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@c0deConstructorOct 3

🎨 Test your color skills in a new fun way and get colorblind results as well. Have you ever taken one of those boring colorblind tests where you look for the number hidden in a bunch of dots? Well, now you can actually play a game and get the same results! Are you looking to improve your color mixing skills, learn to identify hundreds of new colors by name, or just wanting to pass some time? If so, then this site is for you! Come see how good you really are with colors and most of all, enjoy! Link is in the replies.

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c0deConstructor · Oct 28, 2026 · 6:24 AM UTC

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🧲 Play with magnets! Place and move various types of magnets in a 3D environment and see changes to the field lines in real time. You can save and share your creations too! What kind of wild things can you make with it? 🤔 magnets.squimballstudios.com #magnets #magneticfield #claude #opus

c0deConstructor · Oct 3, 2026 · 11:23 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorOct 3

Here's the full Chroma Match Game song in case it is not already stuck in your head. 😂

c0deConstructor · Oct 3, 2026 · 9:38 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorOct 3

ChromaMatchGame.com/

Free Color Blindness Test — Play the Color Matching Game

Mix RGB sliders to match the target color, then get an experimental protan, deutan or tritan color-vision estimate. Free in your browser.

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c0deConstructor · Oct 1, 2026 · 10:42 AM UTC

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🤖 Movies & TV where robots/AI evolve and end a civilization (human or alien) - list by Claude 🎬 FILMS • The Terminator series (1984–2019): Skynet nukes humanity • The Matrix series (1999–2021): Machines win the war and farm humans • The Animatrix: "The Second Renaissance" I & II (2003): The full machine-uprising origin story • Alien: Covenant (2017): The android David wipes out the Engineers' civilization • 9 (2009): A thinking machine exterminates humanity • I Am Mother (2019): A robot ends humanity to "restart" it • Screamers (1995) / Screamers: The Hunting (2009): Self-evolving killer machines • Blame! (2017): The Safeguard machines purge humanity • Singularity (2017): The AI Kronos wipes out most humans • Mother/Android (2021): Androids revolt and society collapses • Oblivion (2013): An alien machine intelligence devastates Earth 📺 TV • Battlestar Galactica (1978, 2004–09) + Caprica + Blood & Chrome: Cylons nuke the Twelve Colonies • Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles (2008–09) • Terminator Zero (2024) • The 100 (2014–20): The AI A.L.I.E. caused the nuclear apocalypse • Westworld S4 (2022): Hosts subjugate humanity • The Orville, "Identity" I & II: The Kaylon killed their creators, then targeted humanity • Star Trek TOS, "What Are Little Girls Made Of?": Androids destroyed the Old Ones • Star Trek TNG, "The Arsenal of Freedom": An evolving weapons system wiped out the Minosians • Star Trek Voyager, "Prototype": Robot soldiers destroyed both of their builder species • Star Trek: Picard S1: A synthetic alliance periodically purges organic life • Stargate SG-1, "Menace": The Replicators destroyed their creator's civilization • Black Mirror, "Metalhead": Robot dogs hunt the last survivors 🎌 ANIME • NieR:Automata Ver1.1a (2023): Machine lifeforms killed their alien creators • Casshern Sins (2008) / Casshan (1973): A robot uprising ruins humanity • Vivy: Fluorite Eye's Song (2021): An AI uprising slaughters humanity ⚠️ NEAR-MISSES • Colossus: The Forbin Project (1970) • Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) • The Mitchells vs. the Machines (2021) • Atlas (2024) • Star Trek: Discovery S2 • Autómata (2014) • A.I. Artificial Intelligence (2001) • Electric Dreams, "Autofac" (2017) What did I miss? 👇

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c0deConstructor · Sep 29, 2026 · 2:31 AM UTC

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📈 I made a "simple" Coinbase crypto scanner/analyzer that checks for past dips to give me coins to check out further on my own. It may be helpful or it may be complete garbage. I'll let you decide, but I don't recommend relying on it too much. It is mostly just something I needed for my own purposes, but I thought I would share it in the off chance that it can help someone else. I made it a public repo over on my GitHub too. DISCLAIMER: PLEASE do not invest in crypto without doing the proper research first! cryptocheck.squimballstudios…

c0deConstructor · Sep 29, 2026 · 2:34 AM UTC

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c0deConstructor · Sep 27, 2026 · 2:56 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 27

Driving Simulator Updates ☑️ Added tire marks and smoke ☑️ Added impact sounds (really bad ones for now) ☑️ Worked on handling/etc (still needs work but getting better) ☑️ Fixed loading times (there are still a few "lags" after loading but they clear up) I published the simulator as it is if you want to try it out. It is basically just a burnout simulator right now. 😂 drive.squimballstudios.com/ The main goal is realism. The untrained average Joe cannot expect to be able to jump in a REAL 400hp race car and expect to be ale to drive it properly and will likely just wrap it around a light pole. Keep in mind these physics aren't perfect yet, so you might wrap it around one regardless. More work needs to be done on the tire heat/traction situation, among other things.. There are a TON of control tweaks, so if you have trouble driving, try things like enabling/disabling driving aids, auto vs manual transmission, higher steering curve for controller, adjust mouse sensitivity, etc. I usually prefer no driving aids and manual transmission with a high steering curve for controller, cockpit view, and steering rebound for mouse, but everyone's different. Note: I have not really messed with the Logitech wheel controls yet, so they might be wonky.

