Live data from Hacker News

Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

littlemountainman.github.io

101–110 of 117 posts

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#101

Let's all give this 12 year old kid some applause. Me water-cooling my xbox 360 (yes, and I wasn't alone in doing so) at 13 felt cool, but this is on another level.

Your praise notwithstanding, I think this kid "was" 12 in 2014 or 2015. From his "about" page [0]:

> I am currently a student working on programming projects since I am 12 years old. Back then I was learning HTML with a good friend of mine. We were trying to sell those websites we made but with fairly little success.Around 4 years ago I stumbled across Python. And I immediately fell in love with it. Later 2015 I was impressed by the Google Assistant...

[0]: https://littlemountainman.github.io/about/

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#102
post #89

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The best part about being a kid is that you have nothing to think about other than a little school work. You are free to scour the web finding all the newest tools and put them to use for 'play'. Not saying it can't be done as an adult, just harder to get that time and unbroken/unlimited focus.

I’d love to spend some time living in a serviced apartment with meals included. Or something similar to a retirement village or university student accommodation, or be able to afford a staff of servants. You get the idea anyway.

Just being retired is good enough for me.

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#103

Let's all give this 12 year old kid some applause. Me water-cooling my xbox 360 (yes, and I wasn't alone in doing so) at 13 felt cool, but this is on another level.

His voice sounds a little well developed for a 12 yr but what do I know! :) Edit: after checking it seems he's 15. Still pretty impressive tho!

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#104
post #89

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The best part about being a kid is that you have nothing to think about other than a little school work. You are free to scour the web finding all the newest tools and put them to use for 'play'. Not saying it can't be done as an adult, just harder to get that time and unbroken/unlimited focus.

I’d love to spend some time living in a serviced apartment with meals included. Or something similar to a retirement village or university student accommodation, or be able to afford a staff of servants. You get the idea anyway.

Imagine if jail fit that description.

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#106

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'm still jealous. At 15 I had a 10 MB hard drive and 4 color graphics available to me. While I am happy about who I am, I do wish sometimes my childhood had better technology available.

Frankly I think if I'd had better technology as a child I'd be even more content-addicted and boredom-averse than I am now. At least the way I am I can make it through a wedding without checking my phone.

The downside there is that I _had_ to make it through a whole bunch of weddings without a smartphone and social media to escape to...

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#107
post #89

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The best part about being a kid is that you have nothing to think about other than a little school work. You are free to scour the web finding all the newest tools and put them to use for 'play'. Not saying it can't be done as an adult, just harder to get that time and unbroken/unlimited focus.

I’d love to spend some time living in a serviced apartment with meals included. Or something similar to a retirement village or university student accommodation, or be able to afford a staff of servants. You get the idea anyway.

You can do this quite affordably in huge numbers of countries if you can earn your income with a decent remote job in the US. The things to think about are time zone, tropical disease, quality of food, and safety. There are a whole range of places from Arkansas, to Costa Rica, to Panama, to Nicaragua.

The thing you'll lose out on is anyone you know, unless you can get them to go with you, or can make new friends in your destination.

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#108

Let's all give this 12 year old kid some applause. Me water-cooling my xbox 360 (yes, and I wasn't alone in doing so) at 13 felt cool, but this is on another level.

Your praise notwithstanding, I think this kid "was" 12 in 2014 or 2015. From his "about" page [0]: > I am currently a student working on programming projects since I am 12 years old. Back then I was learning HTML with a good friend of mine. We were trying to sell those websites we made but with fairly little success.Around 4 years ago I stumbled across Python. And I immediately fell in love with it. Later 2015 I was…

Correct !

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#109
post #89

Let's all give this 12 year old kid some applause. Me water-cooling my xbox 360 (yes, and I wasn't alone in doing so) at 13 felt cool, but this is on another level.

The best part about being a kid is that you have nothing to think about other than a little school work. You are free to scour the web finding all the newest tools and put them to use for 'play'. Not saying it can't be done as an adult, just harder to get that time and unbroken/unlimited focus.

Yes that's really the best part. School 5 hrs a day and then free time !

Re: Full Autopilot in GTA Using TensorFlow

#110
post #43

Earlier quoted context omitted.

If there was a nice solution for it, I would have done it but there isn't. Also the action space for that would be enormous. Maybe I will be making a MuZero Bot drive in GTA, that would be fun !

Did some searching around and found a hidden fork, have you tried this? https://github.com/Alpha-Drive/universe-windows-envs/tree/ma...

Yes I have, but I would prefer a really clean Gym Env for just vehicles in GTA, with an understandable action space.
Post reply on HN