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dalemhurley
3mo ago
fixed, must be pre-exploded, made it harder to explode a car.
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3mo ago
fixed
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dalemhurley
3mo ago
Completely correct! It was late, I even checked with my wife, she told me the left. Darn, I went the wrong way. Will fix it.
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3mo ago
LOL too true!
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3mo ago
Thank you, I hope it made you smile.
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dalemhurley
3mo ago
I have been occasionally building indie games since the 90's, so a bit of experience mixed with AI coding Assistant. Some things AI really struggled on, others it blitz.
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3mo ago
Competition. Marketing. Expectations. In the 1990's and early 2000's I loved building web and flash games, people had lower expectations, getting notice was easy (StumbleUpon etc) and there wasn't a lot other choices.
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3mo ago
I wanted to create a proof of concept and used three.js a few years ago, Codex made the POC much easier and faster to build.
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3mo ago
yes agree. pools need to be bigger and cars need to be easier to push.
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3mo ago
yeah, me too, lots of laughs.
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3mo ago
yeah, quite a few people have made the same comment. I should normalise the damage across the different elements so a single element does stop it from being destroyed.
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3mo ago
Thank you,
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3mo ago
Yes - my kids love that game too, and I should.
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3mo ago
Yes I need to add the cones.
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3mo ago
I am thinking of changing that cars only explode on slams, so it is easier to nudge on mobile. Desktop is much easier.
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3mo ago
was that on desktop or mobile?
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Show HN: Neil the Seal Game
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4mo ago
Why, is there any evidence to support your claim?
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4mo ago
It is a lot like giving a person instructions, the more you tell them, the more they will forget the specifics.
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Yeah it is like one of the keystone deals for the IPO.
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4mo ago
To make the problem worse, everyone outside of the USA now has to decide the risk of this further escalating. Is this the first of many similar decisions to come?
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4mo ago
Everyone outside of the USA today who is using US models in their products are worried that this is the first but not the last time this will happen. Further the SpaceX IPO was on revenues from AI data centers. This might be a problem.
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4mo ago
I would be worried if I was banking on that deal.
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4mo ago
Anthropic is one of the main deals for SpaceX.
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4mo ago
How much of the value of the IPO was based on the revenue from AI data centers?
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4mo ago
I see why the EU is moving to all of their own tech.
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4mo ago
“But GPT said it is a good idea”
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4mo ago
Adding extra emails to your inbox on top of the registry emails
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4mo ago
> Then ChatGPT hit the scene and again, many of us dismissed it as a parlor trick that would never amount to much. What? GPT-3.5 was the moment, not a “parlor[sic] trick that would never amount to much”. GPT-3.5 was a massive step forwar
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5mo ago
Mandatory don’t hate me: I am a massive AI and automation fan since 2008. The problem right now is the barrier to create automation and use AI has reduced so much people are not deliberately making decisions about how these tools should wor
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