jonahss

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by jonahss 4d ago
OP here. Just realized I forgot to apologize that it's going to be a terrible experience on mobile. The game interface is from 1994 and was not thinking about touchscreens ;)
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Show HN: SimTower, Decompiled, Rewritten, and in the Browser(kvetch.io)
2 points by jonahss 4d ago|2 comments
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by jonahss 5d ago
Real link here: https://eddie.codes/posts/source-code-comments/ Something going wonky on their blog, where two posts got their links swapped.
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by jonahss 5d ago
nuh-uh, it was Fable :P
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by jonahss 5d ago
Oh! This was me! I didn't see it made it to front page :D
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by jonahss 10d ago
I made something similar. http://anystation.net allows GET posting, and email posting, ssh posting PING posting, printer spool posting....
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Show HN: Public message board for limited systems(anystation.net)
4 points by jonahss 11d ago|0 comments
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by jonahss 11d ago
This has inspired me to create https://anystation.net A public message board that accepts posts in a wide wide range of protocols. If a device can communicate on the web, it can probably read and post to anystation.net.
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by jonahss 3mo ago
I love how this article reads similarly to articles about recent advances in the Conway's Game of Life community. From my point of view: a team combined all the tricks in the community into one machine and we finally created a new life
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by jonahss 6mo ago
I feel kind of good knowing that my code, design decisions, styles, are now part of the data shaping all software now.
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by jonahss 7mo ago
It overhauled my media server. I hadn't set it back up after moving. I gave OpenClaw ssh credentials and it updated the OS and packages, then couldn't get back in after a restart. I plugged in keyboard and screen and it was stuck
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by jonahss 9mo ago
It seemed to me that pre-llm, google had stopped surfacing stackoverflow answers in search results.
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by jonahss 1y ago
One thing that China has, that the US does not is a marketplace like Alibaba. It's simply incredible how you can place an order for any component with a quantity slider that goes from "three" to "three full train-cars a
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by jonahss 1y ago
If anyone is interested, I know someone in San Francisco who built a full injection molding shop in their basement and is happy to take orders. Also I know a 3d printer that can print molds for injection molding, and I know a guy with a set
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by jonahss 1y ago
I think the best part was the little video-game video of Stevens checking different datasets by walking around. Love it.
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by jonahss 2y ago
These companies are not trying to be companies that sell an LLM to summarize text or write emails. They're trying to make a full Artificial General Intelligence. The LLMs pull in some money today, but are just a step towards what they&
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by jonahss 2y ago
No way, the real Yu-gi-oh is played with hologram projectors and the cards have personalities. Plus the rules aren't ever quite explained.
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by jonahss 2y ago
I've heard that switching to all of that will add 20-40 seconds of dead time waiting for the display to change, as the NFC transfers power to run the whole procedure. That'd be too long an interaction time with no feedback. And of
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by jonahss 2y ago
>> It just seems that from every angle I look at this thing, I see clear problems with bringing it to market as a viable product. Yeah, the goal is to make a cool thing, and then make a fun game.
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by jonahss 2y ago
So, the goal was to build a devkit so that I could use it to develop my own game. I wanted the physical things to exist, so that I could try it out with people and find out which interactions are fun, vs which aren't. Well the internet
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by jonahss 2y ago
I didn't mean people who work at Uber explaining how their load-balancing works. I meant walking up to a super cool music visualization at an outdoor art festival and they guy there happily explaining to me their entire system built ou
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by jonahss 2y ago
The pcb on the card is just a charge pump that the display demands in order to regulate its voltage. If I shipped that off the card and onto the base, I'd need more contacts. Those flat flex displays are awesome, though way pricier. Th
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by jonahss 2y ago
The lightnote is so cool, and the design is perfection
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by jonahss 2y ago
I've done a little bit of that, but not as much as I should. I took it to a boardgame convention and a GDC event, but not much came from it. If anyone has introductions or advice there, I'd appreciate it.
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by jonahss 2y ago
Haha, guilty. But! The actual wires assigned to each pin correspond to the Sephirot. Keter is VCC and Malkhut is GND, etc etc :P
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by jonahss 2y ago
I'm hoping to monetize the Shadow Realm
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by jonahss 2y ago
:wave: Yes, still no game, I spent the last year delivering the crowdfunded devkits.
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by jonahss 2y ago
Ah yeah. TCG is just a quick way to explain it to people so they get what I'm going for. I personally dislike the whole "rarity" aspect of TCGs, though it was fun when I was a kid. Living Card Games like Netrunner are more fu
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by jonahss 2y ago
Wyldcard creator here, thanks to HowToWare for the interview. Since the intention is a children's toy, I'm trying to get the price as low as possible. This display size is cheap because it's intended for grocery store price t
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by jonahss 2y ago
Wyldcard creator here, thanks to HowToWare for the interview. It's a link cable to connect your base to your friend's when you play against them. I link it into itself just to keep it tidy and it doubles as a strap to carry it by.

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