PufferLib 5.0 Self-Play Trains 10-Ship Duel in 5 Minutes on a $700 PC
yacineMTB · x · 2026-09-03
PufferLib 5.0 self-play demo rendered in RayLib: two agents each control 5 ships' rudder, sail angle and volleys. It trains on a $700 gaming PC in 5 minutes, and the author says it could go faster — a showcase of lightweight RL on consumer hardware.
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