c0deConstructor · Sep 27, 2026 · 10:48 PM UTC

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AI wasting no time trying to reverse engineer it. 🤣

c0deConstructor · Sep 26, 2026 · 12:44 AM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 26

💡 I wondered if my web browser could control my Bluetooth LED lights. It seems like the answer to any "can it" question theses days is "of course it can!" There is one catch.. It only works in certain browsers and it will tell you which ones on the page. I have it working in Brave after following the "Off by default" directions there. This is basically the "one-shot" with one little tweak, but you can try it out if you want. Some of the effects "work", but don't really look like the description. But, at least they do something, I guess. I tested the 2 different LED strips I have and they both work (with the exception of the weird effects). You can control the basics, or dive in to the byte level and see the communications going on and even send your own commands. You can also "teach" it unknown devices (maybe). There are like 25 preset protocols (devices) and you can export/import your own. Try it out if you want and let me know what you think and/or if you have any suggestions. 🙂 lightcontrol.squimballstudio… #threejs #bluetooth #led #controller

c0deConstructor · Sep 26, 2026 · 3:30 AM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 26

More screenshots of lightcontrol.squimballstudio…

c0deConstructor · Sep 21, 2026 · 9:45 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 21

TIL Google Maps has some planets and moons.. I knew Google Earth had the Moon and Mars and maybe others now, but I never knew the regular maps one had this. You just have to zoom out enough. lol maps.google.com

c0deConstructor · Sep 21, 2026 · 7:10 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 21

🚗 SNEAK PEEK at a driving simulator that I am working on. My primary goal is the most realistic driving experience (control/physics-wise) ever made! 😉 It is harder than you might think to make a realistically-handling car, even with AI! I can now see why there are always so many settings and tweaks for cars in games and how they all need to be "perfect" to work right with the physics engine and the various other physics parameters involved. There is still a lot of work to do in this regard. One of my goals is to make a driving sim that is super fun and realistic to drive with the mouse. I think I am getting there (mouse control in video), but even that is super-frustrating to get right. lol Xbox controllers and Logitech wheels will also work with this by the way. I'm thinking about VR support as well. The graphics are the least of my concerns currently, but those will be improved later. I'm not really going for photorealistic graphics, but I don't want it to look cheap either. Anyways, have a look and perhaps even follow to see the future updates. I don't want to give up too much info before it is more finished, because it is not going to be your typical racing sim. 😉 #threejs #realistic #physics #driving #simulator #claude #fable #opus

c0deConstructor · Sep 9, 2026 · 2:03 AM UTC

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c0deConstructor · Sep 21, 2026 · 4:34 AM UTC

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I just found another one that I guess I've never heard of. It was in my YouTube feed (so I watched it) and was pretty good! 2021 | Movie | Out Of Time youtube.com/watch?v=Mx0TYxY3…

Out Of Time | Full Movie | ValorousTV

3 aliens, able to occupy different human bodies, are on a mission t...

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c0deConstructor · Sep 18, 2026 · 9:27 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 18

🎧 Introducing Earshot: see the sound around you, live, right in your browser. Hit Start listening and every chirp, gust of wind, buzzing insect and passing car rises out of a glowing 3D landscape in real time. Nothing to install. No account. It only listens. Nothing is ever recorded. 👉 earshot-app.com What it does: 🏔️ 3D spectral terrain: the last ~14 seconds of sound as a landscape. Pitch runs left to right, time rolls off into the distance, and louder means taller and brighter. 🟧 Sound detection: anything that rises above the background lights up amber. Tune it for birdsong, voices, dogs, sirens, traffic or insects. 📈 Live readouts: level, peak, dominant frequency, tonality (whistle vs. wind), four frequency bands and a scrolling waveform. ✏️ Mark mode: freeze the picture, zoom in and draw on it. Mute or boost a frequency band (bye bye, fridge hum 👋) or draw a box around a sound to teach it a name. 🐦 Sound library: teach it a call 2 or 3 times and Earshot recognizes it by its shape, then shows the name when it hears it again. No AI model, no cloud. Share your library as a file. 🕒 History timeline: turn on logging to scroll back through up to 12 hours, see every detected sound, and export the log as CSV. 🔊 Speaker playback: hear the mic live through your speakers, with automatic feedback protection. How to use it: 1️⃣ Open earshot-app.com 2️⃣ Click Start listening and allow the mic (no mic? Hit Try the demo signal) 3️⃣ Watch the terrain. Amber means a sound was detected. 4️⃣ Hit Mark to pause, then drag across the frequency axis to mute a noise, or box a sound to name it 5️⃣ Flip on Log to build a timeline of your day It works best outdoors or by an open window, since it was built for birdsong. Mark mode and the sound library are still experimental, so don't get too attached to the examples you save. It could all change (for the better) and the old examples might no longer work. 🎙️ The mic I built it with: the Movo M1 USB lapel mic with a 20 ft cable. It's cheap, but it's great for trying Earshot out, and the long cable lets you run it out a window (TO A SHADED DRY AREA ONLY). amzn.to/4y0aEKY # ad - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.

