English translation patch for Umineko Portable 1 has been released.
Umineko Portable is a PSP port of Umineko VN and the first game is now fully playable in English on both PSP and PS Vita.
https://t.co/QA6bilV839
Stopped asking agents to "make this screen better".
Now I ask for three variants as separate static HTML files, never in the real app. Seconds to generate, and the choice is instant because I'm comparing instead of imagining.
Way better than rewriting the same screen 50 times👀
Didn't expect this one to land so well.
obsidian-kindle-plugin syncs Kindle highlights into Obsidian as Markdown, one file per book. No login, just your My Clippings file.
Highlights that were stuck in the Kindle app are now notes my agents read👀
https://t.co/2gRaw71HLS
Bidding boards can count clicks.
But how many times was your logo actually noticed?
You don't know.
Outmemory flips that:
the logo isn't beside the experience. It becomes part of the task.
Players reveal it, remember where it was and return to match it.
https://t.co/HANAg18YMq
24 hours after launching Outmemory:
1,124 visitors
78 boards played
18 boards completed today
I put two products I built on the first two tiles to test the idea:
Bondito: 207 tracked reveals
Momently: 180
Plus 316 more reveals in Practice.
@grafisify Right now they show the actual logo. I want the challenge to come from remembering where you saw it, not decoding which brand it is. Repeated exposure to the mark is the point for the sponsor. A brand-color-only hard mode could be fun for returning players, though🤔
What if remembering your logo was part of the fun?
Imagine someone flipping a card with your logo and thinking:
"I've seen this one. Where was it?"
Then looking for it again.
That's the game I built:
https://t.co/GvVieum8dQ
What if remembering your logo was part of the fun?
Imagine someone flipping a card with your logo and thinking:
"I've seen this one. Where was it?"
Then looking for it again.
That's the game I built:
https://t.co/GvVieum8dQ
I'm late to the bidding-board wave, but I got curious what those ads actually cost, so I went through eight of them.
Two spots, same board, bid 34 minutes apart, Aug 24:
$16,000 -> 12,457 clicks
$17,000 -> 50,802 clicks
Both have been up 12 days. The second got 4x the clicks.
What bothers me isn't the price. It's that you can't know the price. You pay, then find out what you bought.
So I sat the wave out, worked out what breaks, and built the inverse.
Showing it soon.
On a bidding board, you pay to move up a list.
Here, your logo becomes a pair of cards for the next 2,500 games.
Someone misses the match. Tries again. Finds it.
They're chasing a better score. To get there, they have to remember where they saw your logo.
@jackfriks I had this idea for my own wedding.
Built a simple guest photo upload app, then kept adding what I needed: wedding page, QR codes, emails and private galleries for guests.
Tested at friends' weddings. Waiting for my own wedding and better distribution
https://t.co/6SKMbKMzVN
The Polish theoretical physicist who proved that you can recreate all mathematical functions from just this one operation is Andrzej Odrzywołek from Jagiellonian University @JagiellonskiUni. Truly a remarkable piece of work! Congrats @AndrzOdrz
https://t.co/vnWJB4JCmf