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[2017-3-31. : 2:27 am] Corbo -- I'm not particulary looking for any, I just extract them in order, they don't really specify names LMAO[2017-3-31. : 2:24 am] outlawpoet -- can anyone here get in touch with SI? just to confirm/deny the rumor at least?[2017-3-31. : 2:21 am] sigsaucy -- im enjoying look at em CorboCorbo shouted: want some more? I keep finding units but they all seem uninteresting, I wanted to see new stuff and not just more detailed units I knew ;o [2017-3-31. : 2:21 am] Corbo -- want some more? I keep finding units but they all seem uninteresting, I wanted to see new stuff and not just more detailed units I knew ;o[2017-3-31. : 2:13 am] LoveLess -- Pretty heavily detailed, thought they only did that for a few units and they were the more iconic ones.[2017-3-31. : 2:12 am] LoveLess -- I would think the scourge's image was never in it's death animation though, was it?[2017-3-31. : 2:11 am] Corbo -- They seem with better quality than regular SC if my eyes do not lie to me, which would be obvious since these are probably just rerendered graphics with better encoding and compression so I don't think I'll fin SCR stuff in here[2017-3-31. : 2:04 am] LoveLess -- Because before, was it not a morph and then the game created a second one?[2017-3-31. : 2:02 am] LoveLess -- CorboCorbo shouted: Is this a new animation? http://imgur.com/a/wzQBM Yes, I would definitely say so.[2017-3-31. : 2:01 am] Corbo -- TiKelsTiKels shouted: Corbo Side effect of living in ~central america My internet is great. 20mbps and 10mbps upload. kthxbai[2017-3-31. : 1:56 am] TiKels -- CorboCorbo shouted: SEN is so slow that I think it drains my internet speed and prevents me from loading other sites too Side effect of living in ~central america[2017-3-31. : 1:46 am] jjf28 -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: And I mine hardest during peak hours because I don't actually like any of you. https://youtu.be/z1kSr1i-eiE?t=1m6s[2017-3-31. : 1:44 am] Corbo -- SEN is so slow that I think it drains my internet speed and prevents me from loading other sites too[2017-3-31. : 1:43 am] Moose -- TiKelsTiKels shouted: You've basically answered my question, I think. The complexity class of a problem is determined by the time complexity relationship, and solving them faster does not change this relationship, unless you somehow find a way to cheat the complexity out of it with a great trick Ya, like driving a faster car doesn't make the road any shorter[2017-3-31. : 1:43 am] outlawpoet -- should I just tell them to use their backdoor still because your solution doesn't work, or...[2017-3-31. : 1:43 am] outlawpoet -- I've got the NSA on the line, they want to know how to use your solution to crack all encryption[2017-3-31. : 1:42 am] lil-Inferno -- outlawpoetoutlawpoet shouted: TiKels yeah if you prove P = NP let me know dude P = NP. N = 1. gg[2017-3-31. : 1:39 am] outlawpoet -- TiKelsTiKels shouted: You've basically answered my question, I think. The complexity class of a problem is determined by the time complexity relationship, and solving them faster does not change this relationship, unless you somehow find a way to cheat the complexity out of it with a great trick yeah if you prove P = NP let me know dude[2017-3-31. : 1:39 am] TiKels -- You've basically answered my question, I think. The complexity class of a problem is determined by the time complexity relationship, and solving them faster does not change this relationship, unless you somehow find a way to cheat the complexity out of it with a great trick[2017-3-31. : 1:37 am] lil-Inferno -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: And I mine hardest during peak hours because I don't actually like any of you. nah, just Dem0n C|X^ D[2017-3-31. : 1:35 am] Moose -- And I mine hardest during peak hours because I don't actually like any of you.