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by chr15m 2y ago
OMG I'm so sorry. See my comment here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42093590 I have fixed the bug and if you do a hard refresh you should get the fixed version.
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by chr15m 2y ago
PSA: I've pushed a new build that fixes the show-stopping bug where getting to the last level crashes your tab. A hard refresh (ctrl-shift-R) should get you the new build. I'm absolutely mortified that 23k people played the game w
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by chr15m 2y ago
Thanks, will fix!
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by chr15m 2y ago
I just grepped the source and wow, literally every instance of wielding is spelled wrong, including variable names. I've updated it, thank you (will push it once HN is done thrashing my VPS). Will also have a think about how to improve
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by chr15m 2y ago
It's HTML, CSS, and vanilla JS (except for the ROT.js library which is fantastic!).
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by chr15m 2y ago
Glad you're enjoying Rogule, thanks for playing! It's amazing to me how often I hear things like this even though the level gen hasn't changed. I think maybe what happens is people get really good at it and can then only be d
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by chr15m 2y ago
No it is only for access to the web version at this point, sorry!
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by chr15m 2y ago
Thanks for the feedback, I will update the landing page with make it clearer the full game is paid. I also added this paragraph to my post which hopefully makes it clearer: > For the web based version I am trying a new payment model. The
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by chr15m 2y ago
Asterogue is a "juicy" graphical coffeebreak roguelike I made that is pretty much directly inspired by the original Rogue in terms of scope and features. You descend 17 levels into the heart of an asteroid to find The Orb and save
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Show HN: Asterogue, my sci-fi roguelike, is now playable on the web(asterogue.com)
331 points by chr15m 2y ago|95 comments
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by chr15m 2y ago
I've been getting my indie game Asterogue ready for web release (previously it was Android & Windows only). Last night I pushed the final build live yay! You can play it at: https://asterogue.com
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A systematic review of user acquisition channels used by indie hackers(entrepreneurshandbook.co)
3 points by chr15m 2y ago|0 comments
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by chr15m 2y ago
This is a great article where somebody systematically analyzed indie hackers interviews to figure out the best channels for user acquisition: https://entrepreneurshandbook.co/top-15-acquisition-channels...
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by chr15m 2y ago
What happens to the mesh if this doesn't work out as a commercial enterprise and the company behind it goes away? Practically speaking how much of it is running on your computer's today?
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by chr15m 2y ago
I'm working on an online drum machine for https://dopeloop.ai/beat-maker and the web version of a game called Asterogue https://asterogue.space
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by chr15m 2y ago
This sounds like an amazing story. Do you have anything documented?
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by chr15m 2y ago
this is the way
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by chr15m 2y ago
Thanks!
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by chr15m 2y ago
Yes, my apologies, I should have said "it all looks like function calls".
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by chr15m 2y ago
They do. Parsing and manipulating it is easier with a LISP and this means the tooling to do so is ubiquitous because anybody can do it.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Some concrete advantages that come from a simple, uniform, machine-readible syntax that your text editor itself can understand and manipulate: - It makes editing and refactoring code faster. With a single keystroke you can do things like po
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by chr15m 2y ago
Would love to know more about this. Do you have a link?
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by chr15m 2y ago
idk $34 billion in annual global card fraud is also a little nuts.
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Legacy(longform.asmartbear.com)
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by chr15m 2y ago
> leave behind all the packages on pip/npm At least for npm you don't have to do this. With shadow-cljs, nbb, and squint, you now have good mature options for consuming npm packages.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Every company likes to hear about increased productivity and less bugs, and that's what Clojure/Script gives you. The trade-off is you get less resumes when hiring. The plot twist is the resumes are much higher quality.
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by chr15m 2y ago
Thanks so much for taking the time to write this up clearly. I now have a much better understanding of how recent work than I did before. Really appreciate it!
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by chr15m 2y ago
You have to save first.
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by chr15m 2y ago
It would have taken me twice as long to build in JS and had a lot more bugs. I still build things in JS but I probably wouldn't build a substantial app using it today.
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by chr15m 2y ago
PRs welcome!

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