gus_massa
Joined 18 years ago
Joined 18 years ago
Perhaps some pumpkins can get smashed at the bottom and stay there for a few seconds so the bottom gets more dangerous.
Perhaps add from time to time a heart at the top that gives you extra health, but you must climb to get it. (In this case, reduce the hitpoints.)
Any backstory? Why this city? Which tools did you use?
When the page loads, it shows a blinking animation [1]. I didn't realize it was a loading an interactive background example. Perhaps load a default photo of the grand canyons and add a clock or something until the full version loads.
[1] In my phone in the subway, not a very good WiFi nearby.
Checking the same source is not a verification. (It verifies the order, not the ground reality.)
> The driver also could have refused the order to drive at normal speed, and instead follow the protocol which caps speed to 40km/h in situations like these.
I agree. It depends on the culture. I think airplane pilots have full authority to stick to the oficial procedure and are fully supported after that. I'm not sure what happens is a train driver there refuses an instruction.
Anyway, a few years ago we had a big airplane accident and part of the problem was that crew learned to ignore the alarms https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LAPA_Flight_3142
Mastermind has equiprobability of colors and configurations.
Wordle has etaoin shrdlcu. There is some structure close to interleaved vowels and consonants. Also an arbitrary list of real words.
In recent years many companies mislabeled source abailable code as open source as a marketing and to build a comunity before the rug pull.
Also https://www.youtube.com/@TheFixiesOfficial They are cartoons, but in the middle of the story there are technical explanations that are more accurate than in the usual cartoons.
Also stopping distance for trains is huge. This video for high speed trains says 5km (3mi) https://www.facebook.com/Renfe/videos/%EF%B8%8Fcu%C3%A1l-es-... That is probably at full speed, but IIUC the accident was at half speed so the distance should be like 1.2km (0.8mi).
I tested it in Spanish to translate into English. Fist I picked the source language "Español" and then I had to pick the target language but the list said "English" instead of "Inglés". I expect both in the list or available. Anyway, after picking "English" the page showed "Inglés".
Then I tried to translate a sentences and I had to click like 5 or 10 times until I could write "Quiero comer bananas.". My recommendation is to simplify the UI so it's possible to start like in the box in google.com and then select more details.
The test sometimes have errors, that adds some fun from time to time, but most of the time they are correct.