Homebrew tabletop RPG adventure maker for multiple settings that easily lets you toggle from AI/human creation.
Also Plex for books (https://www.passagebooks.com/) but that has a much bigger scope.
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Homebrew tabletop RPG adventure maker for multiple settings that easily lets you toggle from AI/human creation.
Also Plex for books (https://www.passagebooks.com/) but that has a much bigger scope.
I don't have any hard numbers for you, but it feels as if it's improved by a lot.
I had switched away from Atom precisely because of the speed issue, but switched back to it a number of months back and I haven't noticed any performance problems.
Indeed, would the French revolution have even happened without all the bad press the royal family got from Marie Antoinette's tweets and the subsequent flashmob at La Bastille? And the American revolution's well-attended "Boston Tea Party" Facebook event?
Thanks, I will definitely read/listen to Steve Blank's Secret History of Silicon Valley!
I'm from New Brunswick, currently living in Moncton, and I'm really surprised you mentioned New Brunswick, and then called it exotic! But it is indeed all relative.
I'm surprised nobody mentioned Teamlab: http://www.teamlab.com/