That fills the same space as to what I was thinking about, cool! I'll have to try setting a course up. I thought of some form of karma might be needed to avoid people joining a class and spamming the forum. But that is…
> That isn't true; that ends up with the wall from the middle move in a different spot. Oops yes you are right. They would only be of the same value if the map was symmetrical on the diagonal line going between the…
Did you do any sort of memoization of the minmax evaluation? For example the expected value of moving up and left should be the same as the the expected value of moving left then up? That would cut down the search space…
Why are we talking about the Apple IIe? I'm sure a lot more people that learned to code and about the guts of the machine in the 80's did so on Speccies (£180 in 1984), C64s ($595 in 82) or Amigas ($699 in 1987) than on…
As the IPhone SDKs currently run on Mac OSX, if they kill OSX how are people going to develop for whatever the IPad develops into? It raises an interesting question though. Is Apple slightly killing off their supply of…
This is interesting. It might be worth noting somewhere how many bits is an Int on your test rigs. I got 94 using C in 12min (didn't check for overflows of large numbers, silly haskell making me used to Integers).
That fills the same space as to what I was thinking about, cool! I'll have to try setting a course up. I thought of some form of karma might be needed to avoid people joining a class and spamming the forum. But that is…
> That isn't true; that ends up with the wall from the middle move in a different spot. Oops yes you are right. They would only be of the same value if the map was symmetrical on the diagonal line going between the…
Did you do any sort of memoization of the minmax evaluation? For example the expected value of moving up and left should be the same as the the expected value of moving left then up? That would cut down the search space…
Why are we talking about the Apple IIe? I'm sure a lot more people that learned to code and about the guts of the machine in the 80's did so on Speccies (£180 in 1984), C64s ($595 in 82) or Amigas ($699 in 1987) than on…
As the IPhone SDKs currently run on Mac OSX, if they kill OSX how are people going to develop for whatever the IPad develops into? It raises an interesting question though. Is Apple slightly killing off their supply of…
This is interesting. It might be worth noting somewhere how many bits is an Int on your test rigs. I got 94 using C in 12min (didn't check for overflows of large numbers, silly haskell making me used to Integers).