I really like the idea of trying to solve an existing problem.
You forget your phone but how do you access a webpage in an emergency?
If this works for you and your personal use case, then everything is fine.
But I see a lot of hurdles along the way here.
I would rather think of something like:
If my phone hasen't been moved over an X amount of time (locations based or accelerometer) the phone drops a note to predfined receipients with "My phone hasen't moved in 60 minutes, maybe I forgot it somewhere". You can send a location point, but that is just where the phone is.
At least it would solve the point where you have to do something manually.
this seems very streamlined and i don't think it would be that hard to find someone to lend you their phone for like 30 seconds
(or ask them to type a message while they hold their own phone obviously. i once was approached and asked to send an email to a relative because they were locked out and without their phone)
I really appreciate this. AI content - even if we all use AI - and especially AI videos are a pain in the b*tt. Ai voice over with Ai imagery packed in 10-20 minutes lonog videos.
Coding since coding agents are doing such a decent job has become more orchestrating stuff. Less handy work in the code base but more oversight and "management".
In the end you still need the skills to understand how software works and what to look out for.
AI needs hardcore guidelines from someone who knows what they are talking about.
Lured me in more than I expected. Sure it's a clone of Vampires or any other similar game. But who can say no to Mechs?
The beginning is a little slow and it takes some time running around and avoiding opponents until you manage to access at least two upgrades. But it's fun and I have it bookmarked.
Nice - and yea, it definitely slowly ramps up in the beginning. I'd love any thoughts on how to make that better w/ out just dropping people into a scenario where they're like "Yea, this is too hard - I'm out"
You forget your phone but how do you access a webpage in an emergency?
If this works for you and your personal use case, then everything is fine. But I see a lot of hurdles along the way here.
I would rather think of something like: If my phone hasen't been moved over an X amount of time (locations based or accelerometer) the phone drops a note to predfined receipients with "My phone hasen't moved in 60 minutes, maybe I forgot it somewhere". You can send a location point, but that is just where the phone is.
At least it would solve the point where you have to do something manually.