Aevar Gudmundsson @creativeDecoDev

@aniketjart @usecrayon These are fantastic dude, and thanks a bunch for introducing me to crayon, i discovered crayon through your x account randomly awhile ago and its just blatantly brilliant, very much appreciated, figured to mention it and say thanks.

@GoogleAIStudio joy

yes, i have had similar thoughts like, how a tech guy operates and just does his thing and then surfaces once in awhile to tell us if they need something defined or give status and such, the interpretation layer technically isnt needed on llm's except just on the interaction layer... it would make much more sense if it just dives itself into assembly and surfaces now and then when it has questions and things like that.

@realitywonk @yacineMTB yes

it looks great, I went digging for something you might enjoy github.com/billforsternz/… its the literal algorithm for so called kasparov machines, the machines themselves are quite outdated but this link here is the raw algorithm that handles variant levels of chess prediction as a computer opponent, implementable without complication and super understandable to any vibe coding environment to understand how to add the logic from. hope that helps your fun times.

worth noting to that regard really that dna "code", ensembl data and such, is one of the messiest source plausible yet neurology and biology is one of the most efficiently ran machines in existence (par time) , and that one is ran by efficient fetching mechanisms rather than assembly source being the primary.

@Mayz1169 both fall into the "mindblowing" category and complement each other quite well. I went ahead and checked the dictionary to be sure and yes this is the literal definition of mindblowing what you are up to. thank you for sharing.

@Mayz1169 well... since you already have all that set up, pointing it at a AAA game engine doesnt seem like too much trouble to see what happens next then....

we think it looks great and feels great, and very much reminds me of Luma island on steam, not affilliated, just came to mind as a beautiful game in that same range that i thoroughly enoyed playing and figured to mention in case you hadnt seen it and are building within that spectrum.

its pretty good as is really so the only thing i would add is "Amazon now in favor of Amazon prime", the concept of my computer given the amount of information i give it should be perfectly capable of knowing before i do that i want something like how amazon prime requires me to first let them know what i want and then they bring it but amazon now would know before i get hungry given the amount of information they have about me and my routines that by the time i get hungry there should be a delivery man already outside my door having predicted i would be hungry at that time. claude, given the over 300 million tokens i have spent through it should be perfectly capable of knowing before i know myself i want something i feel.

for my two cents, a solid and vast collection of generic items, the presumably self explanatory ones, is usually most useful for rapid reproducability. most game assets get repurposed anyway during production so any large collection of base shapes that can be built upon is where the largest time efficiency save is.

Same,and btw the thought of the reverse gear has been lingering in my head intermittently all day and I realized that if you would store the trimmed part to the side in a cache text file you can go back and forth using the gears and will have invented the first Claude time machine

@TWICE1020_OT9 Factual reporting without the misinformation, all day, every day, only on X.

@antoniolupetti Thank you for sharing this, personally I signed up and logged in immidiately once I started reading it, do you have an official way to keep up to date with new entries of just the standard x feed follow enough to be notified if/when you add more?

@reczko_konrad erm... wow! and thanks for sharing.

@MarkKnd correction, made with your 'fancy human hands', not just hands. in the age of robotics I presume we are supposed to state that its human hands. looks great btw, well done

@ReflctWillie It so very much shows that node banana is built from the joy of building things, really fantastic work you have done here.

just for the fun of it, I have had wonderful results with a similar style that you are doing by adding "Cute Miniature Brutalism Architecture buildings" it somehow error corrects it into simple shapes since brutalism is huge and rough without details but telling it to be a miniature tries to turn it into a cute toy version of it which is what the buildings in your background are, I personally always get instant but unique "toyism" results that way hope that shuffles more ideas into your creative head

Yes, they are fantastic to confirm, lots of other things could use some shoeshine, but the x recommend algo comparatively to how many people mentioned it and stuff and stuff, about 2 months ago, the current algo is the best I have seen in the near 12 years I have been using this stuff daily. Thank you