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by oliwary 1y ago
> If you’ve ever tried to construct a crossword, you’ll find that the framing of a crossword grid under square theory feels right. When you’re nearing the end of the grid-filling process, finding valid crossings of words to fill that fin
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by oliwary 1y ago
My favorite sideprojects are daily games. One I am currently enjoying building is VideoPuzzle: https://videopuzzle.org/ where you have to unscramble a video split into 4x4 tiles. We are up to almost 200 puzzles, with around
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by oliwary 1y ago
Fascinating, and great explanation. What about insert and delete operations however? Isn't there a risk of there being too few tokens to properly finish the code in-between the "final" tokens?
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by oliwary 1y ago
This demo video of Veo 3 on reddit, featuring a variety of characters talking in different scenarios and accents, is one of the most incredible AI demos I have ever seen: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments&#
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by oliwary 1y ago
Fantastic to see it's getting updated! I am a big fan of litestream, have been using it for a while together with pocketbase. It's like a cheat code for a cheap, reliable and safe backend.
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by oliwary 1y ago
I think this is a brilliant idea! Surprised nobody has built it yet. I would definitely use it.
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by oliwary 1y ago
Cool! For anyone looking to practice, I've made two daily games featuring similar concepts: https://clickword.org - use tiles to form words, placed words disappear, get as many points as possible. https://spacewo
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by oliwary 1y ago
Fun, love word game computations! Reminds me a bit of the challenge to place the challenge to place all letters in the alphabet in as small a grid as possible, with valid words: https://gamepuzzles.com/alphabest.htm I made
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by oliwary 2y ago
This is really good feedback I think. My puzzle has an overarching thing with down direction also forming words: https://squareword.org/ I think that would not work here as there are though as there are not enough combinati
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by oliwary 2y ago
Does anyone have any experience with coolify? https://coolify.io/ I am considering switching the hosting of my online games to it.
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by oliwary 2y ago
Nicely done! :) I think this works well as a daily game, smart to get players to fill in the survey. Quite hard though! I only got one right for today.
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by oliwary 2y ago
This looks great as well! :) Love the addition of a creative element. I also recently launched a new one: https://spaceword.org (90% of the code is written by cursor)
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by oliwary 2y ago
Hmmm not at the moment, may add this though. Have you tried the weekly puzzle?
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by oliwary 2y ago
Thank you, appreciate it! :)
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by oliwary 2y ago
Are you aware of pocketbase? https://pocketbase.io/ I think it could work for your usecase, even though its generally focused on being a backend. I have had a very nice experience.
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by oliwary 2y ago
Hello HN! Over the past few weeks I created a new word game, https://spaceword.org . Every day, you are given a set of 21 letters that need to be arranged in a crossword (all directions forming valid words), while taking as littl
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Show HN: SpaceWord – word game, build crosswords while minimizing space(spaceword.org)
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by oliwary 2y ago
I've come across the m5paper, which is probably a bit more lower-level than what you are looking for (ESP-32 based), but maybe still interesting: https://shop.m5stack.com/products/m5paper-esp32-development-... ?
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by oliwary 2y ago
I do not have in-depth knowledge of traefik unfortunately. I tried it a while ago, but decided to switch to the setup mentioned above for the setup simplicity. For my use-case, the setup mentioned on github under "Basic usage example,
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by oliwary 2y ago
Caddy coupled with Caddy-Docker-Proxy [0] is a marvelous way to set up a server with multiple docker projects. I have it running on a couple of servers, and it just works! [0] https://github.com/lucaslorentz/caddy-docke
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by oliwary 2y ago
Worked on my Pixel 6a, albeit quite slowly (~30s for 4s audio). Still really impressed.
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by oliwary 2y ago
This article seems to be paywalled unfortunately. While LLMs are very useful when the tasks are complex and/or there is not a lot of training data, I still think traditional NLP pipelines have a very important role to play, including w
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by oliwary 2y ago
Ahhh fascinating! :) Thank you for the pointer.
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by oliwary 2y ago
Interesting! I think there is a lot of math going on in these kind of games. I have noticed interesting patterns in my game https://videopuzzle.org/ as well. In daily mode, everyone gets a video scrambled into 4x4 pieces, i
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by oliwary 2y ago
I really enjoyed the article, especially the focus on a gameplay loop, and leaving polish for later. Often I have found that I can tell if a game will be "fun" after a super low fidelity prototype. One of my games began as a jupyt
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by oliwary 2y ago
I really enjoyed the book "iWoz: Computer Geek to Cult Icon: How I Invented the Personal Computer, Co-Founded Apple, and Had Fun Doing It", which not only talks about the beginning of Apple and computers in general, but also gives
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by oliwary 2y ago
Interesting! I am experimenting with videos as puzzles here: https://videopuzzle.org/ Seems to work quite well. The movement adds some challenge.
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by oliwary 2y ago
This would also be very useful for drone footage, since the audio is just enginge noise. I looked up if someone is already doing this, and found this tool: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_xgZeJlL3RY
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by oliwary 2y ago
If I remember correctly last time this happened they shot missiles at a booster from a jet
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by oliwary 2y ago
My score for today: #VideoPuzzle10 (Daily) Stars: Moves: 19 (Rank: 8/58) Streak: 6 days https://videopuzzle.org/puzzle/10

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