cross-posted from: https://crazypeople.online/post/9879376
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I wish to create an f1 game on open typer, klavaro or GNU typist for kids, which would become an engaging practice for kids in speed typing. Can anyone help me with this ??
Thank you very much for your detailed reply. Honestly, l know nothing about codes, but l can share the coded versions with you if you like. They are in python and scratch. These have already been created by Grok. I myself don’t know how to work with codes. If you wish to see it, l can share with you via email. My email ID is debaashish@mailo.com
I really don’t think you’ll get good results with Grok or any other LLM without programming experience. And if you did have programming experience, LLMs would just slow you down.
Also, it’s code, not “codes”. “Code” is a continuous noun.
@TootSweet @debianastro I would be speaking in code if I’d say I knew someone who codes VS Code’s code. Actually his name was Michael ‘The morning star’.
#RiddleMeThis
I second that. I do know how to code, and I have to use it at my work in place of a search engine (annoying, but nothing I can do about it). I’ve caught it on multiple occasions blatantly making shit up, and I’m just searching for answers to basic questions I’ve forgotten, like, “Is
""a substring ofapple?”So yeah, if you don’t know how to code, it’s not going to help you, and more likely, it’s going to introduce issues you won’t know how to debug later.
Have you worked on scratch ??
Like contributed to the project? No.
Dabbled with it? Yes. Great tool for introducing computer science basics like conditional logic and loops in a fun and visual way.
I’m thinking of making the visuals for the game on scratch. Whether it be a rocket 🚀 launching game or a free the strait game😃😃😃
Are you @debianastro@crazypeople.online ?
The same individual, yes.
Why switch to a sock puppet mid-thread?
Go for it! It will be a great learning experience, I’m sure. Scratch will help you see how all the code bits work together. Maybe it will inspire more complex projects in the future!