The problem with the "just search" approach is that it creates "dark corners", that is clusters of documents/images ignored by the search engine for whatever reason. I guess it could be addressed with some kind of "what I've been missing" query executed once in a while.

What about the "dark corners" of tags you forgot to add? That corner seems like it would be far larger.

Yes you can, but it almost never works

Depends on the kind of kids. I find the approach perfect for the 10-15 years old age group.

There are 3yo kids, 5yo, 15yo ... 50yo kids. All are different. Don't judge by your own inner kid age.

Also, let us never forget what Laibach have done to it

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_k0PDQPcIZG5_gJ...

It may be a property of (not only of?) humans that we can generate specialized inner processes. The hardcoded ones stay, the emergent ones come and go. Intelligence itself might be the ability to breed new specialized mental processes on demand.

also Factor (https://factorcode.org/)

As long as we're talking about concatenative languages, here's Joy:

https://hypercubed.github.io/joy/joy.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joy_(programming_language)

I wasn't talking about the Soviet Union, I don't think.

Soviet Union != Socialism

The government in China isn't the same as the government in Vietnam isn't the same as the government in Cuba.

I don't know how close any of them are to the socialist goal of collective ownership. China seems particularly far from that.

Is every attempt at socialism the same to you? Do you not see a meaningful difference between Laos and the Soviet Union? Or China and the Soviet Union?

Are all they same to you? The Soviets were as close to socialism as it gets. It WAS the socialism in its purest possible form. This is what you get when you take the ideal marxist socialism AND mix in the actual human nature.

See, to you these things are some abstract ideas, a beautiful theory. To me it is practice - this is what I lived in and lived by. So yes, I can tell the difference between SU and Laos. Laos has never been even close.

>This is what you get when you take the ideal marxist socialism AND mix in the actual human nature.

That's quite an interesting take.

So to you, China and Laos aren't socialist?

The official position was that China (along with Yugoslavia) wasn't truly socialist (they were referred as "opportunists" - google that), a kind of socialist-capitalist-feudalist hybrid. Vietnam, Laos, and DDR were considered developing semi-socialist. Romania, Bulgaria and to some extent Albania were the "true" socialists though.

The arguments were pretty solid. I think it was a fairly correct classification as it was based on who owned and managed the means of production. Only USSR, Romania and Bulgaria (and Albania) had a nearly total ban on private ownership.

Again, it wasn't about who was "better" or "purer" in some superficial sense, but there was a formal criterion: who owns the means of production.

So to be extremely clear, you don’t consider Laos to be socialist?

So, if I put on my old soviet socialist hat, I would describe Laos as developing socialist semi-feudal state transitioning from the military communism phase to some opportunistic mixed capitalist form, kind of like NEP. In short, it's not a question whether it is socialism or not, but rather where it fall on the spectrum, and more importantly - in what direction it is developing.

Over the Top (1987) with Sylvester Stallone comes to mind

BTW the demo app is broken: white screen with some Content-Security-Policy errors in the console.

It's embedded in an iframe on the blog, you can always try example.andersmurphy.com to access the game directly.

Sorry, I'm not a webdev so I'm not sure how to check this - but how large is the final downloaded page? (HTML+JS) The inspector in Firefox says it's 20MB, which seems large. But maybe I'm looking at it wrong

There's is not final download it's a streaming game. It's live multiplayer.

The initial bundle is 12kb (datastar + initial html + css). What you are seeing is the constant SSE connection streaming compressed data.

Are you behind a corporate proxy? Also what version of firefox? Because it's working fine on firefox for me?