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This week I stitched all twelve screens of my game into one picture and saw that the river ran straight into a cliff and stopped. It has a waterfall now. alderhoard.com
The whole valley is free to walk around in: twelve screens, a warlord holed up in a fortress, and an arcade you can actually play. No signup. alderhoard.com
Contraption is the puzzle cabinet: you place a few pieces in a yard and let the ball do the rest. There are 32 yards so far. alderhoard.com
I don't write the code. I describe the game, AI writes it, and I play every level until it's fun or gone. The valley, a warlord's fortress and an arcade full of cabinets came out of that. alderhoard.com
Alderhoard started as a Montezuma's Revenge clone. I wanted to know whether AI could really let a 60-year-old make games or whether it was YouTube hype. It's a whole valley now, with an arcade in the middle of it. alderhoard.com
If a game needs a sixth key, I won't play it, so I won't make one. Everything in Alderhoard is four arrows and the space bar, the valley and every cabinet in the arcade. alderhoard.com
Attack of the Killer Parsnips is a real level in my game. The parsnips burrow, so all you see is a tuft of leaves sliding toward you. alderhoard.com/?g=waka
In 3D Waka you eat dots in a maze and the monsters chase you, which you know. In one level you gather ducklings instead, and they follow you in a line until one bite scatters the lot. alderhoard.com/?g=waka
Stonebreaker is the brick-breaker in my arcade. Dozens of walls, some spin in 3D, one is a black hole, and the first 40 stay free for good. alderhoard.com/?g=stonebreak…
I'm 60 and I'm building a video game universe. It runs free in a browser, and every control is the four arrow keys and the space bar. alderhoard.com
Pac-Man tribute, free, browser-based. Psychedelic mushrooms, exploding c... youtu.be/0T7742DfLP8?si=TvSP… via @YouTube
Free browser game - Breakout tribute with crazy levels. No signup or login. youtu.be/n7AUqt_icO4?si=ILY-… via @YouTube
Who actually loves and hates AI — and why that split predicts adoption better than any survey. The pattern sitting in plain sight that almost nobody names out loud. scovert.com/who-loves-and-ha…
16 real reasons people hate AI — and why each one is partly right. Not a defense of AI. An honest map of the fear, so you can tell the smart objections from the noise. scovert.com/aianxiety/?utm_s…
If the universe should be full of life, where is everybody? The Fermi Paradox may already be solved — and the most likely answer says more about us than about aliens. scovert.com/fermiparadoxsolv…
10 blunt AI prompts that cut straight through the hype — written for anyone over 50 who's tired of being sold "the future." Copy, paste, get a real answer. ai-over-50.com/brutal-prompt…
Most hospital bills contain errors — and they almost never favor you. Here's the exact way to have AI comb a bill line by line and flag what to question before you pay a cent. ai-over-50.com/medical-bill-…
7 things AI can do for you after 50 that sound made up — until you try the first one. Not "write emails faster." Think: running a $2,000-advisor-style analysis at your kitchen table, tonight. ai-over-50.com/ai-over-50-ho…
I built a stock forecasting engine and published every prediction with the file timestamped, before knowing the outcomes.
Five months in: 72.7% directional hit rate.
Not a stock-tip play. A track-record play.
aistockmarketimpacts.com/pre…