AI experimenter building on the shoulders of a chiropractic education lol
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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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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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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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I've built a tool that allows my website clients to point and click on anything on their website, log a comment, and it raises an issue in GitHub for me. All my clients love it. Here's a screenshot from the tool's page. It's an in-house replacement of something like Pastel.
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Vibe coding = driven by taste. "Many a true word spoken in jest" - and this funny meme captioned "Vibe coders in 2030 be like:" is probably closer to reality than we realize. Dave's observations are astute, and point to a deeper reality incoming.
Right now, to be a decent vibe coder, you need to be a decent coder. And you have to know what you're doing before you do it. But it won't be so for long.
And that's when Rick Rubin will start being relevant to software. Whether you love or hate Steve Jobs, this same pretension to exquisite taste served them both pretty well.
Soon, you'll only need to know what it is you want to build and not much more. But that's when we discover that 90% of programmers lack the taste needed to make decent software.
I'm not saying I do either — I'm good with system utilities, but wouldn't impose my entire UI aesthetic on anyone. I stay in my lane.
Of course, I prefer my own taste. And I build to it alone. And when that overlaps with what people want, it seems to work pretty well.
But at the end of the day, I'm still building what I want, for me, the way I want it. And sometimes, that will produce a nugget. If you want to see what I'm working on today, check out Task Manager TMOG at tmog.org
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I see an Age of Empires OG. For funsies, you need to layer into it this classic banger piped.video/watch?v=Lqt2fCEX…
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