Techniques to Beat the Tie-Stay Variant of Win-Stay, Lose-Shift

 @algorithmicbias, this fascinating paper by Blum and Dutz introduces us to behaviorally-biased opponents in repeated games, detailing strategies like Win-Stay Lose-Shift and Tie-Stay. The authors prove that Tie-Stay can be effectively countered, ensuring a win for the first player, making it a compelling read for anyone interested in game theory and AI.

Future Work in Rust Co-Assurance

 This intriguing research by David S. Hardin and colleagues showcases the development of a toolchain that utilizes Rust as a hardware/software co-design and co-assurance language for critical systems. They demonstrate the ability to verify Rust data structures, like linked lists and stacks, and apply their toolchain to cryptography and data format filtering examples. Future plans include expanding Rust feature support and continuing to improve verification libraries. Many thanks go to Donald Knuth for the inspiration from his work on exact cover problems and "Dancing Links" optimization.

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