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Comment #48778498
thanks my friend
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Show HN: Migo Games, now playable on web
I'd previously posted about my little multiplayer games backed by phoenix / elixir ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48256053 ). I only had clients for iOS / Mac. Now you can …
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Comment #48460635
I love this kind of comment. It's so human. Good luck, friend.
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Comment #48299539
I see your point. My counterpoint is that I think I’ve returned to zero web games that aren’t wordle. I think in the long run it’s the wrong choice
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Comment #48292854
Nope. I guess I should try that at some point. I’d be looking into interacting with the Mac build for the performance reasons mentioned in the post, that iOS sims are slowww
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Comment #48292760
Yeah I could've been more technical. Maybe in another post. On the fly issue, I love an underdog story. I know people have complained a lot about their uptime. I suspect they are g…
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Comment #48292664
Honestly? It's cheaper. hahaha.
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Comment #48292499
Hi! I'm sorry I took down the web client shortly after I write this in order to narrow my focus on the client codebase. I realize I ruined my point about being able to compare the …
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Comment #48292435
See these are things I did not know. This is why I said I was 'not qualified', in the post, haha. I do use Horde for the matchmaking. I have 2 hosts in the cluster.
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Comment #48292422
a room is a genserver. For the socket itself, https://github.com/davidstump/SwiftPhoenixClient
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Comment #48292403
I'm sorry I took down the web client shortly after writing this post. Really ruins the point I made of being able to contrast web vs native performance, doesnt it? I realized I wan…
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Comment #48292354
Yeah. Shortly after I wrote this I shut down the web client. I wanted to focus on the other clients. Sorry. Kind of ruined one of my points
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Comment #48257257
I should've said more about the tech. I will later. The server is in NJ. If you're in the EU the game might really lag. Sorry!
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Comment #48256054
My post about my recent project, Migo Games
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Show HN: Migo Games (Mac / iOS) – multiplayer mini games backed by elixir
I built an app to let you play some small games against others. Phoenix / Elixir on the back end, swift on the front. Hosted on fly.io. There's a web client for "arrow" at https://…
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Comment #46794195
Just submitted https://migo.games/arrow (a multiplayer arrow shooting game)
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Comment #46790416
no it f*ckin rocks. Don't mistake me for a claude hater. I just know my boy's handiwork
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Comment #46790351
uh that code looks like claude to me
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Comment #46623651
So, I guess we're waiting on the big one, right? The ?10+? billion dollar attack?
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Comment #46544820
The arguments in this thread about sound quality crack me up. Reminds me of when a famous mix engineer was in a best buy and the guy said 'These sound just like it did in the studi…
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Comment #46340892
Oh, there's no cluster in asia nor europe right now so I have no idea how bad / laggy it'll be for you if you're overseas. Sorry!
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Show HN: Wingspan Games: Arrow – a multiplayer game built in Elixir / Phoenix
Hi HN! This has been a fun little side project. You simply click to shoot arrows at falling circles (and the arrows of other players!) Hopefully, I make other social & simple games…
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Comment #46303891
The internet has already tried this, for about a few decades. The garbage is in the corpus; it gets weighted as such