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▲ 3 r/thefinals

Do any of you understand how embark plans to train the cashout bots to understand game objectives in the upcoming seasons?

I've studied A.I. and Machine Learning to some degree and I know Reinforcement Learning is a thing. I also know embark uses nice A.I. techniques for the robots in Ark Raiders.

I am very interested in this because if bots are sophisticated enough to participate in cashout and provide a dialed level of challenge, that means I can play more casually and not worry about advanced fps unemployed(sorry) people ruining my playing experience.

But given what I think I know about A.I. it seems rather difficult for a bot to know not only to fire their weapon at enemies but to also balance that with securing cashboxes, defending their cashout, etc. Please enlighten me about this and keep me hopeful that sweaty lobbies won't ruin my time when I try to play casual in the future.

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u/appman1138 — 11 days ago
▲ 40 r/Maher+1 crossposts

if you dont think Maher has changed then **** me (watch this).

Just rediscovered this gem on my youtube favorites list. Maher says good things about socialism here. It matters because now he cant stand socialism.

Just, WOW, this new rule is diametrically opposite of what he says now.

I think his eye glasses are a marker of the beginning of his brain rot.

(2019 new rule btw)

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u/appman1138 — 12 days ago
▲ 1 r/BetaReaders

[Complete][31000][thriller] Incel in the Rye

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A detective, who repeatedly sees his dead wife in his dreams, comes across a string of murders that have been committed by the incel community. As he closely examines two suspects in particular, he is lured in a world of despair and is reminded of his own loneliness, all while examining the humanity of a marginalized lonely group of men that most people just write off and laugh at as evil nobodies. Killers will be brought to justice, but man's basic assumptions of right and wrong will be put to test. Just because society shuns loneliness, does that make it right?

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u/appman1138 — 13 days ago
▲ 1 r/Wattpad

https://www.wattpad.com/story/410630513-incel-in-the-rye

Summary: A detective, who repeatedly sees his dead wife in his dreams, comes across a string of murders that have been committed by the incel community. As he closely examines two suspects in particular, he is lured in a world of despair and is reminded of his own loneliness, all while examining the humanity of a marginalized lonely group of men that most people just write off and laugh at as evil nobodies. Killers will be brought to justice, but man's basic assumptions of right and wrong will be put to test. Just because society shuns loneliness, does that make it right?

u/appman1138 — 14 days ago