Making AI Practical and Practicable
Machine learning, combinatorial optimization, computer vision, LLMs, anything that’s been understood to be AI from 1950 to now.
Last week, I had started to work on the battle system for my RPG. I laid out a laundry list of work that still needed to be done to get to where I wanted to be. This week, I’ve been able to tackle: Port over the turn taking logic Port…
You might recall from my last post that I said I’d be working on an RPG combat system during the month of June. I found that time boxing my personal projects seemed to be a good way for me to get work done, but I was eager to go back…
What Worked Time bounding the whole project Roughing out one chunk of game play at a time, stitching roughed segments together, and only doing polish at the end Pushing input capture into a single object and reading its state Tiny amount of issue tracking (via trello) for a tiny project…
A couple of years ago, I got really interested in randomizers, like the Link to the Past Randomizer or Final Fantasy IV: Free Enterprise. These games are romhacks that take the content of classic games and mix them all up so that you play them in a different order. Gating…
