surprise that I play for a while, but i found it's easy to get stuck then lose expect level 1, maybe it's too hard for me....:P is it random for the puzzle or it has solution for each match?

It's random, but the chosen orbs to queue up are chosen from edges of the piles that you have, also if you hold shift, that is a wildcard orb and will match anything. If you do it with a 0x80 it will purge a good bit of the board

I think this kind of SaaS are in the path of AI evalution and once model and agent becomes smarter and more powerful people will less to use SaaS service... personal thoughts....

that's pretty cool...

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you should create more sockpuppet accounts to write nice comments ;)

Sorry, these aren't puppet accounts, btw, just accounts of some friends and family who somehow found this project.

riiight... kinda like the last time something like this happened ("friends" instead of "team mates") ;)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49040902

Did you look at the project btw? Any opinions?

Yep, it's pretty cool! I actually tried building a tiny robot car myself before, but I don't have a hardware background, so it was really challenging to learn everything and source all the components.

I even used an AI agent (OpenClaw) to help me with the project, but I still ran into a lot of obstacles—things like circuit diagrams, wiring, hardware tools, and understanding the documentation. Eventually, I gave up... haha.

I think your tool could really help people like me who want to build hardware projects but don't have much experience. It's a great idea!

I got a little confused when I visit the site, how does it work? I it seems some translation issue...

I'll work on a clearer copy. But basically you sign up, tell it an idea, or if you don't have one. It profiles you and builds one for you.

Then you can tell it to fix/tweak/change improve it/iterate. Shows you a live subdomain with your idea.

Can bring your own domain/existing site too. I'll make that a bit more clear too.

You can then chose to have us run ad buys on your site, accept payments, etc.

Nice, it's like MUD game, text base with some pixel imgs, you use LLM in backend to run the operation right?

This is prettry cool, if we have this 30 years ago, I would love my computer science class...QAQ..

I keep seeing people sayi they can run Kimi K3 in personal PC so a small cluster server rented. I understand that will have a lots of performnace drop and trade-off but why need to do so if you can just spend a litte money to use full K3 in OpenRouter, I'm just curious...

Some other similar apps do the same thing but it's hard to provdie right and accruate inforation just based on photos by using LLM & OCR. any special design you did in this app?

No OCR actually - just a vision model doing the recognition, one prompt, JSON out (Qwen3.6-27B on Groq).

I didn't chase some clever accuracy trick, because like you said, a photo alone can only get you so far. The design bet was different: make it fast and make every number editable, so the friction stays low and you fix the guess instead of trusting it.

It nails simple plates and gets confused by messy/mixed ones — that's the part I'm still working on.

I'll say this is pretty cool... haha..

Thanks dude! It was inspired by my shit ton of failures lol