It’s definitely a slow start. The way it’s designed to allow discovery but not lead you too much makes the moments where points of data click and connect really powerful.
It’s hard to talk too much about it without potentially spoiling the enjoyment one might take from it.
But it’s not for everyone. But if it is for you, it’s really really something.
The Outer Wilds.
A game you can only play once and that one time is magical.
Get some seeds, press the button on the packet and after a bit out comes the food, right?
Farming is hard and electricity plays a huge part in how it’s currently done.
Well, of course. Who would in their right mind would set it up so random input from random people online gets included into the model?
The model is trained on known data and the web interface only lets you use the model, not contribute to train it.
What’s wrong with it is that for life to keep going the same, everyone has to make the same agreement. Your office now has different hours but childcare doesn’t so you need to get there one hour earlier and any service might do or do not so now you’re juggling a bunch of +1/-1 in your head to make sense of it.
Office hours are not the only schedule in people’s lives.
That’s why it gets moved forward/backward at the European level.
How well did that work out for Vimeo?
Charging the people to create the content you sell is downright dumb.