Really cool 👍

Yeah, it’s great, it’s both gentle and powerful

Ok, fine

Oh, you’re right.

Here the correct walk-through:

MOVE: MOVE: MOVE:

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2]
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

LEFT:

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 and B2 face left)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

IF FLOWER: RIGHT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (Only true for B2; B2 now faces up)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

RIGHT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 faces up, B2 faces right)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

RIGHT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 faces right, B2 faces down)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

IF FLOWER: LEFT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (Only applies for B1; now faces up)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

LEFT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 faces left, B2 faces right)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

MOVE

[B1][  ][F][B2][T2]
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

You are right. My bad. Congratulations :)

That’s how it would play out:

MOVE: MOVE: MOVE:

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2]
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

LEFT:

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 and B2 face left)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

IF FLOWER: RIGHT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (Only true for B2)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

RIGHT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 faces left, B2 faces up)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

RIGHT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 faces up, B2 faces right)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

IF FLOWER: LEFT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (Doesn't apply for them both)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

LEFT

[T1][B1][F][B2][T2] (B1 faces left, B2 faces up)
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

MOVE

[B1][  ][F][B2][T2]
[ ][G][ ][G][ ]
[#][ ][#][ ][#]
[ ][ ][F][ ][ ]
[F][ ][ ][ ][F]

No, that doesn’t do the trick. But thanks for trying it out ;) Maybe want to give it another try?

Seminar about federated learning from Cambridge: https://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/seminars/wednesday/video/2024-1500-t221089.html

Good classification of different degrees of decentrality for machine learning: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2306.01603

Lecture about machine learning from Standord: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLoROMvodv4rMiGQp3WXShtMGgzqpfVfbU

Lecture about distributed computing from MIT: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLrw6a1wE39_tb2fErI4-WkMbsvGQk9_UB