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  • cheese

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    Made with HTML, CSS, JS

    This was an attempt to do some more stuff with html. I am still not the best but this is ok. Have fun!

    Recent comments (6)
    AnonymousOccupant
    AnonymousOccupant
    2 years ago

    c h e e g u s

    TheBestTaran
    TheBestTaran
    2 years ago

    lol

    nithinana
    nithinana
    2 years ago

    LMAO

    SugarSugar10
    SugarSugar10
    2 years ago

    Lol

  • trial and error counting

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    Made with Python

    This isn't machine learning or AI. This is a program that attempts to guess a string of 10 numbers to correctly order 1-10. It bounces this string off a correct one, and keeps the numbers it gets right. It randomizes the rest. Essentially, the computer plays 10 die yahtzee with infinite rolls while trying to get a 10 in a row. It's impossible to make a program like this machine learning since there is only 1 data point. You can't plot a graph with only an x axis. That's a line.

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    WyattStevensLA0827

    Nice Program! I wish I knew any python to be able to code something like this XD. the last time I coded python was in coders club back in 4th grade (I am a freshman now) and that was mainly on the raspberry pi and I don't remember any of it XD. (Yes I understand it isn't AI, but I still think this is cool lol. u get a like from me)

    HyrumOveson
    HyrumOveson
    1 year ago

    I agree

    Aaron-Shalom
    Aaron-Shalom
    1 year ago

    It's sort of like wordle but it counts from 1-10.

    TyceBrown
    TyceBrown
    1 year ago

    This is not "learning": the program already knows the correct way to count to ten and is simply generating random numbers until it reaches the result it already knows. Ah, well. Nothing wrong with your program, I guess, but certainly not very good either.

    HackermonDev
    HackermonDev
    1 year ago

    This isn't even an AI project. You're just regenerating numbers with Python's random number module until you get the right order. And like @RahulChoubey1 pointed out, you don't even use the numpy module (which you imported for no reason)

    Jerje
    Jerje
    1 year ago

    Thanks for all your information cool work

    SpencerLyons2
    SpencerLyons2
    1 year ago

    This could work great with a self-learning AI! I'd love to see that.

    VictoriaSun3
    VictoriaSun3
    1 year ago

    I was the 200th like! Pretty cool!

    Pasta77
    Pasta77
    1 year ago

    this is pretty cool!

    RahulChoubey1
    RahulChoubey1
    1 year ago

    Maybe it still will sometimes make a mistake even after getting it right, but not often...?

    After all, we all make mistakes.

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