goldorak
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I just gave it a second thought. I had forgotten that you do not always get 2s, but sometimes 4s directly.
If half are 4s, you may reduce the sum by 2^14=16384
Guys, looks like you are legit again!
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time not well wasted here
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Good point Goldorak. Now I think we can infer the frequency of 4s from our final scores, just to piss svisstack off :)
The downside is that we cannot prove peerless colleague's score is fake... But if it is real, it is unlikely to be from a human player. It takes ~1h to get to 4096, so it would take about 16h to reach 2^16. The problem is that there is a luck factor because of the random position in which the tiles appear, and the random appearance of 4s, so you would have to try many times in order to reach 2^16. I'd say 100 times maybe (that's a wild guess). Now, who has 1600h to burn? That's, like, an entire work year in France.
It is possible to code an algo to play, and in that case, I think the maximum possible tile is 2^17. This is what the board will look like just before you get it, it's pretty clear you cannot get a larger tile:
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| No simulations of this yet? Time vs Score? C'mon, guys, you're not wasting enough time on this. |
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| This is actually a good source of interview questions, I will definitely use it ... |
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goldorak
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@Svisstack
May be that is the difference between students and experienced people: the second group know where their time is well spent.
My skydiving day went pretty well. Thx.
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Cheng
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A little follow up:
Depending on the code the relation of 2s and 4s varies but I think my implementation gives about 90% 2s and 10% 4s. Now go and adjust for the probabilities to see that I am an honest broker  . |
"Don't try to run there's no way to survive / A vicious surrender I'll eat you alive / No one is safe until I get my fill / All hear my warning I'm king of the kill"
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goldorak
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.1?
.1%, I mean.
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benji
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I must be way behind the cool kids on that one ...
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goldorak
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For the ones still interested in 2048.
2048 |
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| Carousel shaping seems to be the right method when doing research on playing games with ML :-) |
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NIP247
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| So agar.io copycat slither.io is apparently raking in 100k$/day ? |
On your straddle, done on the puts, working the calls... |
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