom450 As a Computerphile fan, I take personal offense at that.

You must not have seen 3blue1brown much

Sebastian Lague That sounds like a very good idea, thanks a lot!

Hi! Great series idea, i'd love to see your take on some kind of machine learning/neural network stuff, or maybe PID control

That's a very good idea. I'm for sure going to follow this series.

This is amazing.

Cool! Maybe, some procedural generation algorithms?

What if the opponent doesn't play optimally?

@@Walking_W In that case, the slgorithm will find a solution in fewer moves.

@@Walking_W Then by definition of the word "optimal" he is going to perish faster

@@Walking_W Well, if the player makes a move that is not considered optimal (according to the evaluation function) then the bot would gain even more benefit than it expected since the algorithm assumption is both players will make the optimal move. Also, this is just the algorithm, whether the bot is considered smart or not depends mostly on the evaluation function of the bot (this is where all the strategies of the bot go)

Didn't think I'd find you here!

mans bout to write a minimax algorithm to play krunker

I'm two years late too- but I do find it funny UCD is here

Wut

because it's the only one you've seen rotfl lololol get rekd nerd

@@duzypokoj1151 wow so cool! 🤩🤩

i remember trying to "kill" the pieces my opponent used for capturing important pieces of me..

lol that's so funny

@@halbkuppe4895 Ooh, sweet revenge!

@@MattB90 And better than many human players ;)

When I play my chess game in chessboard app, it always plan to take out my powerful pawn in the games as a way to maximize its victory. Thus, sometimes I decide I play bolder that the chess AI in my iPad could no longer respond to my move. I play on medium level in it thus it fit to my current capabilities as novice chess player for fun in free time. When I try a harder level, it beat me restlessly that I could not respond at all. I feel like an idiot and thus couldn’t adapt to new strategies. I couldn’t play save with an AI at all. I always tried to be initiative as much as possible!

actually its one algorithm 🤓

true, i found him when I got into Unity and stuff and now im pleased every time i look up an algorithm from my AI course and the first video suggested is by him

fr man

@@ElGnomoCuliao TUB?

True, He does lot of mathematical explanations and Game Dev tutorials. Wish I had money so that I can donate or contribute to him : )

To be fair it's more time consuming but also easier to explain in a video rather than live because you have all the time you need to go into as much detail as you need and correct your mistakes before releasing, while when you are on the blackboard, you have to think about what you are saying live, so it's easy to make mistakes or overlook something, or be less cleaar than you want to be. A video is more akin to writing a book chapter or a blog post. But that's why UKposts is so precious.

If google starts deleting youtube we're all screwed anyways.

To be fair it's more time consuming but also easier to explain in a video rather than live because you have all the time you need to go into as much detail as you need and correct your mistakes before releasing, while when you are on the blackboard, you have to think about what you are saying live, so it's easy to make mistakes or overlook something, or be less cleaar than you want to be. A video is more akin to writing a book chapter or a blog post. But that's why UKposts is so precious.

Thanks for the explanation

Thanks a lot! thought he made a mistake

yo thanks i was bare confused

Thanks for explanation

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