Hey, thanks :) Napoleon III makes for a nice coin. Imo better than the 20 franc rooster. And I have something else lined up which should arrive next week. But its more numismatic, so no point arguing about

I saw them too, very cool pieces from the RCM :D

Hi @ydavgonzalez :) I do have an example in one of my github repositories for python. Check the submit team function. It's essentially an md5 hash over your team's uids and the secret. The secret is a

Thank you :) I'll look into the skills more thoroughly and clean up my code. Thank you for pointing it out :) There are probably a lot more bugs. I think I need to add more tests to detect those kinds

Hello, I hope English is fine with you. I used Google translator to read your blog post. Thanks for looking at my simulator :) I'd love to know which bugs you found, so that I can keep improving the simulator.

Thanks :) it's still has a long way to go, because you're still kicking its a* as well :D

And the winners are drumroll: Chain Golem: @tillysfamilyfarm Darkest Mage: @darthgexe Fire Elemental: @yonilkar

Giveaway is now closed. I'll draw the winners later today. :)

Hey, glad you enjoyed my article. And regarding beating the top players: you're heading in the right direction with your theory. But there are two/three sides to the story. One is, that people start to

You're welcome, although I'm just partially to blame ;) But your story sounds pretty cool definitely an astonishing view :D

Give it a go, Splinterlands is a fun playground for that. It's simple enough, that many "traditional" techniques work, but complex enough to still get a benefit from more sophisticated approaches

Bots are also just humans.... sort of :D good luck :)

Well, then may the better implementation win :p And: how is your Alpha Zero coming along?

Oh wow, thank you for picking my post :) where can I find your newsletter?

Never underestimate the power of procrastination ;) especially if if kicks in again. But for now aicu remains beatable as always. And good luck in the giveaway :)

I think learning to code is worthwhile :) but you need a high frustration tolerance. Thank you, and good luck :D

Good luck :)

Thanks, glad you like it :) and good luck :)

He said so in the discord, and I've had a short chat with him about it :) And the new cards created some issues. The main issue is, that with my algorithm the more cards are available the harder it gets

That sounds like there a story behind you and programming :D I think programming is interesting. Just like solving many ever changing puzzles.