Creating the PERFECT Connect 4 A.I.

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Published 2020-10-28

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  • @lugui
    Online board game: * exists * Code Bullet: "And I took that personally"
  • 3:34 To be fair, placing down 8 pieces in one move is a pretty solid option for the cpu to make
  • @botondhetyey159
    "Alpha beta pruning is like normal minimax, but a bit fucky-wucky" Thanks Code Bullet, I needed that for my CS exam tomorrow.
  • I am truly impressed by how energetic cb has gotten, he used to be so calm and composed all the time XD
  • Should be called “bullying nerds by being a bigger better nerd”
  • @ipiqqyfpv
    “That’s where this week’s sponsor comes in” Me: more like this month’s sponsor
  • @spookysomeone
    i like how his whole thing is "bullying nerds" now but he's making a fucking connect 4 a.i.
  • @EricSundquistKC
    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...
  • Ah, a sponsor. That explains all the swearing and disobeying mama Susan.
  • @GXShattering
    I like how he says “time to plagiarize” but then he literally gives pascal all the credit.
  • @UltraMC3
    I love how the board he used as an example is an impossible state 2:56
  • @Johnny-zi6lw
    Evan: "C++ good, python bad" Me who is currently learning C++ in school: signature look of superiority
  • "son, what did you do today" "well i watched an aggressive australian man hack an online children's game for his own amusement. and oh yeah he profusely swore the whole time"
  • @alexpurdy673
    8:00 “I was this close to giving up” Hands are shoulder width apart
  • @swordsmancs
    “…which is like normal minimaxing but a bit fucky-wucky” is an absolutely gold line
  • @Flummeryman
    I feel like code bullet is going to be the guy solely responsible for the robot uprising
  • @sethmcnevin682
    Code bullet: uploads within a month Me: don't do that, don't give me hope...
  • @Johnnyb3g00d
    Honestly, that was such a smart ‘cheat’. I’m impressed.
  • @JosiahSBriney
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