Online board game: * exists * Code Bullet: "And I took that personally"

Poor Isaac just wanted to eat his apple :(

"Alpha beta pruning is like normal minimax, but a bit fucky-wucky" Thanks Code Bullet, I needed that for my CS exam tomorrow.

I am truly impressed by how energetic cb has gotten, he used to be so calm and composed all the time XD

3:34 To be fair, placing down 8 pieces in one move is a pretty solid option for the cpu to make

Should be called “bullying nerds by being a bigger better nerd”

i like how his whole thing is "bullying nerds" now but he's making a fucking connect 4 a.i.

I ran a Connect 4 AI competition in college, not realizing it was a solved game. The winner just made http calls to an online minimax game to get their next move...

Something isn't right. He's posted within a month.

“That’s where this week’s sponsor comes in” Me: more like this month’s sponsor

Evan: "C++ good, python bad" Me who is currently learning C++ in school: *signature look of superiority*

I love how the board he used as an example is an impossible state 2:56

I like how he says “time to plagiarize” but then he literally gives pascal all the credit.

Code bullet: uploads more than once a year Everyone: somethings wrong I can feel it

“…which is like normal minimaxing but a bit _fucky-wucky”_ is an absolutely gold line

I feel like code bullet is going to be the guy solely responsible for the robot uprising

"son, what did you do today" "well i watched an aggressive australian man hack an online children's game for his own amusement. and oh yeah he profusely swore the whole time"

Honestly, that was such a smart ‘cheat’. I’m impressed.

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This channel is literally perfect I don’t know how you’ve done it, but the content just ticks every single box, boxes I didn’t even know existed

Ah, a sponsor. That explains all the swearing and disobeying mama Susan.

8:00 “I was this close to giving up” Hands are shoulder width apart

Codebullet as a youtuber is much like his AI. He evolves gradually and is becoming not just competent but very good and funny. Then all of a sudden does something weird like stop uploading for at least a year. But in the end his AI’s always work so he’ll be back.

There was a Connect 4 game released in the 90s that was a PVP online game, in the game there was a feature "Next Best Possible Move", which would tell you the best place to put your next counter. Unless your opponent also knew of this feature (most didn't) then you were guaranteed to win, and it was pretty much instant when you called it. Unfortunately it's been so long since I play it, I don't remember it's name. However websites that do that same thing have existed just as long, and are just as fast.

He's posting more than once every 3 months you know this man really had nothing to do

I’ll never not absolutely love bullets attitude and banter while making his videos. Absolutely amazing and it’s so much fun to watch. Love this channel

This is essentially how chess AI is made. They build a table base for openings, then brute force via mini max after the table runs out. Then, since chess is so open to repetition in the endgame, i think a lot of AIs also have table base endings programmed in as well.

I remember back in elementary school during snack time a whole group of people were playing connect 4 super competitively lmao

subbing to this guy is a constant cycle of: 1. forgetting he exists, 2. Immediately becoming grateful when he uploads, 3. Binge watch all his vids 4. repeat

This man could literally make a video about anything and I would watch it cause of how entertaining he makes these videos. Amazing Job with these videos

I like how code bullet curses alot, steals programs, and is very non kid appropriate, and then got sponsored for a company that teaches kids to program

Code bullet: *uploads within a month* Me: don't do that, don't give me hope...

I love how as the channel grows, as CB gets more comfortable with his "persona" in his videos, the greater the memeage that seeps into the videos. And at the same time so does the refinement of the actual content (the actual coding/programing) in the video. They increase in equal parts shitpost and genuine content quality. Don't you ever change CB.

Honestly the boost you added is completely valid. Many algorithms, especially chess ones have the first couple moves in a dictionary for the same reason of optimization and speed, and later games having less possible options

CB: “minimax” Me: “i’m listening” CB: “In Python” Me: “oh no”

Code bullet: swears in his videos Also him: gets sponsored by a company that makes products for little children

Can we get some love for the mastermind Pascal, who without, this video would not be possible. Thanks Pascal, you beautiful creature.

I want to point out that Evan has changed his language of choice from Javascript to Python. That's character development.

I genuinely believe Code Bullet would make a fantastic teacher one day.

Impossible events: Pigs flying Raining cats and dogs Code Bullet uploading a video without curse words

The fact that he uses MS Paint for his board animation istead of the actual game he coded himself just shows his confidence in his code.

I love the post-video rambling that he refuses to cut. Really brings the whole thing home

I wish there were more videos like this. Funny, entertaining person doing something cool in a random, interesting field.

Codebullet: next video will be more ambitious Everyone: see ya in 2021

Alpha-beta pruning: "Just like regular minimax but a bit fucky-wucky" Actually dying at how accurate it is, haha

C++ is perfect for this simply because of template metaprogramming, most of the calculation can be done at compile time, especially for something like this where there is a limited number of states for the board to be in.

Ok I REALLY love that this ai you made, sets up the EXACT trap I would use against my friend. It was always a fight to calculate moves 5 steps ahead with her, so we would both have to resort to creating a double trap where no matter what, it would force the player into placing a piece that would allow the other person to win, or a situation where if they tried to block one winning move, another winning move opens up frequently we would get into a cat and mouse situation where we're blocking each other's moves to the point we've almost filled the entire board. I think we've ended in draws before too I'd love to play against this AI in connect 4

that intro, judging by the comments, is SEVERELY underrated

Damn he uploaded in less than 2 months. The Code Bullet AI is evolving

Never having watched this channel, I actually thought this was about to be a very formal and technical explanation of AI and coding. I was very wrong. However, I laughed my absolute ass off, so well done 😂 I subscribed.

