Coding chess
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This is how I got into game development myself. I used to use Javascript to make dumb little interactive games in the early 2000s before it was ever meant to do such things, emulating what is now modern day HTML5 canvas and such
bes way to learn is by doing what you're not supposed to
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On the lower end of estimates, the number of unique chess board configurations is 10^120, often referred to as the Shannon number. The universe doesn't stand a chance.
maybe a distant future technology could compute that, Clarktech style
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The solution to chess is almost certainly a draw, since this is what all top engine chess converges to. Otherwise you are completely correct: chess is unsolved and will likely never be solved.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]one AI that always manages to draw in chess is Stable diffusion and dalle...
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Professor was an idiot if it gave a D for a working solution. Getting it working is the grade, optimizing is the next step.
Don’t teach lol
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bes way to learn is by doing what you're not supposed to
wrote on last edited by [email protected]True enough! Mistakes are the best teacher. That said, I'm still making games in Javascript to this day, so I guess you can say I haven't learned enough lol.
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Dwarf planets sometimes have moons (e.g. Pluto)
Some large asteroids have moons too.
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This is supposed to be a joke but sadly a lot of beginner tutorials on coding Tic-Tac-Toe teach this
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This is very inefficient, they should be using a switch case.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]For efficiency you should you GOTO, so you can join trees that end up in same position.
Like those create your own adventures books.
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Did the program cheat? Tic tac toe is a tie if opponents play correctly.
I'm probably remembering it wrong, it was a long time ago. It definitely always either won or tied but could never lose, because it knew the right responses to every move. No, it didn't cheat lol.
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Placing moves in invalid locations, passing a turn, or making multiple moves on one turn?
There are no invalid locations in tic Tac toe, passing a turn provides no advantage, I suppose you could take extra turns to cheat.
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Programming chess as a single lookup table is wild
Its written vibe.
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Professor was an idiot if it gave a D for a working solution. Getting it working is the grade, optimizing is the next step.
Name checks out
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Found the guy who passed the test with
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True enough! Mistakes are the best teacher. That said, I'm still making games in Javascript to this day, so I guess you can say I haven't learned enough lol.
Considering that enough pro's are doing the same, perhaps you didn't really do it wrong?
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Name checks out
Gottem! Meanwhile, I’m right and you’re a moron.
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Gottem! Meanwhile, I’m right and you’re a moron.
The downvotes says you're retarded, give it up dickhead
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now implement castling in that
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The downvotes says you're retarded, give it up dickhead
So if your moral and intellectual superior was being upvoted, you’d concede me being right? You’re even dumber than I first assessed. Run along worthless dumbfuck, leave your superior alone.
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There are no invalid locations in tic Tac toe, passing a turn provides no advantage, I suppose you could take extra turns to cheat.
An invalid turn would be something like placing a move on top of an already-filled square or outside of the 9 grid spaces. It seems obvious to a human that you can't do these things, but computer bugs have a tendency to do things you don't expect. And yes, passing a turn doesn't provide an advantage, but I listed it because it's still technically cheating.
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Some large asteroids have moons too.
this leads to the question: are they still considered a moon when the barycenter is in the space between them?
