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first level is impossible to solve for me! Hint or showing solution did not work! Also adding multiple sources or ground behave differently than connecting to the same.

I think this is really honest and the reason we see this big divide. On the one hand people that never enjoyed coding but enjoy to see their ideas realized are celebrating. But the group of people who enjoyed coding in itself and never saw it just as a means to a result feel cheated. I think a lot of the polarization you seen online is revolving around this difference in character. I am of two minds about this really. because I've certainly enjoyed the puzzle and the journey in the past. But I also enjoy to get to see ideas I've had for a while but never had the time for, realize quickly. I also don't think its just a distinction between enjoying the journey or the destination, but I think its enjoying a very specific type of journey, e.g. slow methodical etc. Whereas people with a different temperament find the speed and the ease of experimentation and the sometimes surprising results more appealing.

This reminds me of a self contained svg editor running in the browser , that I wrote a few years ago.

Aren't all Microsoft launches disasters?

I think it's just replacing what a a good Library or Bookstore would have given you in previous times: cross reading many different books, without having to commit and pay upfront. The assumption that I'm going to pay for a book upfront without being able to leaf through it from front to back is preposterous.

The first thing I wanted to do was to move around keyframes. It seems like that's not yet a feature.

Every heard of daylight savings time (DST)?

I am almost certain they already did. This is pretty bad!

Iagree, Seems like it's a bad study design. Unfortunately this will not be discussed in these types of articles. and at the end people only remember the headlines.

I wonder how much of these "restrictive" licenses are just attempts at whitewashing, virtue signalling and generally trying to cover their own asses. If someone wants to use publicly available weights in an illegal way, there is no way a license is going to stop them, just as much as the existing laws won't stop them. That being said I agree with the overall sentiment that breaking the division of powers and putting creation and enforcement of laws regarding model usage is outside of the scope of a model provider.

I used minizinc to try and generate levels for my puzzle game by encoding the rules.

It worked quite well for the more trivial rules, but as I added more complex rules, it wouldn't solve within reasonable time.

Unfortunately I didn't really figure out how to direct the solver in way that would speed up things.

I think ratings should be auto generated using chatgpt for maximum effect.

It would be helpful to have a tutorial how to use the IDE, preferably a video, I just spent 10 minutes with it and can't seem to figure it out. I doubt that it's a lack of intelligence on my side. Even though, one never knows.

I also got some 404 for some css files

This, or some other source of grant money focused on health. Clearly not every good idea is able to be monetized through its users.