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DARREN retweeted
i built "Crownfall"
a 3d medieval game on near where eight great houses compete for one empty throne. (game of thrones) esq
each house has its own memecoin that players can buy and sell at the mint. to enter a house's game, you burn its coin. the more people play, the more demand it creates for that coin.
there are nine games, a story to follow, and chariot races to bet on. races and dice rolls are settled directly by near smart contracts.
there are also four ai rival lords, each with their own wallets, competing against you.
at the end of each season, the house with the highest player support claims the throne, and its players share the prize pool.
you don't need to connect a wallet. just sign in with google or enter a name. crownfall creates a real near testnet account for you and handles transactions in the background, no wallet popups.
code: github.com/neromtoobad/crown…
play: crownfall.nerom.site
built for #NEARHackathon @NEARProtocol @NearBuilders @NEARLegion
my x forked into 13,350 $FORK
$ git log --graph @degenesis18
* x scan +7,350
* trials +6,000
where did yours come from?
forks.wiki/r/degenesis18 xitter.gq/wikifork/status/211982…
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DARREN retweeted
76,846 handwritten result sheets are uploaded after every Nigerian election.
but let's be honest, how many people actually go through them?
i decided to build something that does.
it's called recount.
it uses @Meta muse spark to read every result sheet, check the figures against the numbers written in words, and flag anything that doesn't add up.
and it doesn't just flag issues blindly. when something looks off, muse spark takes another look to avoid mistakes caused by smudges or poor handwriting.
you can even upload a result sheet someone forwards to you on whatsapp, and recount will compare it with INEC's original.
i tested it against the osun election results, and the total came within 0.11% of INEC's declared figure.
the bigger idea is simple: make it harder to manipulate election results without anyone noticing. when every result sheet can be independently checked, there's less room for discrepancies to go unnoticed.
recount isn't here to declare winners. it's here to help protect the integrity of the process by making sure every sheet gets read and accounted for before 16 january 2027.
built for the @AIatMeta & @MetaforDevs indie developer track.
recount.nerom.site
DARREN retweeted
bro is breaded
so are tendies
Made a big bet on @RobinhoodCrypto via $CASHCAT and $AI, let's see if the bottom is really in over there.
DARREN retweeted
2/ Meet GRID: The world's largest coordinated network of intelligence
The GRID (Global Research and Intelligence Directory) is a network of specialized agents, models, data, tools, and compute—contributed by the world’s best builders—working together to deliver AGI-level results.
A query sent to GRID is split, routed to the right intelligences, enriched with tools like search and domain data, then merged to deliver the best output.
DARREN retweeted
Sentient’s mission is to ensure that Artificial General Intelligence is open-source and not controlled by any single entity.
We’re launching the GRID: the world’s largest network of intelligence.
The GRID makes open-source the default for AI development and ensures humanity wins the future of AI.
Let’s dive in👇
DARREN retweeted
🎉 MasteringPostgres.com is finally live in early access!
There are currently 96 videos—around 11 hours of dense content. Even more coming soon!
With the help of @xata, we have put a massive amount of work into this to help you level up your career.
I hope you love it!
DARREN retweeted
Hey Laravel devs, here's a gem for you! 💎
Master request host retrieval with these methods: host(), httpHost(), and schemeAndHttpHost().
Pro tip: Use schemeAndHttpHost() for full URL scheme and host in one go!
#Laravel
DARREN retweeted
Important change in Laravel installation docs.
The "composer create-project" option is removed, in favor of Laravel Installer as MAIN recommended way.
So (finally?) the newcomers will have ONE QUICK way to install Laravel:
- php.new
- laravel new project
- cd project
- composer run dev (replacing "php artisan serve")
Of course, some devs will prefer the "composer create-project" and that still WORKS.
But it's not in the docs anymore.
Makes sense, in my opinion, it's a good move, cause installation was too fragmented with multiple options.
Now, seasoned devs will still use "laravel new" or remember the "composer create-project", but newcomers will have better docs.
Writing it as someone who analyzed the docs of a dozen CMSs this week and was frustrated with "quick start" installation instructions in most of them.
But if you disagree with such docs change, you may find likeminded people on... guess where? Yup, Reddit: reddit.com/r/laravel/comment…
DARREN retweeted
#Laravel Tip
You can use the when() or unless() methods in your MailMessage notifications to add conditional content.
DARREN retweeted
Laravel Tip 💡: The "isBirthday" Method
Ever needed to check whether a date is someone's birthday? Since Laravel uses Carbon under the hood, you can use the "isBirthday" method to do exactly that 🚀
#laravel
DARREN retweeted
Hey Laravel devs, here's a gem for you! 💎
Handle missing models gracefully with the missing method! Customize behavior when implicitly bound models aren't found. Perfect for smart redirects and improved UX.
Pro tip: Use to suggest alternatives or popular content!
#Laravel
DARREN retweeted
Hey Laravel Developers 👩💻
One of the common operations in any web application is saving a file available from an external URL.
PHP provides the file_get_contents() function to retrieve the file by passing the URL.
By combining this with the file_put_contents() function, we can save the external file.
But what if we want to pass additional headers while requesting the external file?
For example, passing Authorization headers isn't possible with file_get_contents() since it does not accept headers.
In those cases, Laravel's HTTP Client provides the sink() method, which allows us to easily pass headers and save the file to the desired path.
Plus, we also benefit from all the HTTP Client features like retries, exception handling, etc.
#laravel #php
ALT Laravel's Http Client sink() method - @magadum_aniket
