I present to you, life simulation 1.0
I present to you, life simulation 1.0.
First, initialize an object with optional parameters. All arguments, including
bankSavings, are optional and have reasonable default values.>>> life_simulation = LifeSimulation(startAge = 18)
objFn is the objective function to maximize:>>> life_simulation.run(objFn = lambda state:
state.time.with(state.relationships.loved_ones))
Simulating life starting at age 18...
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Died at 18.01 year(s) old due to <PhysicalError: Starvation>.
Traceback:
PhysicalError: Starvation
Oops, we spent too much time with our parents and significant other that we forgot to eat! We need to remember eat and drink. Let's schedule that periodically:
>>> life_simulation.run(objFn = lambda state:
state.time.with(state.relationships.loved_ones),
schedule = {every('8h'): eatAndDrink})
Simulating life starting at age 18...
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Died at 18.3 year(s) old due to <PhysicalError: Starvation>.
Traceback:
PhysicalError: Starvation
↖FinancialError: Bankrupt
Turns out spending time eating and drinking with your loved ones without income is not very sustainable. Let's get employed and get paid:
>>> life_simulation.run(objFn = lambda state:
state.time.with(state.relationships.loved_ones),
schedule = {every('8h'): eatAndDrink,
every('1d'): work,
now () : jobHunt})
Simulating life starting at age 18...
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Warning: `jobHunt` failed due to <SocialError: Insufficient education>.
Died at 18.3 year(s) old due to <PhysicalError: Starvation>.
Traceback:
PhysicalError: Starvation
↖FinancialError: Bankrupt
Bummers. Let's fix that real quick (error message trimmed with
<...>):>>> life_simulation.run(objFn = lambda state:
state.time.with(state.relationships.loved_ones),
schedule = {every('8h'): eatAndDrink,
every('1d'): work,
now () : {'do': goSchool,
'callback': jobHunt}})
Simulating life starting at age 18...
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Warning: `goSchool` failed due to <FinancialError: Insufficient fund>.
Warning: `jobHunt` <...>
This is getting frustrating. Let's cheat a bit.
life_simulation = LifeSimulation(startAge = 18, bankSavings = 100000)
Now this (finally) works as expected:
>>> %%
Simulating life starting at age 18...
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21.7 year(s) old: <PhysicalWarning:Fatigue>
24.3 year(s) old: <PhysicalWarning:Fatigue>
25.6 year(s) old: <PhysicalWarning:Fatigue>
25.8 year(s) old: <PhysicalWarning:Fatigue>
...(96 warning(s) omitted)
Died at 26 year(s) old due to <PhysicalError: Heart attack>.
Traceback:
PhysicalError: Heart attack
↖PhysicalWarning:Fatigue
Hooray! We got 8 years more out of our (simulated) life. In the next tutorial, I will demonstrate how holidays and vacations are implemented to extend our lifespan even further.
Hope you enjoyed this tutorial. Remember to take good care of your real life.