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Hi Zach,

One of your first games that I played, and to this day still a favorite, is KOHCTPYKTOP. Is there any chance at all that you will give it the Codex > Opus treatment some day?

Disclaimer: I only solved it up to lvl 10.

Hi Zach! I really liked Infinifactory, it felt like your most ambitious game yet in its scope and its presentation. But TIS-100 on the other hand looks like a smaller project. Do you have plans for even more ambitious games in the future, or will you stick to smaller games?

Suppose that I'm unemployed and that I have no formal education. My only diplomas are the Steam achievements for beating your games. What are my chances of getting some job? What do you think the chances should be?

The way you summarize it is a perfect description of one of the most entertaining aspects of the game! I'm happy that you see things this way. Thanks for the answer.

Just a correction: there is always a single time dimension in his books. But in one case it is space-like, and in the other case a space dimension is time-like. This has to do with the sign in the metric or in the space-time interval. But they still remain time or space dimensions.

Also I'm pretty sure that Tegmark is familiar with Greg Egan because the book Permutation City is inspired by his ideas. So I'd definitely like to hear his opinion!