I love videos like this because I enjoy watching the pure ingenuity of developers when they get stuck on something.

It’s 2:16 am. Code bullet is more important. I always love seeing all your videos. Keep up the amazing work!

CodeBullet: “and that is where this weeks sponsor comes in.” Everyone: *more like this months sponsor if we’re lucky*

Just realized there's a clip of Mr. Lahey at 1:51. After all these years and countless rewatch this video still keeps on givin 🙏

He really did a great job on this one, nice one man. I really enjoyed it plz keep the good content coming.

“Am I cheating? Maybe...” Wasn’t that the goal?😂

Within a month, he post new videos with good quality animations. Me: "Impossible."

I think the “seeing 12 moves into the future” thing is still really good.

Bro dropped the hardest connect 4 edit and thought we wouldn’t notice

I'm convinced code bullet keeps making AI's because he finally wants to win games he used to lose at when he was a kid.

CB: *Curses within the 30 second mark* Also CB: *Gets a sponsor* Me: How

that was such a wholesome sponsor i low-key wish i had an excuse to use your code

“So, mathematically speaking… I’m ғᴜᴄᴋᴇᴅ.“ - Code Bullet

What if CB made the PERFECT A.I. to fix his upload schedule

Every game ever: Code Bullet: So I made a AI that can destroy humans...

Remember, in coding, copying from others isnt cheating it's learning, imagine if doctors just had to wing it during surgery

I'm laying here sick in bed with the stomach flu and this feels like a fever dream.

"If you clicked option A or B then you don't know me very well." Evan, you literally went from JavaScript to Python for your Deep Q Learning car video...

Code bullet: It’s not really cheating Aalso code bullet 5 seconds later: so I’ve optimized this cheat so hard I have multiple divorce lawsuits and I aint married

I didn't do a KiwiCo subscription, but I did buy a few presents for my nieces and nephews. First time I've ever bought something from a UKposts ad LOL. Super cool for kids honestly

this beautiful editing gives my life meaning

"Like normal minimax, but a bit fucky wucky." - Code Bullet

"So mathematically speaking, I'm f*cked." Good lord have I been there

The AI isn't perfect. It doesn't eject all of the discs if it's about to lose.

This is exactly how I programmed my chess computer, but used Crafty as a base and just added onto that. I was only 14 at the time so gimme a break. So cool to see you create the base!!

Anyone: Makes one move. CB: And that's where you lost.

"If you picked C, that's a little insulting" Well, I mean... You DID ask, CB. Did you want us to lie to you?

you can create a 3^42 possibilities and index, link them together like integer state machine a transition can score +1 or -1 depends on which color u r

Around this time 2 years ago I was a part of a server that played a Mario party game on tabletop simulator and one of the minigames was literally connect 4. At first it was a full on bracket style tournament and it was HILARIOUS the amount of thought put into moves and all that just to make a mistake was the best time of my life. Then the person who was hosting these games scaled it back to being a battle minigame and then eventually phased it out all together which was sad but understandable

"Plague left the game." CODE BULLET HAS SAVED US ALL.

Code Bullet: Curses a lot and their content is mainly aimed at adults. Also Code Bullet: Gets a sponsor for a child's learning toy / program.

The last 2 minutes of this video are the best!

The chaotic energy of Code Bullet is what gives me life.

“I’m not good at optimization, or programming, or Connect 4” Your name is Code Bullet.

The bot's profile says 261 wins, 26 defeats for Connect 4. That's a 91% winrate. It also says 0 wins, 2 defeats for... Battleship?!

(13:00) I like how it checks if it can play by if the next white circle gets filled

These videos are so interesting. Seeing the process of coding up the AI and how it solves the problem and the optimisations you implement. As an amateur programmer it’s really fascinating to watch!

Code Bullet is getting even more cynical and sarcastic. I think I like it. Edit: By the way, I like the ramble at the end. Do that more. 👌

"and then the computer goes AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" made me laugh for a long time

THE EDITING JUST KEEPS GETTING BETTER OH MY GOSH

That intro was absolute fire.

Would you rather: Win the lottery or Code Bullet having a consistent upload schedule Just kidding, neither one will happen

3:33: "Alright, I'm gonna need you to consider every possible move you can-" _dumps all of his yellow pieces in_ "No, you don't get to _take_ every move, you-" _dumps more yellow pieces in_ "Why are you dropping extra in the first column?"

This one was so perfect and fun i hope you keep it going,💜💜

how am i only now learning that this channel exists? :O you rock dude.

Wait, Code Bullet has a website, where his origin story tells how he hates Python and despises it’s simplicity. So, I guess you could say: You were supposed to stop the Python Programmers, not join them. Bring balance to programming.

My friends"he codes with lot of profanity" Me:"that's the only way I know"

I have no idea where this guy went, but I really hope he comes back when we need him most.

Just coming back to say thanks for the kiwico ad. I ordered it and my son has done one every month.

I fear no man. But poo poo man, he scares me