I have never tried such experiments but the idea crossed
my mind lately. Could anyone help with telling us all how
it's done and share the tools used to do it?
what dice is used in games between two different bots
Is it manual dice fed to the bots through simulated keyboard
input? (Which I suppose would be the preferable way.)
I wonder if different bots would do better using their own dice
and if anyone has tested for this?
they have to cheat when they begin to fall behind by too much
MK <mu...@compuplus.net> writes:
I have never tried such experiments but the idea crossed
my mind lately. Could anyone help with telling us all how
it's done and share the tools used to do it?
In short: Have GNU Backgammon play in text mode, .....
No, I will not share my code ("exotic programming language,
and I am not eager for support nightmares).
what dice is used in games between two different bots
GNU Backgammon uses Mersenne Twister by default, which
is fine. GNU Backgammon is open source, just read the code.
I am no dice paranoid and will not support any dice paranoids.
Is it manual dice fed to the bots through simulated keyboard
input? (Which I suppose would be the preferable way.)
Hell, no, 3000 games! I am neither paranoid nor crazy.
I wonder if different bots would do better using their own dice
and if anyone has tested for this?
Probably not. The people here who would be up to the task are
no dice paranoids,
and the dice paranoids for some reason never deliver.
they have to cheat when they begin to fall behind by too much
"Read the source, Luke", to find out the facts. This is not cloud
cuckoo land.
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