Ah! yes, there's a successful sequence that should work once in case we use evolutionary algorithms to avoid it working again (not to mention randomness would try to prevent that, too), but yes, both attacking and defending are "easy", in any case.
thanks, tho, I'd see it further when using a real experiment.
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Ah! yes, there's a successful sequence that should work once in case we use evolutionary algorithms to avoid it working again (not to mention randomness would try to prevent that, too), but yes, both attacking and defending are "easy", in any case.
thanks, tho, I'd see it further when using a real experiment.