AI experimenter building on the shoulders of a chiropractic education lol
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We found the legend behind my childhood 🫡 thank you for your service in bringing Age of Empires to us Milennials!!
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Another one @Gill_Gross will love!
We (@nicochristie and I) motion-sequenced federer's movements on a tennis court into discrete behavioral syllables and made it interactive
Also pulled out some interesting changes to his strokes comparing early vs late career that were not immediately obvious (to me). Didn't know his fh was more closed-stanced as he got older
pwang724.github.io/federer/
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One of the reasons I loved this game was the sharp and hilarious writing. The NPC dialogue was so witty. Great game and looking forward to playing the full thing in my browser.
this is a cool little experiment I'm running trying to get No One Lives Forever (2000) to play on browser. Not interested in an emulator and Wine etc. So I'm decomposing it like has recently been done with Halo CE, and Sonnet 5.5 agents are now building the game engine. Will post progress
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this is a cool little experiment I'm running trying to get No One Lives Forever (2000) to play on browser. Not interested in an emulator and Wine etc. So I'm decomposing it like has recently been done with Halo CE, and Sonnet 5.5 agents are now building the game engine. Will post progress
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No One Lives Forever, running in a browser tab. No emulator: the engine was never released, so it's being rebuilt from scratch. Not finished. Cate's here though.
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This is something @Gill_Gross should see!
labelled a shitton of tennis data. can you tell whos who
this was a fun little pit stop for much deeper tennis analysis that ill share later
pwang724.github.io/tennis-sk…
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Legendary game, gonna give it a spin on my new M6!
The build of NOLF2 for Mac for No One Lives Forever 2: A Spy in H.A.R.M.'s Way has been updated to version 0.4.3 of the project
macsourceports.com/game/nolf…
#macgaming #retrogaming #macOS #nolf2 #nolf2 #gaming #apple #m1 #m2 #m3 #applesilicon
macsourceports.com/game/nolf…
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Teaching my son "outcome prompting" with a vibe coded breakout game: tell the AI what you want to happen, not how to build it.
"make the paddle squish more!" - voila! lol.
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Looks great, but whoops!
Chief Design Officer @jgebbia officially unveils America.gov, the new online home for the United States of America
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There is an ever-increasing body of research that shows that creatine increases muscle mass, strength, cognitive function, & endurance... even without exercise.
We should all be taking at least 5g of creatine a day. There's just too much positive research behind this to not.
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I loved DX-Ball as a kid, and wanted to recreate it and add features + show my son. Here he is playing something spun up by Opus 5.5 in @threejs. I've since added features. He loves it, lol.
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“Accept that it is over. Writing code by hand is no longer an economically productive enterprise for the vast majority of programmers.” @dhh
In less than 24 months there will be a clip of a high profile CRO explaining this reality to a (much smaller) room of sales reps.
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This is an incredible take. What an interesting time to be alive! @dhh
In less than 24 months there will be a clip of a high profile CRO explaining this reality to a (much smaller) room of sales reps.
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my ADHD hates the overwhelm of decisions Claude sometimes fires at me. neat little hack I found:
"for all this stuff, give me 1 interactive question at a time to deal with”
works like a charm.
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Better is a dry morsel with quiet
My project manager came into my office this morning to tell me she’s stepping down to become a stay-at-home mom.
She makes $68,000 a year.
Her husband earns $72,000.
They just had their second child, so she called licensed local daycare centers to get quotes for an infant and a toddler.
Average cost: $2,650 a month. That’s $31,800 every year straight out of their post-tax income.
After federal taxes, state taxes, and healthcare deductions, her take-home pay was roughly $3,700 a month.
After paying $2,650 for daycare, she was working 40 hours a week to net $1,050 a month…..or about $6.50 an hour.
She looked at me and said: "I’m literally spending 160 hours a month away from my kids just to clear $250 a week after childcare costs."
We didn't just build an expensive economy.
We built a system where holding down a mid-class job as a second earner costs more than staying home.
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