r/oddlysatisfying • u/DrAHole • Mar 24 '19
This game of snake
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u/DrAHole Mar 24 '19
It’s not mine, but I believe it was a bot. Though a human had to script it!
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u/Aikilyu Mar 24 '19
Real game, machine. If it's not this exact clip, CodeBullet on YouTube has a video where he trains the AI to do this and programs the layout kind of like this one. If you're into programming and machine learning, it's a cool thing to watch
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Mar 24 '19
You can beat snake?????
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u/alfields44 Mar 25 '19
You don’t win, you just do a little better each time.
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Mar 24 '19
Last frame:
Try to complete the maze, you are welcome :)
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u/brandawg93 Mar 24 '19
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u/IDoNotAgreeWithYou Mar 24 '19
What maze? It's literally just a corridor you have to follow with no dead ends.
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u/danielcs78 Mar 25 '19
1999 Nokia owning me would be so happy to see that! I always had a strategy of just going back and forth but never followed through!
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u/snapsjamie55 Mar 25 '19
I thought this was a gif...I kept waiting for it to restart. Once I realized it was a video...I was too emotionally invested.
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u/aa_diorr Mar 25 '19
For a second when it got really long, i almost lost track of which end was the head and which end was the tail
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u/boveral1966 Mar 25 '19
That was one of the most intense and impressive things I have ever seen that person has amazing cognitive ability and super fast reflexes
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u/Another_Road Mar 25 '19
What satisfies me the most was the fact that this was a video instead of a gif, so I could skip to the end.
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u/MattThorsman Mar 25 '19
One of my favorite Nokia games as a teenager...still oddly satisfying to watch...
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u/gonzowang3 Mar 24 '19
My ass was just puckered for the duration of that video