Sos "Wishlist Lazy Kickers" Sosowski

Lazy Kickers is a number-go-up soccer manager, where you score trillions of points. It can run on your second screen or in the corner of your desktop. Coming this summer! Wishlist now! store.steampowered.com/app/4613890/La…

McPixel 6, anyone?

@Kamyczeg2137 Yay! Thank you!!!!

@Sosowski I played the demo it's great i love it now I'm waiting for the full version :D

Lazy Kickers will run in the corner of your screen and use only 100mb of RAM. Wishlist now!

Lazy Kickers is an incremental soccer management game that can run in the corner of your screen! Check out the brand new demo and wishlist now!

@madcowe Not yet! I'll add it, tho!

@Sosowski does this sync across devices?

@Sikordev10 selling single pixels for $1/month

@Sosowski Commercial spots available haha?

@Michalina_Kobla Suchy zębodół.

Co to kurwa jest

Check it out here: store.steampowered.com/app/4613890/La…

@H0H0v 6Hz because it has 3 blades

A fan completes 120 revolutions in 1 minute. What is its frequency?

@Xrayez @ecutruin Bro, I just don’t want to use things that suck ass and cost money. What’s the purpose?

@ecutruin @Sosowski Those who are afraid of "errors" are reluctant to use AI because it reminds them of their own fallibility, which creates anxiety. Meanwhile, so-called "hallucinations" of AI models are successfully used for scientific research purposes. nytimes.com/2024/12/23/sci…

"I use AI to help me write and read emails and it saves me time" - NO! It doesn't! If everyone is using AI to help them write and read emails, than it's just an extra step. This would only save time if you were the only person in the world using AI to write and read emails.

@ecutruin @Xrayez Why are you saying my claims are baseless if you don’t actually know whether what I say is correct?

@Sosowski @Xrayez I don't know. In my experience, I've not experienced hallucinations all that often. It certainly doesn't even seem to be as often as 50% of the queries. However, even at 50% of the queries, it could still be more efficient than writing a complex email by hand.

@ecutruin @Xrayez ok, let me ask you this: what do you think is the success to hallucination rate of frontier models?

@Sosowski @Xrayez You've provided no evidence for your claims.

@ecutruin @Xrayez Oh my claims are not baseless, that's just the frontier benchmark data.

@Sosowski @Xrayez You're making baseless claims. However, for the sake of argument, let's assume AI tools only have a 50% success rate when creating imagery. I've I can create an image in seconds, I'm likely going to still achieve my goal far more quickly than digitally drawing it by hand.

@ecutruin @Xrayez no i'm for real, in my entire life you will not convince me that you can save time using AI that has, like less than 70% success rate for any given task.

@Xrayez @Sosowski This does seem to be the case.

@epyoncf I could never use AI because I would throw the computer out the window the moment it tried to speak back to me like that

In gamedev AI is the annoying junior that replies "why?" to the question "but did you test it?" when submitting a PR. I know it can be solved outside of gamedev, and partially in gamedev too, but unfortunately no solution is perfect in our sphere.

This is Firefox with a single tab open:

Ok, what's a good LIGHTWEIGHT browser that is not Firefox?

@k_bkwska @AMazeFest @carrionmonster @PLInst_Berlin Seba dzisiaj: (koloryzowane)

This has officially been one of the busiest weeks of the year. 😮‍💨 The first half was the @AMazeFest with @carrionmonster, where we nervously showcased an early version of our new game. Huge thanks to the @PLInst_Berlin for this opportunity, and thanks to our neighbors - @holstingame and #DoYouEvenForklift for a great time at this strange (but in a good way!) festival. From Berlin, we headed straight to @Digital_Dragons, where the upcoming Carrion Viscera gathered even more valuable feedback (THANK YOU ALL). Between setting up the booth and wishing happy birthday to @FrozenDistrict, I also gave a talk about how we measure and boost social media content effectiveness in @bettergamingpro, of which I have absolutely zero photos, so you’ll just have to take my word for it that it happened and there were plenty of tough questions at the end! To wrap up this rather lengthy post, congratulations to @BlooberTeam and @11bitstudios for snagging those well-deserved dragon eggs. It’s a real pleasure to see such a high standard of competition for the best Polish games. And speaking of that – we know that Polish gamedev means quality and creativity, and this year will also be full of great releases. After spending a few days among indie games, I also know that the coming decades will be great for the industry too, since the number of talented young people (whether in age or spirit) is simply overwhelming! 🫰 Thanks for all the meetups, high-fives, and conversations. See you next time! 🫡

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W maju 1996 roku, dokładnie 30 lat temu, pojawił się numer 0 20 21 22 i otworzyły się drzwi do internetu. Pamiętacie charakterystyczne trzaski modemu przy próbie połączenia, a potem krzyki rodziców: wyłącz ten internet, bo chcę porozmawiać przez telefon? ☎️ Tak, to była rewolucja, choć na dzień dobry połączenie miało przepustowość… 28 kb/s. Chętnych na internet wdzwaniany było tak wielu, że trzeba było próbować o dzikich godzinach lub po prostu do skutku. 🛜 Technologie rozwinęły się błyskawicznie. Teraz mamy światłowody i 5G, które pozwalają na streaming, pracę zdalną i rozrywkę dla całego domu. A i tak zdarza się nam ponarzekać 😉 👀 Możecie nie uwierzyć, ale mamy jeszcze kilku klientów, którzy wciąż łączą się z numerem 0 20 21 22.