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That was a good read. The furry blog post read like a smear campaign. Extraordinary unprofessional.

I suspect there are links to some really bad shit in there. Google is probably in damage control mode.

Gate checking and forced gate checking are very, very different things.

Are they all public? Where can I see them?

You can brute force them. They don't have passwords. The point is the only "security" is knowing the short URL.

I don't think so, but you can find the indexed urls here https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3A"goo.gl" it's about 9,6 million links. And those are what got indexed, it should be way more out there

I'm surprised Google indexes these short links. I expected them to resolve them to their canonical URL and index that instead, which is what they usually do when multiple URLs point to the same resource.

archiveteam has the list at over 2billion urls with over a billion left to archive.

I think the tradition is someone else's pocket in some other country.


Nonsense. Each are in their own namespace. You can't expect something as debatable as color names to share the same values in different namespaces.


The Boing game doesn't work mobile, is that by design?


I ported this game from the Book "Code The Classics" which was written in Python/PyGame. It should be relativley easy to add mobile touch inputs to it, but I didn't have time for that yet.


Probably worth it as most people read HN on tablet or phone.

What is potentially a problem is the lack of training material for AI agents to generate games on top of this platform.


You can just read the documentation and write code, there's really no need for AI here. Your argument sounds a bit like "What is a problem is that I cant enjoy my hourly whisky while driving". Maybe the problem isn't the platform :)


Anecdotally, I never use HN on mobile devices. I don't have access to data for HN device usage. Do you?

"Training material for AI agents?" The lack of such is not a problem. AI agents are an adversary for many, not a target.


The line between an inspiration and plagiarism is perhaps sometimes blurry but there's definitely a line.

But you have to steal something, themes at least if you want to create a piece in a style.

Trying composing a blues song without any "stealing".


I like Jerry Seinfeld’s take on plagiarism in comedy. His point is that whoever writes the funniest joke about a given premise gets the credit. This applies forward as well. As you may come up with a new angle and punchline for a well established premise.

I wrote a fun (to me) take on the good ‘ole horse walks into a bar joke. Here it goes:

Horse walks into a bar.

Bartender says: “Why the long face?”

Horse replies: “I can’t find a stable job.”


I like this model for giving credit. Sadly, no attribution avlbl for this one:

a thesaurus walks into a bar. a thesaurus strolls into a bar. a thesaurus saunters into a bar...


> cutting traces is definitely crossing some lines.

Pun intended I'm sure!


You'd be surprised how many ways there are to make storage containers. Gridfinity is one of them.


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