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Anybody Problem simulates the 3-body problem in two dimensions using zk proofs written in circom.
from claude Yes, it's possible to detect if a device is in low power mode using JavaScript, but the implementation depends on the specific platform and browser. Here's how you...
(I think these rows are actually already coded from Peter somewhere in visuals) 
added the skip0 functionality in #240 but now have removed it again. if we want to add it back this PR will do so just in the anybody library instead...
https://github.com/trifle-labs/anybody-problem/assets/964052/7144fe44-9fa8-407d-8a34-c41a39c3062b Putting this in a PR for safekeeping but don't plan on merging it. Maybe we can use for promo material but while visual is cool I don't think it...
link calendar to day so that playable area changes combine with https://github.com/trifle-labs/anybody-problem-frontend/pull/99
I always want to close the play window after playing it. It's a little intense to look at it afterwards. I want a breather to recover before opening it back...
after playing, user expected to see name on leaderboard... maybe we want to optimistically add them to the leaderboard but make their name flashing or something to designate it hasn't...
play tester didn't realize that was possible, I know people don't really read the tips but maybe it could help there?
we have that confetti coming out of their head and the screen shakes, but should we add like children cheering or something? or the level background color changes? or the...
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Anybody Problem simulates the 3-body problem in two dimensions using zk proofs written in circom.