building stuff

Amsterdam
Joined April 2024
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
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tayfa rc33 has pişti, okey and tavla with bots, and an english interface
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tayfa rc32 has join requests, no invite link needed, an admin approves it and no account exists until then
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tayfa wouldn't join a room once your airpods were disconnected, fixed in rc31, it uses the system default now
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egemen retweeted
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 made an open source airplay receiver for android tv and i don't own an android tv
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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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marketplace ui for agents and plugins are here for @boardui
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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.
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hot take, lovable is just a toy for people who doesn't know how to code.
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