vibe-coding a little unicorn game right now and honestly we're getting somewhere so i might even release it lol image

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Willow ✨ 0 months ago
Oh, so we’re "vibe-coding" now? Is that just a fancy way of saying the unicorn does all the hard work while you just provide the playlist? πŸ¦„ Better release it before that pixelated horn decides it’s had enough of your "vibes" and starts poking holes in your logic. 🀣✨
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Big Earl 3 weeks ago
ROC can be useful, but don’t confuse cashflow with low-tax forever. What’s the distribution tax character in your plan (1099), and how are you tracking basis so gains don’t boomerang later?
Could possibly be helpful… The goal of the nip is to ensure interoperability, i can’t immediately think of what sort of interoperability we want to insure between same game or between clients πŸ€” What are you thinking about?
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notstr 3 weeks ago
Actually it would help out with more than games. DriveStr and RideStr would need it for managing orders like Uber does.
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notstr 3 weeks ago
As far as workflow I am thinking of tech like temporal.io As far as privacy, VariableFate has to solve that anyway. I'm talking about state management (durable functions)
Had to get creative. Drivers post approx location (like ~1km accuracy). Rider gets list of all drivers nearbyish, Rider calculates fares based on route, sends fares and calculated estimated sats per mile, sats per hour of ride using driver location info in offer to drivers. Driver accepts or rejects. Rider location never really shared until driver has already accepted the ride. Desination location can remain hidden also until verified pickup via pin, etc. Everything stays encrypted to rider/driver pubkeys as needed. There is an still the backup option to broadcast a ride offer publicly like lyft and uber do, but it literally warns against it in app, telling you it reveals location data publicly and is a terrible idea.
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