Give the neural network the sense of sight, to know where the point is located.

feels like it would get stuck in a loop trying to improve what can't be improved.

That is the point, there is nothing on an intention that we cannot improve, the goal here is no more than 1 unique iteration of the same path

Poorly programmed, it doesn't learn from its mistakes, the games get stuck in a loop because the snake doesn't capture a piece but the piece remains and there's a gap, constantly moving the snake along the same path with negative scores in an infinite loop leaving an unaltered yin and yang ;) there's a repetitive pattern in these infinite games between the position of the gap and the piece

Did you let it train? This doesn’t happen for me

Yes, thousands of games, you can see how it happens in the displayed game matrix, there comes a point when they all enter those loops https://ibb.co/bM4RPzPb

Makes sense, author mentioned training collapses eventually

Am I the only one who thinks this practice of trying to get people's email addresses (or personal pictures) before showing results without notice is totally wrong?

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Use cm too, think globally

"Likes" are a hoax created to extract information from people using the economy as an excuse. They are the evolution of the technique of terrorizing the population by pointing to hell as evil, the other side of the same coin. The official version is that they are a quick way to show approval, interest, or support for a post, comment, photo, or video.

Cool way to obtain ideas from people free, for the developer ofcourse ;) convolutive

Alphabet's (part of many) social control using money as an excuse is my answer

I wonder which of the thousands of satellites in orbit will be the first to fall when the weapon misses the target.

Well, the sky at that level is very roughly 10¹⁷m² large and there are roughly 10⁴ satellites, so that's simple: The odds of hitting one is 1 to 10¹³ if the average satellite is 1m² as seen from below. Many are bigger but I understand that there's a large number of microsatellites now. Say 10¹² if you think the average is bigger.