How I Made A Chicken Play Tic-Tac-Toe (2017)
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How I Made A Chicken Play Tic-Tac-Toe (2017)
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Re: How I Made A Chicken Play Tic-Tac-Toe (2017)
#2My kids still sometimes make fun of me for losing to a chicken. I've done battle with it multiple times over the years. Where is the switch to toggle the mode?
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#3> That's almost a grand in 2017 dollars... plus whatever I earn from writing this story. (You are going to help me make this go viral, right? Send it right to the top of the trending list?)
I can't believe steemit is still a thing.
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#4Chickens see a different spectrum than humans, so theoretically you could improve the illusion with individual buttons the player could see the chicken press.
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#5wow, seen the games. never played myself. disappointing it's just the computer playing against you and not a trained chicken making decisions. the chicken just pecks the screen.
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#6> That's almost a grand in 2017 dollars... plus whatever I earn from writing this story. (You are going to help me make this go viral, right? Send it right to the top of the trending list?) I can't believe steemit is still a thing.
Just out of curiosity - why not?
Content creators get crypto for creating and promoting content that would otherwise go to social marketing platforms and ad agencies - seems like a decent idea, no?
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#7I had a mass-manufactured knockoff years ago:
https://www.google.com/search?q=i+took+a+lickin+from+a+chick...
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#8Some guy out there with no arms or legs must be getting nervous now :-)
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#9> That's almost a grand in 2017 dollars... plus whatever I earn from writing this story. (You are going to help me make this go viral, right? Send it right to the top of the trending list?) I can't believe steemit is still a thing.
Just out of curiosity - why not? Content creators get crypto for creating and promoting content that would otherwise go to social marketing platforms and ad agencies - seems like a decent idea, no?
1) When I looked at it closely a couple years ago, all of the stories and all of the discussion were about proselytizing steemit. I would love to see a non-censorious version of reddit, but that place is so boring and self-referential. I took a brief look just now and my complaints are just as valid today. It's not a healthy ecosystem if everyone is just there for the money.
2) The business model seems nuts. I could never figure out how value was created or where the money came from other than suckers buying in, and there's going to be a limited supply of those. It just seems like a ponzi scheme with more steps. (Note, I don't necessarily feel this way about all cryptocurrencies; steemit's business model is just particularly nonsensical.)
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#10A giant chicken once gave me an expired coupon...