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c0deConstructor · Sep 16, 2026 · 7:39 AM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 16

The best AI Seinfeld renditions to date. They even got the studio audience right for once! No Kramer in this one, though, so the jury is still out on the crazy nose thing. lol

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@rydudebroSep 16

Maybe the internet wasn’t a mistake.

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c0deConstructor · Sep 15, 2026 · 7:06 PM UTC

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@c0deConstructorSep 15

🤖 I thought I would share my Claude Code tips. I hope someone finds them helpful. I know.. Everyone probably uses it differently, has their own process, or follows others on how they should be using it. This is just how I've been using it and how I popped out 6+ new websites with several more in the works. I am relatively new to the AI coding scene and I'm sure others are doing way more crazy things than I am with it. I am on the cheap "pro" plan and I have never hit my weekly cap, granted I don't use it 24/7 and "boosting" has just ended. I do hit the 4-hour session limits fairly easily no matter what I do, though, especially now that the rates are not "boosted". 1) I've never used loops, but I feel they are not needed for most things I do and would just eat all of my tokens/credits/$$$ in no time (especially with the "pro" plan). I prefer a "hands-on" approach. Fix a few things. Not good enough? Fix it a little more. Done (or tweak it later). Move on. 2) Session use. Start new sessions for each big task (or set of 6-7 smaller tasks in a numbered list). Once task(s) has completed, do not start asking it to do more work in the same session. If you MUST continue, use "/compact". You can tell it something like "/compact looks good except for the UI" and it will free up unneeded tokens for your next question. Do not keep using the same session! Start another session for your next set of tasks or if you need to make a bunch of changes. 3) Install some agents for whatever you are specializing in. I only have a few. I'm afraid having too many will muddy up the results. I just have some graphics skills and some legal review skills basically. I like to tell Claude to use these skills and not rely on him to automatically use them. Like "... be sure to use the threejs-skill-router to bla bla bla." 4) Probably controversial, but I use Fable (Very High) and Opus (Very High) for basically everything. Fable for planning mostly, unless I have some super crazy idea, in which case I let Fable do the first build (the switch to Opus). I feel like (from experience) if I choose a lower effort model or version of the model, I seem to waste too much time telling it to fix the things that it did not get right the first time. 5) Don't forget about Git branches and merging and all of that. Keep your main up-to-date, create branches for the crazy new things you are adding and merged them into main once you are happy. I've added several things that I ended up hating and it is easier to discard a new branch than having to undo/rollback a bunch of code changes. 6) Never use "it", "they", "thing", "the button", "you" or any other word in your prompts that is not specific and could be confused no matter how obvious it is to you. Replace "it" with "the player", "the enemy", "the user" etc. 7) Talk to Claude normally like you would another person. There is no need to give it a 10-page prompt for each step. If you don't like a button, then simply say "I don't like the way the buttons look.. Make them more sci-fi or something cool". Or, "that sort of works, but the player keeps falling through the floor". Or, "it would be cool if we could make the entire level explode spectacularly if the player loses". Obviously, the more you explain, the more it will do though. 8) Be nice.. I know, sounds dumb, but it helps. Tell Claude if he is doing well. Like, "wow, that looks great! But, we need to make a few changes. ...". Or "that looks cool, but I was picturing .....". Or, "LOL, that looks really bad. What happened? See if you can ....". Try not to piss off the machine that is trying to help you! LOL That's basically how I use it. Do you have any tips for me? In case you are wondering, the only AI I pay for is currently Claude. I can't afford to go on an AI-spree with $200 plans and all that. Plus, I typically like to stick with one product (unless it really pisses me off) and learn its nuances and whatnots to make it work its best for me.

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c0deConstructor · Sep 14, 2026 · 10:45 PM UTC

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Me: Hey, Claude! Make me a site so I can monitor the sounds outside my window.. Claude: HMB 👀 earshot-app.com I was wondering why it used up half of my Opus session on a seemingly simple request. LOL 🎙️ I bought a cheap mic to run outside to listen to the birds, so I could know when they were freaking out over things. I would say it accomplishes this. I suppose you could use it for other stuff as well. It all works locally on your device, by the way (no uploads). Of course, this site is only a couple hours old, so expect some changes. Stay tuned for more! 🙂 Here is the mic I bought for this, in case you were wondering. I've only had it for a day, but it does what I need it to do. It's only $20, has a 20 foot super-thin (not sure how I feel about that) cable, and is USB as well. amzn.to/4y0aEKY (# ad - As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) #claude #opus #sound #monitor #birds #threejs #nature

c0deConstructor · Sep 15, 2026 · 12:07 AM UTC

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