Playing around with this game mechanism (proof of concept) where you take partial data captures from a side channel and use them to reverse engineer equipment, or find hardware implants. Seems like it could be fun with some polish.
@paulavaynshteyn I think dredging the new releases on Steam is going to be depressing until they find a way to gate submissions on effort. You're probably better off looking through upcoming stuff from publishers, or finding small studios that post, or have websites.
@michaelpatron0 If you need someone to unload trucks, sounds like he's your guy. I'm going to guess he doesn't get distracted by electronics at work, probably doesn't have a computer.
@kirishimasu I don't even know why it's funny. I like that Dutch is actually readable to English speakers though... makes us feel slightly more multilingual ๐
@JasBilyeu It can do better with the right guiding information. It helps to give it an executive/auditor context that delegates to a sub-agent and does quality analysis on the work, sends it back if work doesn't pass a checklist of criteria.
Farther than ever, though you might be able to make decent electronics from 30 years ago. The scale of modern dense microchips is staggering and requires equipment for modifying and measuring matter at the scale of a few atoms. If you could afford what exists now, it wouldn't fit in your garage, and the power company wouldn't deliver enough power to use it.
@NashMuhandes The you that wants to "lock in" and complete things is your executive function. If that didn't happen, you ceded control to random signals, stray thoughts, competing wants and needs. Your time and productive output can either be under your power or not. Decide.