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> If you can't imagine clicking a URL and immediately creating a game that has never been made before then you're on the wrong side of history. If you can't i
by khedoros 10y ago
> If you can't imagine clicking a URL and immediately creating a game that has never been made before then you're on the wrong side of history.
If you can't imagine URLs being obsolete by the time that's a reality, then you're on the wrong side of history.
> I am simply not going to elaborate.
Your choice.
> (The 7 seconds is a bit of an exaggeration, as I noted.)
And I was using it in the metaphorical sense, if that wasn't clear. It's as good a phrase as any to mean "very quickly", in the context of the thread.
- logicallee 10y agoOh I meant that I myself was exaggerating when I said it would literally take 7 seconds from clicking a URL to creating a game that hasn't existed ever before. (as in, count off "click -- one mississippi...two mississippi...three mississippi...four mississippi...five mississippi...six mississippi...seven mississippi - and now you have a game that has never existed and is ready to publish in the app store and for someone else to play." 7 seconds is quite a bit too short for that - after all it's acceptable for the web app itself to take that long just to load. Just like it takes literally more than 7 seconds to start using tinkercad and create a new 3D object. but not much more. try it: https://www.tinkercad.com/ https://www.tinkercad.com/ maybe not within 7 seconds, but after a few minutes (couple of tutorials) you can have an object nobody has made before. no installation or any prior knowledge required. the same obviously will be true of gaming, this is the direction the Internet is headed. if you can't see it, oh well. it's not my vision or anything like that, it's just what is actually going to exist, or maybe already does. I don't see it being too fruitful for us to argue about this, sorry.