vunderba

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by vunderba 9mo ago
Out of all of them, the "Dig to the Core" game seems to have the most promise. You might consider incorporating some sort of "sand simulation" (cellular automata) to make it a bit more engaging so you could do things l
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice job. I think you'd get a little more engagement if you added a few simple song presets to help people get a feel for it! (even if they were just simple 4-bar loops)
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by vunderba 9mo ago
The collapse sort "algorithm". A = [2, 7, 1, 8, 28, 18] sort = A => A.reduce((B, x) => (B[x] = x, B), []).filter(x => x) Nothing says efficiency like a sorting algorithm where Big O is more influenced by the larg
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by vunderba 9mo ago
If you're interested in donating and being reasonably assured that your money isn't getting the Worldvision treatment, I highly recommend checking out "Giving What We Can" [1] and "GiveWell" [2]. - [1] https:&
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Sounds like the coders equivalent of the Whorfian hypothesis.
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Show HN: Find the missing word (sign, bus, watch)(common-thread.specr.net)
1 points by vunderba 9mo ago|0 comments
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Np. Thanks for the details. And FWIW I might just not be the target demograph for the product, but it does seem like you have an audience for it because the Kickstarter is gaining support~~ Good luck!
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Lots of us put weeks/months into our projects. As somebody who's definitely had their fair share of "Show HN"s be swallowed into the murky depths, take the "L" and just give it a few weeks before reposting ag
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by vunderba 9mo ago
I think the opposite would be just as likely, though. During the mid-2000s ZIRP, the tech industry was flush with cash and hurling high six-figure salaries at anyone who could use a flexbox in CSS. With the promise of all this money and hig
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice article. FYI the transcript pages seem to produce a lot of vercel-looking 404 errors when clicking Index/Next: https://www.josh.ing/blog/claude-composer/song3/experiment4-... For reference if you&#x
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by vunderba 9mo ago
I like it - I'd personally slow the rotation down a bit but that's pretty subjective!
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice job. I'd recommend adding a small CSS-based animation that tweens the actual rotation of the tiles themselves. I think it would make the mechanic a little more intuitive to visualize it.
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by vunderba 9mo ago
As somebody who just built an online WebGL-based chess web app (2D/3D voice controlled chess game with invisible pieces to practice blindfold), just wanted to chime in and say this is super cool! Path tracing crushed my Mac M1 - around
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Show HN: Guess the Common Word Game(common-thread.specr.net)
1 points by vunderba 9mo ago|0 comments
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Anyone else getting Gavin Belson interview vibes from this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5zQpN28xa4 And also the actual CNN interview that the parody was based on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN-vUaa
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice job. I've seen a couple of these on HN (Resume-context driven chat interfaces). [1] [2] I can't speak to whether this could become a realistic standard but you might want to reach out to @jhgaylor who took a stab at trying to
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I built a hands-free blindfold chess trainer(shahkur.specr.net)
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice job. I can't find the link but it kind of reminds me of the Show HN where all the connected users could make submissions which would generate AI artwork into a single shared virtual bedroom. EDIT: Found it! https://news
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by vunderba 9mo ago
It’s also fun that you can tweak it without the layperson even noticing the change in relative difficulty. Cascade pattern = easy difficulty Shower pattern = normal difficulty Box pattern = hard difficulty As someone who love
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice job. You might also consider adapting this as a tool for instrumentalists who play non-fretted instruments such as the violin - where being able to properly hear the difference in notes at the cents level is really important.
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Pro tip: I’ve seen plenty of dedicated extensions that could have just been simple snippet equivalents in Tampermonkey - an extension that lets you run JS limited to wildcarded websites. I've used it to inject download links on sites,
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Nice job. Very strongly reminds me of Aseprite [1] (an offline pixel editor) which also takes a similar approach of layers of frames that can be animated. The onion skin approach to toggling the number of +/- frames was a nice touch as
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Please familiarize yourself with HN rules regarding Show posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html Off topic: blog posts, sign-up pages, newsletters, lists, and other reading material. Those can't be tried out, s
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by vunderba 9mo ago
That's an amazing picture - sort of reminds me of the Carta marina by Olaus Magnus. [1] Not going to lie, I did kind of chuckle a bit at the part labeled "The Water Babies". The artist is Bernard Sleigh [2]. [1] - https:&#
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Wow, I haven't heard about AGS for a while - glad to see it's still alive and well. It should be noted that it's open source and still sees regular updates (20+ years later!) https://github.com/adventuregamest
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Sure. Honestly I do think you have a game here that seems like it could be fun, so I got frustrated when it didn't work. :) Hmmm. Well then honestly I'm not sure about the audio. Did you cross-test against a number of browsers? Th
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by vunderba 9mo ago
With vanity presses being a thing since around the 2000s, I'm surprised Amazon never setup a pricing structure where they would take a smaller percentage from the sale of your eBook in exchange for allowing them to do dynamic search re
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by vunderba 9mo ago
Do we need a dedicated category for OpenClaw in Shodan? https://www.shodan.io
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by vunderba 9mo ago
It was more an experiment in psychology than a real AI. It recorded every input/output pair from users over time and eventually reached the point where, instead of generating a random response, it would simply search for the most simil
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by vunderba 9mo ago
That and probably Sporcle. Name X from {group Y} is a very popular quiz archetype. https://www.sporcle.com/games/jjjjlapine2nd/name-every-anima...

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