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For me, because of the algorithm and implementation, plus they have clients for different platforms with open-source code. Plus you can explore other cellular automatas.

My favorite for anyone interested in cellular automata optimization is Golly ( http://golly.sourceforge.net/ ). It uses the Hashlife algorithm, which can simulate enormous patterns…

The interesting part here isn't the color - it's the temperature range (-15°C to 65°C) and massive 75" size. This could enable practical solar-powered information displays at bus s…

That's true; we implemented such a mechanic for one of the math educational games, and even if it looks interesting in theory and short iterations, playtests show it's boring and h…

The market reality is that these "simple" ad games would have terrible retention. I've prototyped similar mechanics - they get boring after 15 minutes. Base builders/FPS games have…

This seems like it could be useful for game engines—continuous 3D scene updates from RGB input sound a lot like dynamic world streaming. Could this be practical for real-time asset…

How does this compare to just training separate quantized models? Is it actually easier in practice?

> So no other country in the world can write code as good as wherever you are from? I didn't say this -- I think it's your take. Even more -- I'm such an "outsource" software devel…

I'm biased about this game as the first Civilization was the first game I saw on PC beyond ZX Spectrum. So now there are a lot of discussions in the game dev community about whethe…

"Let AI replace programmers" is the new "Let’s outsource everything to ." Short-term cost savings, long-term disaster.

Hello to everyone on from the team behind Checkio! We’ve recently created a new special island for beginner Python programmers. This Island, which we call the 'Library 2.0' has ten…