[Chat Log] March 1, 2019

[Eugene]

(I don't know why I'm cruising ebay looking at GPS disciplined oscillators. I don't even have anything that can accept a frequency reference input.)

 

[Chase]

Rabbit hole?

 

[Eugene]

A recurring one, in my case.))

 

[Chase]

Happens with me and game theory. Down the rabbit hole this time for the Angel Problem.

 

[Eugene]

She's left for the day. You don't need to keep chatting up game theory.

 

[Chase]

It's not for her, I mean, her liking it is a bonus, but even if she hated it, I'd still be down this rabbit hole.

 

[Eugene]

OK, I admit, curiosity has gotten the better of me.

 

[Eugene]

What is the Angel Problem?

 

[Chase]

Brief explanation:

 

[Ken U Belevitt]

okay jsut finished the profile

 

[Eugene]

Interesting problem, I admit. I would have liked to see a proof of the solution.

 

[Chase]

Basically, the Angel can move in K spaces, the Devil can randomly make 1 square unmovable. The Devil wins if the Angel is trapped, and the Angel wins if she can go on indefinitely.