[–] ChrisArchitect 18d ago ↗ Some previous discussions:2024 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=405586072021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28520221
[–] lopis 11d ago ↗ I definitely recommend checking out all top games from this competition over the years. Quite a few gems.
[–] boricj 11d ago ↗ The making of is well worth a read: https://phoboslab.org/log/2021/09/q1k3-making-of [–] fiatpandas 11d ago ↗ Love the ingenuity of the texture DSL. So much variety can be packed into a small footprint. [–] djmips 11d ago ↗ In praise of a good editor.
[–] fiatpandas 11d ago ↗ Love the ingenuity of the texture DSL. So much variety can be packed into a small footprint.
[–] andai 11d ago ↗ Epic. That's super cool. That dog thing is very cute though, I felt bad.js13k is super cool. Here is my favorite game from there: https://js13kgames.com/2022/games/infernal-throneThere was also some kind of java4k thing back in the day. Notch did a bunch of those:https://web.archive.org/web/20100218133531/http://www.mojang... [–] kristianp 10d ago ↗ Interesting insight into Notch's creativity before Minecraft was released, although a public alpha was released beforehand in 2009.Kind of a shame that Java applet support was removed from browsers. Obviously the security problems made it too much work to maintain.
[–] kristianp 10d ago ↗ Interesting insight into Notch's creativity before Minecraft was released, although a public alpha was released beforehand in 2009.Kind of a shame that Java applet support was removed from browsers. Obviously the security problems made it too much work to maintain.
[–] ck2 11d ago ↗ the Wolfenstein3D-like game in only a few hundred bytes WITH SOUND might be even more impressive even though it's like exploits all the way downoddly can't find a link to it at the moment [–] M4v3R 11d ago ↗ Not sure if this is what you were thinking about, but .kkrieger was 96 kB and looked very impressive when it was released: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=12036 [–] ck2 11d ago ↗ well there have been micro attempts over the yearslike this is 512 bytes (half a K)https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=83795but the one I am thinking about had textured walls and soundit used some insane levels of packing and exploits to render
[–] M4v3R 11d ago ↗ Not sure if this is what you were thinking about, but .kkrieger was 96 kB and looked very impressive when it was released: https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=12036 [–] ck2 11d ago ↗ well there have been micro attempts over the yearslike this is 512 bytes (half a K)https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=83795but the one I am thinking about had textured walls and soundit used some insane levels of packing and exploits to render
[–] ck2 11d ago ↗ well there have been micro attempts over the yearslike this is 512 bytes (half a K)https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=83795but the one I am thinking about had textured walls and soundit used some insane levels of packing and exploits to render
[–] butz 11d ago ↗ Imagine, if someone would start making operating system and its applications that are just kilobytes in size. RAM price crysis would resolve in a day. [–] 0x20cowboy 11d ago ↗ Those exist e.g. https://menuetos.net/ it’s just most people dont use them.I agree with you though. If Apple open sourced os9, and the community could get it to run on modern hardware, I would run it. [–] rightbyte 10d ago ↗ Interesting project. A floppy sized OS seems about right, excluding some sort of driver tree.OS preferences seem to boil down to "have someone else made this app work on the system" which makes it very much a network effect issue.And if you use such an OS to boot a bloated Firefox, then there is hardly any point.
[–] 0x20cowboy 11d ago ↗ Those exist e.g. https://menuetos.net/ it’s just most people dont use them.I agree with you though. If Apple open sourced os9, and the community could get it to run on modern hardware, I would run it. [–] rightbyte 10d ago ↗ Interesting project. A floppy sized OS seems about right, excluding some sort of driver tree.OS preferences seem to boil down to "have someone else made this app work on the system" which makes it very much a network effect issue.And if you use such an OS to boot a bloated Firefox, then there is hardly any point.
[–] rightbyte 10d ago ↗ Interesting project. A floppy sized OS seems about right, excluding some sort of driver tree.OS preferences seem to boil down to "have someone else made this app work on the system" which makes it very much a network effect issue.And if you use such an OS to boot a bloated Firefox, then there is hardly any point.
[–] heresalexandria 11d ago ↗ This is really remarkable, and frankly more playable than a number of niche ports like this that I've tried - great work!
[–] syspec 11d ago ↗ I read the whole writeup assuming it was LLM assisted, then when I got to the bottom I realized it's from 2021 and was blown away. [–] grg0 11d ago ↗ Blown away as in he had LLMs before anybody else did? [–] 3eb7988a1663 11d ago ↗ Does this make you question the accuracy of your personal LLM detector?
[–] maxlin 11d ago ↗ Very nice! Lack of pathfinding hardly made itself visible, in intense combat I at first assumed they did have some kind of pathfinding
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[ 0.20 ms ] story [ 37.7 ms ] thread2024 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40558607
2021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28520221
CSSQuake
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48608223
Game video: https://youtu.be/tX8340GV87U?t=30
js13k is super cool. Here is my favorite game from there: https://js13kgames.com/2022/games/infernal-throne
There was also some kind of java4k thing back in the day. Notch did a bunch of those:
https://web.archive.org/web/20100218133531/http://www.mojang...
Kind of a shame that Java applet support was removed from browsers. Obviously the security problems made it too much work to maintain.
oddly can't find a link to it at the moment
like this is 512 bytes (half a K)
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=83795
but the one I am thinking about had textured walls and sound
it used some insane levels of packing and exploits to render
I agree with you though. If Apple open sourced os9, and the community could get it to run on modern hardware, I would run it.
OS preferences seem to boil down to "have someone else made this app work on the system" which makes it very much a network effect issue.
And if you use such an OS to boot a bloated Firefox, then there is hardly any point.