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Ask YC: What are you working on right now?
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#62I know it's not exactly a Hacker Startup, but my wife and I have been building www.realphotography.com steadily over the past year
We've tried to leverage the internet and digital media as much as possible: the business has a blog, the vast majority of our promotion is on the internet, we sell the digital files, all proofing is done online. But I'd happily solicit any feedback from the resident hackers as to how we could do this even better.
And I'd like to head off the comments about Flash, yes we're aware of the disadvantages, and you'll see we do off a non-flash site for weddings. ;)
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#63Earlier quoted context omitted.
I am also working on an MMO. It's a space game. My spin is that everything in this game will be emergent. The players can design and play anything in this game, or it will evolve through genetic algorithms. I've worked out how to do most of this. I'm still working out how to evolve NPC ship AIs, but that's not the most important. Also, everything in this game will be scriptable. Users will be able to create programs…
Okay, you may be named stcredzero and it may be April fools day, but that sounds like interesting stuff. Do you have anything to show yet?
I've been named stcredzero for a very long time.
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#64Working on writing a blog to help me learn arc.
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#65markkit in your blog/website http://markkit.net/in-your-site.html
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#66Right now, an EEP for Unicode support in Erlang.
(EEPs are like PEPs in the Python world).
Apart from that, I've got about 10 other things on my "current stuff" list, most to do with Hypernumbers (http://hypernumbers.com), but there's a couple of Arc-related things as well.
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#67Working on a "souce code annotating debugger" for an esoteric programming language.
So instead of painfully stepping through your code line by line, you just press M-t inside a function definition and voilà: it shows you what goes on inside the function, using some example inputs to annotate the source code in a new Emacs buffer.
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#68Undergrad Honors thesis.
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#69Earlier quoted context omitted.
I am also working on an MMO. It's a space game. My spin is that everything in this game will be emergent. The players can design and play anything in this game, or it will evolve through genetic algorithms. I've worked out how to do most of this. I'm still working out how to evolve NPC ship AIs, but that's not the most important. Also, everything in this game will be scriptable. Users will be able to create programs…
Wow, that's pretty much what I'd be doing if I had infinite free time and much deeper knowledge of CS. Have you written any more about this anywhere? I'd be very interested to read about your game & systems design and the process you're going though.
Nope, this is the first time I've spilled the beans.
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#70I am working on a kids MMO with a very cool spin on it. Getting the Business Plan and pitch worked out...
I am also working on an MMO. It's a space game. My spin is that everything in this game will be emergent. The players can design and play anything in this game, or it will evolve through genetic algorithms. I've worked out how to do most of this. I'm still working out how to evolve NPC ship AIs, but that's not the most important. Also, everything in this game will be scriptable. Users will be able to create programs…
Please use a toolkit that has Mac support. Thank you. :)