I’ve received “The Quacks of Quedlinburg” as a gift, and that’s going to be our game for the next few days 🧙‍♀️🧪🎲

The strategy is mostly about deciding which cubes to sacrifice. You don’t have a lot of freedom at each turn, so when you think ahead, you mostly need to estimate the what’s the probability to need a certain cube.

Thanks a lot for sharing 😃. It was a lot of fun to build this, and it's also a very fun game to play. Especially when luck is on your side, and the die roll exactly the way you need 😅.

The video game version of Gloomhaven is also very good...

Skyrim 🐉

And here's another one I've been watching recently www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3tR....

Ideally, we'd be able to create a system where entities would be composed by the most atomic blocks possible, start from first principles (e.g., molecules -> proteins -> cells -> organisms in nature). Definitely not computationally feasible, unless we set tons of assumptions and constraints.

I can understand that. It’s a great way to relieve anxiety accumulated by playing Factorio.

Thanks a lot for sharing! pygame_spiel and open_spiel are my favourite projects to work in my free time. I'll slowly release new features. The next thing I absolutely want is the ability to choose two bots, since currently one has to be a human. It'll be fun to watch epic battles between models ♟️🎲🧠.

When estimating the probability for an event occurring, the book introduces the concept of "base rate", which reminds me of the concept of "prior" in bayesian probability.

There’s a bit of that too, but mostly I was thinking about the first few sections, where it explains why pros/cons tables aren't ideal for decision-making. Instead, it suggests adding a weight and probability to each option, similar to how policies work in RL.

Though, there's still a lot of work ahead before I get really good at decision-making 😅.

Hi. Amazing list! Exactly what I was looking for.
I work on a couple of Open Source projects as well occasionaly. I wouldn't mind being added to the list if you don't mind.