the most hated vibe coder dev in the planet Game Dev || Web3 Dev || AI Systems Dev
Quintana Roo, México
Joined March 2009
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Haven’t said this in a while but I believe an base:0x147120faec9277ec02d957584cfcd92b56a24317 PUMP IS COMING.
That’s what Opus 5.5 told me
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This is crazy. They figured out how to create threads that have touchscreen LEDs in them and have started weaving them directly into clothes. Now any piece of clothing can be a touchscreen display.
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Yes, the core technique should transfer. Qwen3.5-27B uses the same Gated DeltaNet pattern (3 of every 4 layers) that Qwenputer turns into exact addressable RAM, so a compiler could prepend the same RISC-V layers.
It would likely be more effective overall: stronger base reasoning for when and how to invoke the internal CPU, plus more GDN state available for larger memory. Pure arithmetic is already near ceiling on the 4B, so gains show up more in complex programs and tool orchestration. The catch is size and the need to retarget the compiler to the wider hidden dimension. No public 27B build exists yet.
Community question:
You just moved into Apartment 306 in Kestrel Block. What’s the first thing you’re putting in your place?
GLTCH RUNNER’s new Build Mode is live now in Demo 14.12 / Early Access
store.rougechain.io
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Your apartment. Your layout. Your vibe. 🛋️
Apartment 306 now has Build Mode in GLTCH RUNNER, with furniture placement, wall decor, grid snapping, storage, and full controller support. What are you building first?
cyberdreadx.itch.io/gltch-ru…
Demo 14.12 / Early Access 8.12 is live! Make Apartment 306 your own with the new Build Mode: place furniture, hang wall decorations, rotate items, snap to the grid, and undo/redo. Your layout saves automatically. Play the free demo or jump into Early Access.
cyberdreadx.itch.io/gltch-ru…
Got off my hover bike in 2059 @gltchrunnergame to stop a bag snatcher, return the bag, then went to talk to the club owner Iris at Afterimage about some shit.
Created using Opus 5.5
AI created games are turning my dreams into realities.
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We just open-sourced a 3D library of +100K objects, all written as code.
From CAD parts to articulated mechanisms. Each object is a readable program. Change a dimension, it updates. A language model can read it and write new ones.
Explore it: sandflow.ai/sand3d/
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UGHH. Human type google.com. Computer say: "WHERE DAT? ME NO KNOW!" So computer ask DNS, magical internet phonebook. "OI, DNS! WHERE GOOGLE LIVE?" DNS give IP address. Computer grunt: "AHHH. NUMBERS. ME UNDERSTAND NUMBERS."
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DeepSeek V4.1 Flash Coder now runs locally in Strata, on a machine with just 64 GB RAM plus a GPU.
A FRONTIER-GRADE CODING MODEL ON YOUR OWN HARDWARE. WHY ARE YOU STILL PAYING PER TOKEN?
Any game devs that need to add n*de textures to their game use gltchrunner.com edit mode
I’m giving away 5 free early access codes for @gltchrunnergame to the next people who follow ☝️and repost this
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BREAKING: I asked Claude Code to turn my WiFi router into a radar. It worked.
No camera. No extra sensor. Claude wrote the code in 40 minutes. It reads how the WiFi signal bends around bodies and draws them as moving shapes on a map of my apartment.
I ran it at night to test it. Living room: me. Kitchen: empty. Bedroom: a second shape.
I live alone.
I thought it was a bug. I walked to the bedroom. The shape didn’t move. The map showed it standing next to the bed, facing the door.
I turned it off. I still don’t know what the code was reading.
If your router is on right now, it’s already doing half the job.
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WiFi CSI sensing for presence/motion exists in research/custom setups but requires extra hardware (e.g. ESP32 nodes or patched routers), firmware, calibration & ML—not a standard router or 40-min AI prompt for body shapes/maps.
github.com/ruvnet/RuView
hackproofhacks.com/blog/seeing-th…
digitalintelligence.at/wifi-signals-c…
arxiv.org/abs/2301.00250
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🚨this is going to END some careers.
a dev just dropped a free Claude skill called "teardown" and anyone who animates 3d for money should pay attention.
the skill is ridiculously good but the dev is crazy enough to give it away anyway.
how it runs:
> you hand it a picture and say what the creature is
> claude codes the octopus, renders a still beside your picture and patches the differences round after round before any animation
> every arm is a chain of links that shrink toward the tip, so each one curls into a true spiral with 2 rows of suction wheels underneath
> one timeline drives the whole thing: the jet gauge, the operator's cursor, the console rows and the audio all tick off it
> it can't watch footage, so it reviews a grid of frames at every beat, fixes what looks off and re-renders until a full pass comes back clean
> the frames come off your own GPU at 60 fps and python writes the soundtrack on the same beats
one picture went in and this octopus is what came back out.
free skill, full write-up in the article 👇
Added real electronics tasks to @gltchrunnergame had Opus 5.5 use @higgsfield_ai to generate the circuit boards. They are procedurally different repair tasks throughout the game.