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Recently I’ve been occupied with the SCHNAIL project (Starcraft Human …
The SCHNAIL project have gathered a large amount of interest, which I’m very grateful for. I decided to post frequent, if small updates regarding it. Enjoy the news!
First of all: We have the finalized logo, and a mascot too. …
An announcement first: For the near future, I’ll switch recording the Undermind every 2 weeks – I feel that is a better schedule for this scene at the moment. I will reconsider my stance on this when the summer ends. …
Just a quick video to get you a taste what is coming. The Starcraft Human ‘N’ AI League client is alive, and… well, crawling, I guess.
My guests this week were Nathan Roth(Antiga), Yegers, and McRave. We talked about goings-on, getting bamboozled, continuous improvement, development for students. Other than that, big topics were enjoyment and casting of games, and of course, SCHNAIL news.
Happy listening!
Links …
An important milestone has been reached with this project. It has a presentable name: StarCraft Human ‘N’ AI League, or SCHNAIL. I’d like to explain the goals, and execution of this ladder a little bit more.
First of all, we …
My guests this week were Micro, and Marian Devecka. We talked about Micro’s Korean trip, metagaming, ladder goings-on, and bot author incentives.
(The audio quality turned out bad for some reason – It is understandable, but worse than usual. I’m …
(This is an ongoing series, and I reference previous episodes. If you’re new, I suggest you start at the first post)
First part of this series | Previous | Index
I did a little testing, and the shield regeneration basically …
My guests this week were Antiga, and Johan (BananaBrain). We talked about goings-on, Bladder/SCHNAIL (Starcraft Human ‘N’ AI League) news, SAIDA RL, Pythony things (omg snek), the state of the community, and toxicity a bit.
Happy listening!
Links mentioned:
SAIDA …
(This is an ongoing series. This part is enjoyable without previous knowledge, but if you’re new, I suggest you start from the beginning – although this part is somewhat digestible without previous knowledge)