Creating the PERFECT Connect 4 A.I.
2020 ж. 27 Қаз.
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Using AI to crush nerds Connect 4, because people play connect 4 online apparently. Huge thanks to KiwiCo for sponsoring this video.
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Poor Isaac just wanted to eat his apple :(
Online board game: * exists *
Should be called “bullying nerds by being a bigger better nerd”
"Alpha beta pruning is like normal minimax, but a bit fucky-wucky"
I am truly impressed by how energetic cb has gotten, he used to be so calm and composed all the time XD
I like how he says “time to plagiarize” but then he literally gives pascal all the credit.
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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...
subbing to this guy is a constant cycle of:
Something isn't right. He's posted within a month.
I love how the board he used as an example is an impossible state
Evan: "C++ good, python bad"
“That’s where this week’s sponsor comes in”
Can we get some love for the mastermind Pascal, who without, this video would not be possible. Thanks Pascal, you beautiful creature.
“…which is like normal minimaxing but a bit
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Ah, a sponsor.
I feel like code bullet is going to be the guy solely responsible for the robot uprising
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