[2017-3-31. : 1:33 am] Moose -- What if SEN's server is actually really overpowered but it just gets slow because I'm mining bitcoins on it? LMAO[2017-3-31. : 1:31 am] outlawpoet -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: outlawpoet buy better CPU to mine bitcoins to sell and buy better CPU to mine bitcoins to sell ... that reminds me, I should back up my bitcoin wallet again[2017-3-31. : 1:23 am] Moose -- outlawpoetoutlawpoet shouted: might as well mine bitcoins buy better CPU to mine bitcoins to sell and buy better CPU to mine bitcoins to sell ...[2017-3-31. : 1:09 am] Excalibur -- lil-Infernolil-Inferno shouted: "If you're gonna picc me up, at least drop me off at KFC" etc. <3[2017-3-31. : 1:05 am] outlawpoet -- lil-Infernolil-Inferno shouted: tbh fam, just get a better CPU and then you can brute force NP hard problems EZ In April 2006 an instance with 85,900 points was solved using Concorde TSP Solver, taking over 136 CPU-years[2017-3-31. : 1:02 am] lil-Inferno -- tbh fam, just get a better CPU and then you can brute force NP hard problems EZ[2017-3-31. : 1:01 am] outlawpoet -- outlawpoetoutlawpoet shouted: TiKels outlawpoet an AI might solve any given TSP faster than humans due to a better implementation of algorithms, but it won't change the complexity class of the problem itself. "faster" meaning less CPU time, and "humans" meaning computers using algorithms that humans told them to run. like branch and cut, or whatever[2017-3-31. : 12:58 am] lil-Inferno -- "If you're gonna picc me up, at least drop me off at KFC" etc.[2017-3-31. : 12:58 am] outlawpoet -- TiKelsTiKels shouted: outlawpoet So I've thought about it a little more and I'd like to probe you for a few more bits of information. In the TSP when you introduce a city, it introduces a network of possible options. This network is even larger generally speaking the more cities were originally present. Can you say definitively that AI methods do not change this behavior of exponential expansion of difficulty, thus it doesn't change the computational time? outlawpoetoutlawpoet shouted: TiKels adding cities changes the time in a way that is non-deterministic, hence non-deterministic polynomial time. if it were deterministic how an added city changed the computation time, it'd be of complexity class P an AI might solve any given TSP faster than humans due to a better implementation of algorithms, but it won't change the complexity class of the problem itself.[2017-3-31. : 12:56 am] lil-Inferno -- "Wanna play RoE?" "Fuck you, I'm gonna literally murder you with my $450 knife", etc.[2017-3-31. : 12:53 am] lil-Inferno -- I remember when it used to say "FUCK YOU." bacc when Moose was mad AF[2017-3-31. : 12:52 am] jjf28 -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: No, it does. We even host it at staredit.net/passwords.txt in case people forget their passwords. you didn't put a easter egg at this URL, I'm disappoint.[2017-3-31. : 12:51 am] lil-Inferno -- LoveLessLoveLess shouted: lil-Inferno flee back to bagels? Nah, we just flee to random food channels. Like "general tso's chiccen", "stromboli", "cookies" etc.[2017-3-31. : 12:51 am] outlawpoet -- TiKelsTiKels shouted: outlawpoet So I've thought about it a little more and I'd like to probe you for a few more bits of information. In the TSP when you introduce a city, it introduces a network of possible options. This network is even larger generally speaking the more cities were originally present. Can you say definitively that AI methods do not change this behavior of exponential expansion of difficulty, thus it doesn't change the computational time? adding cities changes the time in a way that is non-deterministic, hence non-deterministic polynomial time. if it were deterministic how an added city changed the computation time, it'd be of complexity class P[2017-3-31. : 12:47 am] Alzarath -- Ya know what, I didn't want to have a good day anyways. Let's see what's at that link.[2017-3-31. : 12:44 am] Corbo -- Mini Moose 2707Mini Moose 2707 shouted: No, it does. We even host it at staredit.net/passwords.txt in case people forget their passwords. neveragain |