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semateos
4mo ago
Thanks! Yeah, Haggle for Bessie is one of Danny's gems - he's a _special_ kind of genius. I think that was the first test of the in-game-LLM feature.
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semateos
4mo ago
The other super fun part for me is seeing what my friends create. It’s a very different kind of creative community when the unit of content is an interactable rather than a witticism, rant, or selfie. I’m sure not unlike Minecraft, though a
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semateos
4mo ago
I do think in general that UI-heavy game engines like unity are going to lose out to code-centric platforms. The leverage you get from code generation tools greatly outweighs the old ease of use of friendly interfaces. IMO the best interfac
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semateos
4mo ago
I love that idea. I have two daughters and their gaming habits have definitely informed what we’re building. My favorites are the multiplayer-1-phone games. E.g. my take on pong: https://www.blamo.ai/vibes/4e20ba08-3239
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semateos
4mo ago
I think we end up seeing a similar dynamic as other ugc apps, likely 99% consumers, 1% creators. But I think it’s a different group of creators. Personally, I enjoy making vibe games way more than selfie dance videos, or hot takes on X. Thi
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semateos
4mo ago
OK, thanks for the feedback.
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Show HN: Blamo A vibecoded app for vibecoding vibe games
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Show HN: Twitter for triangles – a free Trixel art platform
(trixel.io)
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semateos
11y ago
Hahahahaha - that's awesome. Just think - that happens to some people and lasts their whole life.
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semateos
11y ago
I appreciate the thoughtfulness of this response. I spent my high school junior year of english reading most of Rand and writing a 30 page paper on her. She has some very useful and powerful insights - but beyond my initial enthusiasm I g
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semateos
11y ago
Yes! Would highly recommend that one or 'How the Mind Works' by Pinker. I'm constantly blown away by how few people are aware of modern cognitive science and just how much we DO understand about the operation of the mind.