Denaton

joined 1 year ago
[–] Denaton@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

So.. using a ad blocker that we compile ourselves?

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Yeah, it is a joke on xkcd and the joke is based on SQL injection, a type of database attack.

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago

How did the test go?

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

This is called soft delete, if they are a EU resident, they can claim GDPR and get it all wiped, getting "forgotten" is a right.

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 8 points 1 year ago

I just block communities that is to spammy or annoying, the thing with a open source decentralize platform is that you need to drag the sliders yourself to your liking.

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago

I chose programming.dev because i am a programmer and developer.

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago

Currently working on a rougelike dice based game.

Steam

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 1 points 1 year ago

I have actually done this and it worked, i didn't have the same problem as the question but the question had the solution i seeked.

 

It's almost a year since the GMTK GameJam 2022, the Jam that started off my first project that would eventually be commercial. I have been doing games for over 20 years, i have more than 200 game projects i have done just a prototype but a new idea always popped up.

I remember i was at a party and i was talking to a random guy about game development, he mention this new engine called Unity and since then i was hooked on this engine it was still in its early days.

Fast forward to the GMTK Gamejam 2022 i had 48h to make a game, and i finally made a game that looked like a game you can play for more than an hour. The feedback i got from it gave me a huge dopamine kick, something i wanted more of and so i decided, this game is the game i am gonna start my game studio with.

I slowly continue the game on Itch where the GameJam was hosted and i started to see growth, for each day i got more and more dopamine from watching the analytics grow, one day it exploded, i had over 500% more players than the previous day, what happened? I searched on Google for my game and found a Youtube video from the Youtuber Olexa, he made a video of my game, this brought in tons of new players and i started to get small donations for the game. I have never been so high on dopamine before.

My development speed of the game is hugly based on how much dopamine i currently have, it's the best motivation i have ever had for a game project and i was riding the flow, i started a Steam page to gain wishlist.

I did not have the same momentum on Steam as i had on Itch, the wishlisting was slow, i decided, i already have a functioning game, let's put the price low for now and put it into early access. At the same time i send a few emails to Youtubers giving them free keys so they could also do some giveaways, the game is only $3 anyway and i like these Youtubers content so i saw it as a way to donate to them. I has a early access release sale at the same time a few of these Youtubers plaid the game, i got a lot more money than i thought i would and so i started the process of starting my own gaming studio so the revenue would go there instead.

There is a few months since a Youtuber plaid my game now, and sales are slow, my review ratio is weird, but i am at a point in the game where developing it is so much fun that i can't start a new project, i am past the point of no return, i cant let my players down.

If you wanna try the you can play the most updated version on Steam, the Demo is quite big if you just want to try it out. But if you do decide to buy it, don't forget to leave a review.

Made with love in Unity ♥

[–] Denaton@programming.dev 2 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

My opinion on the AI (ML) is that is lift up all the bad things, most people are focusing on what it have given the general public with the most common dataset and forget about the more specialized dataset. For example, they have an AI that can do brainscans in MRI and convert it to video, aka we can scan coma patients brains and see what they are thinking while in coma, record dreams and other cool stuff.