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made my portfolio a city. every project i ship is a building, and it grows a little with every commit
mermer.city
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I made Minecraft in ASCII... and it's playable in your browser
the entire game is 158kB
tayfa rc32 has join requests, no invite link needed, an admin approves it and no account exists until then
tayfa wouldn't join a room once your airpods were disconnected, fixed in rc31, it uses the system default now
We believe voice is the most natural way to interact with intelligence, so we created Dessa, the most authentic full-duplex speech model ever built. Talking with it feels like talking with a person…full of emotion, nuance, pauses, and a natural cadence.
block.xyz/dessa
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i am building openhook, a webhook inbox for AI agents.
my codex and claude had no way to register callbacks and webhooks for generating content or testing 3rd party endpoints.
and it is open source:
github.com/openhook-dev/open…
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shipped my website. iori.studio
iori is my one-person studio. every project on it is drawn as a little working machine, made with @wheresryan22's anatomy skill and claude code
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everyone’s running 5 coding agents now. somehow configuring localhost is still my job.
separate branches, but they’re fighting over the same ports and database.
so i built isola. each git worktree gets its own ports, localhost urls and postgres database.
github.com/cyucelen/isola
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its 01.47 am in Berlin and still shipping to change the way we develop product with louk.io
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Is software really getting better?
We write more code than ever.
We have better tools than ever.
And somehow… apps still feel slower, buggier, and heavier.
More complexity ≠ better software.
Less is still more. But no one gets promoted for simplicity.







