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by neontomo 4y ago
Yes of course. Generally, for a project with a small team, doing the backend for logins yourself is a good way to get yourself hacked or having your customers data leaked at some point. It is difficult to do this type of validation and secu
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by neontomo 4y ago
Some notes: - Privacy policy should direct me to https://www.rssbrain.com/privacy not terms - Selecting email in the support section doesn't work, which the website encourages me to do - Are you handling your own login
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by neontomo 4y ago
The page title element has a typo (or it's a pun that I'm not getting?). Mordern -> Modern
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by neontomo 4y ago
I did that at first, but if I remember correctly, it caused a lot of difficulties because I was also skewing the images to create a swimming effect (with transform). But you've motivated me to look into it more, it's possible I ov
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by neontomo 4y ago
Thanks buddy, glad you like it. Some real MVP suggestions here, I like the trajectory idea the most. Might be a weekend project... Yes I did notice that the last fish is very easy to protect, then again, it becomes that much more of an impo
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by neontomo 4y ago
You're on to something...
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by neontomo 4y ago
If only reality was this simple.
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by neontomo 4y ago
So you're saying there's a chance?
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by neontomo 4y ago
Thanks, good idea!
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by neontomo 4y ago
That's a great solution. I've been trying to wrap my head around canvas manipulation but it just gives me a headache and I prefer making quick prototypes. I need to learn it one of these days.
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by neontomo 4y ago
That's too bad. I'm sure it can be optimised quite a bit. I tried to make it so it renders different amount of fish based on your screen size, but that's not a good enough way of determining resources available unfortunately.
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by neontomo 4y ago
RIP
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by neontomo 4y ago
Haha, well, this started as a project for my class about sustainability, so the game is meant to show how much the ocean is in danger, which is does by literally making it impossible to "win" by simply picking up trash. That'
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by neontomo 4y ago
That's a new one for me, thanks!
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Show HN: Adapt or Die: Building AI Organisms That Learn (Game)(github.com)
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Show HN: Listen To The Ocean – JavaScript game w. AI-generated sprites(neontomo.com)
43 points by neontomo 4y ago|27 comments
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by neontomo 4y ago
High value comment. Thanks, this is awesome.
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by neontomo 4y ago
Pretty sure this was written by ChatGPT, haha!
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by neontomo 4y ago
Sounds like you need to think about working with other people, to learn from them but also to lean on their skills that you may be missing (marketing, community-building, and so on). From your post, it seems that you tried to do everything
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by neontomo 4y ago
Do you know of any specific examples I can look into where someone built a computer circuit out of normal objects?
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by neontomo 4y ago
How do you imagine them being connected?
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by neontomo 4y ago
In the comic, I believe the idea is that this entity is moving the rocks by hand, but following the rules of computing which slowly, but steadily, creates the world as a computer simulation. And in this case, the qualia would be an emergent
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by neontomo 4y ago
I've been contemplating lately what types of everyday items could be used to create a simple calculator / full adder, outside of the digital realm. Something like candles would be interesting to experiment with. I haven't tho
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by neontomo 4y ago
Sorry mate, but an umlaut does not represent the same thing as a diaeresis! I don't know what you're arguing for other than that the diaeresis is archaic, which does not conflict with what I said at all. My argument was that the ë
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by neontomo 4y ago
It's different because in English, a diacritic of two dots (diaeresis) is used to show that a vowel is pronounced separately from the vowel that came before it, not as a mix. Naïve is one example, where it is pronounced na-ive, not niv
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by neontomo 4y ago
I enjoy the humour in this. Well done.
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by neontomo 4y ago
I used to be staff at What.CD, so that's where the info comes from. They had several accounts (which I don't think are a big secret actually, they've been very vocal about being pro-torrent), one of which was a random name th
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by neontomo 4y ago
Hey, I'd love to read yours. Please write it!
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by neontomo 4y ago
You just inspired me to do just that. https://neontomo.com/blog/?id=a-linux-evening-where-nothing-...
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A Linux Evening Where Nothing Was Out of the Ordinary(neontomo.com)
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