TIS-100 was a mind-expanding game for me. I kind of wish I'd finished it (I think I made it ~20 or so in). It always felt like the sort of game that should be ported to the web or to a TUI, even if just as a sandbox (not bringing over the specific puzzles). Should probably revisit it!
Anyone have any ideas for how we can still have Zachtronics-likes with a human leaderboard in the future, or is that something that just won't be possible?
One of my all-time favourite games. I almost completed it, but got stuck on one level I could never quite wrap my head around.
I don't want to spoil myself looking at solutions nor get help with LLMs, so every couple of years I try to revisit it, but it's difficult to dive straight back into a hard puzzle.
TIS-100 was a mind-expanding game for me. I kind of wish I'd finished it (I think I made it ~20 or so in). It always felt like the sort of game that should be ported to the web or to a TUI, even if just as a sandbox (not bringing over the specific puzzles). Should probably revisit it!
Anyone have any ideas for how we can still have Zachtronics-likes with a human leaderboard in the future, or is that something that just won't be possible?
One of my all-time favourite games. I almost completed it, but got stuck on one level I could never quite wrap my head around.
I don't want to spoil myself looking at solutions nor get help with LLMs, so every couple of years I try to revisit it, but it's difficult to dive straight back into a hard puzzle.
Really interesting how bad the models performed even though the solutions are widely available online.
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