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My friend and I were doing a 2man honor mode run, and the final boss fight ended before either of could even enter the portal. Orpheus was last in the turn order, so we got him in, he landed his stat reduction spell, and then the boss just surrendered.
We got our golden dice, which was nice, but I'm still puzzled over what triggered the bug. Any ideas? I had been hyping up the fight, so it was rather... anticlimactic.
I thought I'd throw this post together, because my first attempts at brutal survival were really bad. But with the right strategy, it's doable and relatively easy on a couple maps. So, here's my strategy:
rush hq lvl 6 and upgrade all your comm hubs asap to lvl 2-3, depending on resources. The only things that take priority over comms is 1 type of white weapon, cobalt scanner, grenades, and the basic movespeed augment. Possibly get lvl 2 basic resource harvesters after hq4.
do not upgrade rare resource harvester lvl2 or regular resource harvester lvl 3.
The instant an attack finishes, run energy lines out to nearby carbonium/ironium areas and cover them with harvesters.
I have lvl 7 hq, activated the rift thing, and did all the missions available. I went back and scanned the outposts I have to pick up new lifeforms too.
I'm assuming the campaign will tell me if I complete it? Is there any way to see what I'm supposed to do to continue, assuming I haven't completed it?
Here's the stormy rift thing, which doesn't seem to do anything.
https://imgur.com/uvgTzD5
and no objectives:
https://imgur.com/IjPvHvy
I can queue up this research, but it sits at 5:00 without moving. I don't see any requirements listed anywhere either....any ideas?
Right now, the best tank/heal/dps composition for each dungeon is basically the same. And if blizzard keeps tuning via sweeping +- dmg multipliers, this will not change. If they instead pushed away from homogenization and made different bosses/trash cater to different specs, we could have far more variety in both live dungeons and the MDI.
A 'best' combination of specs will always exist for a given dungeon, but blizzard could pretty easily design the encounters/specs so that different dungeons had different sets of optimal specs. A great example of this being done well is Starcraft Brood war. Although the races didn't get any balance changes for many years, their respective win/loss rat
Now that we're on the verge of Shadowlands, I assume most stockpiles are finalized.
Personally, I've often struggled on vial supplies, so I'm a little heavy there: https://i.imgur.com/33ug93b.png
What items have you stockpiled, and why?
In the series, there are extremely powerful stones that can only be wielded by certain people. Antrax is an ancient AI from a dead civilization and is running out power.
So, it tricks one of the elfstone users and traps them in a tortuous VR. Their hand in real life is actually holding and using the elfstones, allowing Antrax to capture the power and keep its systems running.
IIRC it has been almost 20 years since I read it, but the parallels in this situation are striking.
For example, here's an excerpt from Ion's gamescom Q&A before legion launched:
the core philosophy that we’ve learned from the Garrisons as they played out, was that, often it didn’t feel great, having your followers doing things instead of you, going out on adventures and killing some great beast and bringing the reward back to you with no interaction on your own part.
In my experience, 95% of follower missions have no interaction on our part. If this was a core philosophy blizzard learned form WoD, why did they made these interactive quests so rare?
IIRC in lecture, Andrej said his inefficient for-loop implementation got 80% accuracy overnight, so I'm wondering what accuracy I should be aiming for.
Currently, I'm only matching the 80%(7conv+1fc).
Validation set accuracy: 0.811
Test set accuracy: 0.799
I was also thinking of building an ensemble, but I'd like to know what accuracy to gun for on the base models.
This is for assignment 1. There are these instructions:
Download data: Once you have the starter code, you will need to download the CIFAR-10 dataset. Run >the following from the assignment1 directory:
cd cs231n/datasets
./get_datasets.sh
I downloaded python 2.7 anaconda and the assignment pack, but ./ isn't recognized as a command in either command prompt or anaconda prompt. If I try to run the file, I'm prompted to choose a program. So, I downloaded cygwin, but I then I get a while string of errors when I try to run it there.
I'm quite puzzled, because the assignment gives the impression it's plug-n-play. I can start up ipython fine, but of course it errors out as
I was thinking about the importance of learning from self-play after the recent AlphaGo victory.
Ex.1: If I have an important meeting coming up, I'll mentally work through my thoughts ahead of time. I'll keep iterating until I can frame them in a concise manner.
Ex.2: When I competed in track and field, many coaches strongly stressed the importance of visualizing yourself going though the motions before you did them.
Ex.3: If a job interview goes badly, I'll replay variations of it in my head until I settle on better answers.
I'm guessing there are many things going on in the brain for each of these examples, considering they all seem to involve generating and evaluating new training
The last paragraph has my question, but if you want a bit of background, you can read the other ones.
My family has a fairly extensive history of back problems, and flexibility has really limited me at times. For example, I can't do front finishing kayak rolls, because of flexibility. However, although my back has seized up to the point where I had to stop running or working out for a month, I've never had an 'event' that blew my back out.
My current flexibility though the posterior chain is pretty bad right now... I checked by drawing lines on my wall, and without stretches I can bend over ~17degrees from vertical with a flat back. And, with a little pain, I can get my fingertips just
