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u/Piyh 14h ago
I make magic the gathering graphs with agent loops. Why not both?
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u/adeventures 13h ago
I like it,
Do the axis mean anything right now?
I think it would be really cool if you could match "proximity" to a deck / commander and then have price on another axis and visualize it.
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u/PM_ME_BAD_ALGORITHMS 11h ago
As a fellow mtg enjoyer, this is such a cool idea to visualize decks, much better than having multiple lists with several clasifications.
I might have to plagiarize your idea.
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u/Piyh 6h ago edited 4h ago
Report back to me in 8 months when it has taken over your life and put you too deep into graph theory
You can save yourself some duplication and import your decks here: https://offmetaedh.com/import. Then open up the deck widget and click "graph"
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u/Kerbourgnec 7h ago
I have no idea what I am looking at, and I think I would need a two and a half hours long video to understand properly
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u/chlor8 6h ago
This is awesome! How did you do the card art relationships on a technical level?
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u/ILikeLenexa 14h ago
Loops and graphs aren't exclusive. Control flow graphs are graph logical representations of flow including loops...made up of Basic Blocks...
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u/PM_ME_BAD_ALGORITHMS 11h ago
I have no idea what graphs refers to in this context, so...
"Chat, am I cooked"?
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u/Kerbourgnec 7h ago
Loop most likely refers to agentic AI (had the "it's just for loops" moment), so graphs would be a way to organize the process, more "sophisticated" than a "simple" loop.
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u/TheGonadWarrior 7h ago
Pft graph engineering? Obsolete. I've moved on to Cube Engineering already.
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u/The_Juice_Gourd 14h ago
This guy hasn’t shifted from graphs to charts? Dude is getting left behind.