PythagoRascal

The only way I see this working out, is if the game is actively mining crypto during play. But even then, why would big game companies leave that revenue on the table and give it to players?

I can see the crypto miners in games being a thing in the future, but at best players will receive a funky hat or a new gun once in a while for their efforts.

I was thinking about trying that. Does she have recommendations for resources on how to get into that?

I mean, interesting article and all, but I wish they would have used labeled side by side comparison for the renders instead of a GIF. It's tedious to figure out which is which like this.

You wouldn't happen to have a write-up about your modified algorithm somewhere?

It's difficult because game-devs rely heavily on good reviews. Even if you revoke a key that you know for a fact has been stolen (or bought and charged back on CC), if it has been resold there is a very good chance that the new buyer will leave you a bad review. It's a lose-lose really.

> Lisp isn't really a functional language

I guess I have even more to learn then :). Thank you for the links.

If I may ask, what references would you recommend to someone interested in something like Lisp, but who has never touched a functional language before?

And "Baba Is You": https://twitter.com/mattar0d/status/1109987662608384000

"Yet Another Dumb F*ing Writing App" is the best I can come up with. Which, if I'm right, is not really helpful.

Thank you, I updated it.

Something different, but I can also highly recommend "articulation copy (2)": https://twitter.com/mxsage

They make incredibly fascinating generative art and have also done some for Physarum-like systems: https://sagejenson.com/physarum