Show HN: Federal Reserve Game – You Run the Fed
It's a browser game where you can act as the chair of the fed, and try to control the economy. It was something I tried to make a while back but seemed way too complicated at the time. I finally got around subscribing to claude so I thought why not, let's try and simulate the economy. It's a quick weekend project, so I'm sure there's many areas of improvement, but pretty neat that you can make something in a couple of hours.
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Source account: It's a browser game where you can act as the chair of the fed, and try to control the economy. It was something I tried to make a while back but seemed way too complicated at the time. I finally got around subscribing to claude so I thought why not, let's try and simulate the economy. It's a quick weekend project, so I'm sure there's many areas of improvement, but pretty neat that you can make something in a couple of hours.
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