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by snorbleck 9mo ago
Thanks! "Observe" (if used from the toolbar at the top), just means you're watching Blinkys (the player is observing). They might follow your cursor around and just get curious. If you observe too long, it results in neglect,
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by snorbleck 9mo ago
love the UI. i made something along a similar concept recently: https://blinkys.entropicsystems.net/
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Blinkys – Digital Lifeforms Simulation(blinkys.entropicsystems.net)
2 points by snorbleck 9mo ago|1 comments
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Thronglets(thronglets.entropicsystems.net)
2 points by snorbleck 9mo ago|0 comments
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by snorbleck 9mo ago
Hi there; NOT compatible or designed with mobile in mind unfortunately. Built more for desktop browser and keyboard (WASD-style movement controls) or trackpad. That, and the maze image generator in its current form requires static dimension
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by snorbleck 9mo ago
Awesome resource. I recently (in the past week) created a maze game. I used Claude (sonnet 4.5) for the most part, but some things, like images, were created with ChatGPT. I may do a blog about it if anyone is interested in the inner-workin
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by snorbleck 9mo ago
it's always DNS
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A Manual for the Continuance of Species 3490-A (Humans)(substack.com)
1 points by snorbleck 9mo ago|0 comments
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by snorbleck 9mo ago
> Do most people keep a camera icon on their Home Screen? That would be baffling to me. probably. it is a TikTok world after all. or, pretty sure it's on the home screen by default and no one probably bothers to move it.
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by snorbleck 9mo ago
unique has gone away. everything must fit into some cookie-cutter pre-formatted mold that everyone has to agree upon OR ELSE!
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by snorbleck 10mo ago
very cool
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by snorbleck 10mo ago
ahh yes. it's not just this, it's that.
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by snorbleck 10mo ago
Clearly a sign that AI is even taking the tradbots' jobs now.
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by snorbleck 10mo ago
not quite. it's random selections every visit to the site.
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Read Something Wonderful(readsomethingwonderful.com)
189 points by snorbleck 10mo ago|34 comments
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Bots, bias, and bunk: How can you tell what's real on the net?(theregister.com)
2 points by snorbleck 10mo ago|0 comments
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by snorbleck 10mo ago
store now... decrypt later...
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by snorbleck 11mo ago
you'd think the whole "micmon.dll" reference would give it away...
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by snorbleck 11mo ago
yeah, we're f&%^ed
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by snorbleck 11mo ago
Or, having been a fish once upon a time[1] might explain why we're pre-wired to swim or to just (figure it out) 1. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15547790
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by snorbleck 11mo ago
needs more blink tags ;)
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by snorbleck 1y ago
This is amazing. My entire web browser session state for every private and personal website I sign onto every day will be used for training data. It's great! I love this. This is exactly the direction humans should be going in to not s
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by snorbleck 1y ago
this is great.
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by snorbleck 1y ago
interesting, since trivial or unchallenging online content rots actual brains too!
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by snorbleck 1y ago
maybe we just need a big rock half the size of Earth made entirely of rare earths from the cosmos to strike the planet. this would solve all of our rare earths problems. we would never need rare earths again.
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by snorbleck 1y ago
Could a tardigrade withstand these scenarios? If the answer to any of those is yes, could we then say that even with the parameters skewed a bit, there is a chance life exists elsewhere, and under completely different and extreme or (not &q