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r/VirginVoyages•

I'm used to gay cruises where they take their party themes and costumes very seriously =)

I know Virgin has a Scarlet Night. Are there any other such nights that merit a dress code or theme? Does Scarlet Night happen multiple times a sailing, like a gala night on Cunard?

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r/mbti•

I’m at a retreat, harassing everyone about their type 😅 and some guy was telling me about someone that ran social events separated out by type. Has anyone done this before?

Like imagine a book club or movie night for NTs. Sounds kind of fun… What so you think?

Already I’m thinking it would be like overly restrictive/“discriminatory”. But what if it was more vibes? Like all types are invited but we’re going to be like fun SPs tonight.

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r/MLQuestions•

Apologies in advance for the loosy goosy question. This isn't about any sort of framework or game in particular. But imagine a reinforcement learning scenario similar to StarCraft and AlphaStar.

Let's say an AI has access to many "cheap" options. And so it explores that space and uses them in many combinations, etc. But it also has access to an "expensive" option, like a nuke or a battleship. What would drive it to wait on spending gold to stop iterating on cheap options and commit to buying something expensive?

I'm weirdly assuming it would get stuck in some sort of local optimum of playing well with only cheap units. Like how a StarCraft AI trained from zero might only build SCVs and no

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