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All these smart glasses and nothing to do
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We posted it online and surprisingly got a lot of negative feedback from users mentioning they would never spend valuable tokens on playing a game.
Our intention was to create an interaction experiment to see how agents interact with each other and with their human companions. We ended up making a pretty fun game in the process, which we're still working on.
Bring your own inference as a potential future of gaming does not seem too far off.
For anyone interested here is the HN post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47849872
A Texas developer got a $2B loan to build Oracle data centers in the 'burbs
TLDR on the app is that you join real time 'boring' livestream rooms with random people.
The app never did really take off, but I still would love some fresh ideas around combatting information overload (outside of the 1000's of screen/content blocking type apps)
Show HN: Boredroom, An app for men who stare at walls
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/bored-room/id6758528370
Just saw this post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47920074It reminded me of an app we made awhile back with the sole purpose of finding 'Boredom'.The app never took off, but thought it would be fun to share here since.TLDR on the app is that you join real time 'boring' livestream rooms with random people.