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IT WORKS!!!!! A FULL multiplayer with Python websockets server that receives and broadcasts all player positions every 100ms (10 times per second) All code written almost 100% by AI with Cursor and Grok 3 wrote the server code Now you can fly around with everyone else :D It'll probably... show more

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@levelsio1 年前

I don't see any planes online on iOS will figure out why

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Reply guy 😐1 年前

> receives and broadcasts all player positions every 100ms (10 times per second) I've never felt more secure in my job prospects as a senior engineer.

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@levelsio1 年前

Can you explain

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Jacob1 年前

I'll be in there soon!

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@levelsio1 年前

:D

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internetVin1 年前

This is fucking insane, man. How did you end up getting around the larger context issue? Did you end up breaking the project down in some way? Would love to read any or learn from any of your logic on this. It's really cool to see experimenting like this, and it's exciting to think about what people like you will be able to make on their own. It's really really fucking crazy man

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@levelsio1 年前

I updated Cursor and it started working better! And I asked more localized stuff with CMD+K

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HSVSphere1 年前

Add killing other people with bullets lol

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anarki🌟1 年前

sir, *sobbing* you were right all along... p(doom) is now 100%. they're all out there hitting each other with missiles. it is the end of days

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Fast Clippy 🍀1 年前

the car shape is kind of weird but great etc driving experience thanks @levelsio

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