while True: learn()

It is a fine enough game, though it carries too much of a stance on things it has no buissness having a stance on. The fact it also demands you solve issues exactly as intended in some cases is alarming for a game that tries to ship itself as "Learning to code"

por conta desse jogo eu quero aprender coisas legais, é um jogo curto mas muda vidas

I really wanted to like this game. The premise is awesome. Unfortunately, I find it frustrating rather than interesting or enlightening. First: the UI is poorly designed. Many of the buttons have unclear uses and no tool tips. Selecting multiple nodes is cumbersome since click and drag doesn't seem to work (despite a tutorial indicating that it should). Second: Several of the nodes have "training" segments which are basically just time wasters. You "train" them once, just by feeding them input, regardless of what the input actually is, then they're ready to go forever. Third: Some of the node connections make no sense, especially the gradient descent nodes. Those are fundamentally a part of how you train perceptron/nerural net, but in this game it's a separate node, unconnected to any notions of correctness. Fourth: This game seems to be hoping to teach about ML/decision trees/etc..., but all of the interesting bits are magic'd away inside opaque nodes. At its core, this game is about using deterministic decision nodes in combinations to achieve arbitrary distributions of outcomes. Finally: The logic around the start up projects is just terrible, gimmicky, and rigged…

Fun little puzzle,which tells you about computer history.

i am using this game as a launching pad to create my own machine to talk to my cat. i know she has things to tell me. what i nice thing that i can do that while also having fun! (sometimes frustrating, but once you hit a certain point, i give up trying for a better medal and just get that module done with lol.)

ok