So ya I write more on da PhD Metagame blog
maxwellforbes.com/posts/your-a...

article also features shoutouts to friends @greg.technology @itseieio.bsky.social and @brianmoore.com

Been musing on this a bit, here's a blog post with examples I've collected so far. More suggestions welcome!

maxwellforbes.com/posts/knowin...

Here’s the link. Try the free demo if you’re still undecided!

"I've never played a game that had me dying laughing like that!" — real unsolicited feedback (!)

talktomehuman.com

ye olde oversized spinning conical gradient

weatherspread.com

Thanks for checking it out!

There’s lots more we’d like to build, but we’re releasing it now to get feedback. It’s free and there’s no ads, so if you’re interested and would like to support us, there’s a box to give your email. In the future, we may consider a premium app version or an patreon-like support option.

We’ve also added tourism stats, and synced it to weather data. This has been particularly eye-opening. It lets us see when a country experiences over-tourism (e.g., Croatia and Austria) relative to its population.

So historical data is your best bet.

We’ve observed that the last few years is a much better indicator of what the weather will be like than most data sources which aggregate from 1900 or even 1950.

works in footnotes too

yes this is probably overall a bad idea

compare vs slop from the day before "Hit Indie ggame" :-(

Córdoba, Spain (8/100)

Granada (7/100)