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Not for running the project locally

Why will giving someone a cash reward mean you have a better chance of getting your wallet back in the future?

That is true, but I still can't reconcile how faeces get on their hands in the first place when it's overwhelmingly common to use bidets

it’s almost certainly not identical now, it just used to be at conception

Not sure if you noticed, but the text prompt in the bottom left corner says "Six-year old obese child, smiling, acting shy"

> This is just legal cover until such time as its possible to enforce no child exploitation imagery, no copyright stuff, etc.

If the art used in a game violates copyright or contains imagery of exploited children, ban it of course, but what does that have to do with whether it was generated via AI or created in another manner?

If anything AI generated art should be _less_ susceptible to copyrighted stuff because everything is original (even if it's not in original style)

This feels like a lyric video, but instead of music it's a clip of speech. I don't think it's that unique, but annotating the coughs and laughter is pretty good

It's geojson, Github renders that: https://github.blog/2013-06-13-there-s-a-map-for-that/

Edit: I was wrong, it's topojson as per the other reply, based on the data-type attribute that's set on the div outside the map

Reminds me of the Wiki Game: https://www.thewikigame.com/

I found the actual keynote in case anyone's curious to hear the quote: https://youtu.be/MvCJ613HORA?t=566

I just ran it through https://bigjpg.com/ at 4x and it looks pretty good

I don't think natural gas is actually a carbon-neutral alternative to coal, my understanding is that methane leakage makes it almost as bad as coal in the long term.

https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/2019/5/30/1864381...

You mean AT-UI*: https://at-ui.github.io/at-ui/#/en

It looks VERY similar

This is a really cool idea!

However, I don't think this works very well on websites where you have to interact to get to other pages.

I just went to Google, searched something, and left a comment on one of the results, but I couldn't view the comment afterwards.

I can imagine many websites that this could be a problem for, such as an authenticated experience or a wizard where the step isn't captured in the URL explicitly.

But I'll keep this in mind for getting feedback on static pages for sure!

I get "ERROR: Invalid email address submitted" with emails of the form:

myemail+meatshields@gmail.com

The plus sign in gmail allows me to know who sent the email (or who my email was distributed by): https://gmail.googleblog.com/2008/03/2-hidden-ways-to-get-mo...

I noticed that the icon in the status bar was a music note. But because the app is called Music DNA, you should make the top bar twisted like a strand of DNA is!

I played your game and I really enjoyed it! Nice work.

I implemented swiping, and the mouse cursor should be able to do that as well. The arrow keys are the intended mechanism for how to move the selected box. I'll see about adding an overlay to the first level that explains it more intuitively

I'll definitely read over the law and take care of that issue. Thanks so much for bringing that up! Instead of having a one-line description on the game's page I'm going to make a visual cue for the first level as well as instruction that shows there

I thought about adding that, but it makes the game a bit too simple.