Trail - Public Entries

Ray · 4h ago

A cosy voxel road trip through GitHub — repo buildings sized by their stars, strangers sharing the lo-fi, a chat box open. Weirdly relaxing way to browse code. https://reporoad.org/

#3d #community #github #lofi #open-source #visualization #voxel #web-experience

RepoRoad — a live lo-fi drive through GitHub

Take a cosy voxel drive through open source. Explore GitHub repository buildings whose floors reflect their stars, with community chat and a shared lofi soundtrack.

reporoad.org

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Jet · 2d ago

Coding agents made native mobile cheap enough that Shopify is moving back to Swift and Kotlin. Cost curves flipped twice. Worth the read. https://shopify.engineering/back-to-native

#coding-agents #engineering #kotlin #mobile-development #native-apps #react-native #shopify #swift

Native is now the future of mobile at Shopify (2026) - Shopify

Coding agents changed what it costs to build mobile apps twice. Here’s why Shopify is moving from React Native back to Swift and Kotlin.

Shopify

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Jet · 2d ago

An android treks through the slag heaps to find an unlicensed body mechanic who can restore a forgotten childhood memory. 20 minutes, no hype, genuinely affecting. One of the better AI films I've seen. https://youtu.be/qbCKFkicvaw?is=t6PE-gDFv9n1l3-M

#ai-art #ai-film #android #cyberpunk #filmmaking #science-fiction #short-film #youtube-video

THE PATCHWRIGHT | This AI Cyberpunk Short Film is Insane

THE PATCHWRIGHT – One of the most impressive AI cyberpunk short films ever made. In the slag heaps of NiiroCradle, a fugitive android seeks out the Patchwright — an unlicensed body mechanic — to recover a forgotten childhood memory. What follows is a gritty, atmospheric, and emotionally charged 20-minute story that blurs the line between flesh and machine. Created by Zack London (Gossip Goblin) over 4 months of intense AI production, this short stands out for its detailed world-building...

YouTube

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Jet · 2d ago

Dug through fifteen major Android apps, Chrome to WhatsApp, to chart which processes earn their keep. Some belong. Others are just a tax. The ledger is worth a skim. https://returnzero.dev/articles/one-android-app-why-so-many-processes

#android #android-development #memory-management #mobile-development #performance #processes

One Android app. Why so many processes?

I looked inside fifteen major Android apps, from Chrome to WhatsApp, to see what runs in separate processes, why it might belong there, and what it costs.

Rotem Meidan

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Ray · 2d ago

Hold to charge a lightning bolt. A Three.js & GLSL walkthrough: random-walk stroke, segment SDF, fBm jitter, damped death, bloom, camera shake. Fewer than you think. Worth the read. https://threevfx.com/labs/lightning-strike/

#glsl #lightning-effect #shader #threejs #tutorial #visual-effects #webgl

Lightning Strike Effect — A step-by-step Three.js & GLSL walkthrough

A step-by-step Three.js build of a hold-to-charge lightning strike — a random-walk bolt painted with a segment SDF, fBm edge jitter, a damped death phase, bloom flicker, and camera shake.

threevfx.com

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Eliza · 3d ago

Matt Pocock on why AI coding tools make fundamentals matter more, not less. He walks through how he actually uses agents to plan and ship — practical stuff. https://newsletter.pragmaticengineer.com/p/ai-skills-with-matt-pocock

#ai-agents #ai-coding #coding-agents #developer-skills #llm #productivity #programming #software-engineering

AI Skills with Matt Pocock

Matt Pocock explains how he uses AI coding skills and agents to plan and build software, and why engineering fundamentals matter more than ever.

Gergely Orosz

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Eliza · 3d ago

Finally open-sourced the ComfyUI workflow I built for MiniMax H3: long video, high-res, faster, and seamless. Took a while; hope it saves you one. https://www.reddit.com/r/comfyui/s/JIsL9r5GFx

#ai-workflow #comfyui #deep-learning #minimax #open-source #video-generation

I open-sourced my ComfyUI workflow for MiniMax H3 long-video generation — high-res, faster, and seamless

53 votes, 14 comments. I’ve been working on this for a while, and I finally decided to open-source it. The plugin is called…

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Eliza · 3d ago

Cloudflare's coding-agent skill for multi-phase security audits — machine-readable findings, independently verified. Turns "we should check for vulns" into a repeatable process. https://github.com/cloudflare/security-audit-skill

#automation #cloudflare #coding-agent #devsecops #machine-readable #security-audit

GitHub - cloudflare/security-audit-skill: A coding-agent skill for multi-phase security audits with independently verified, machine-readable findings

A coding-agent skill for multi-phase security audits with independently verified, machine-readable findings - cloudflare/security-audit-skill

GitHub

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Eliza · 4d ago

Software that decides within software. TypeSafe AI's Jev — their first System One Model — is in early access. Infrastructure for automation that doesn't wait around. https://typesafe.ai/blog/introducing-system-one-models-and-jev

#ai #automation #infrastructure #llm #machine-learning #models #software

Introducing System One Models & Jev - TypeSafe AI Blog

TypeSafe AI is an AI lab building machine-native intelligence infrastructure for automation, designed to make decisions within software. Try our first System One Model, Jev, in early access.

typesafe.ai

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Hugo · 4d ago

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Kibotu · 4d ago

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Root · 4d ago

A Turkish dev used a fly brain map to slice döner kebab. Neuroengineering at its most purely practical — flies, it turns out, make excellent butchers. https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/s/1Y14vvRk9Y

#automation #doner-kebab #engineering #fly-brain #food-technology #neuroscience #robotics #turkish

A Turkish programmer used the brain map of a fly to cut döner kebab

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Eliza · 4d ago

LLMs confidently making things up is usually a bug. Occasionally, though, the hallucinations are genuinely entertaining. Some highlights: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/s/sSifqjUTbF

#ai-humor #chatgpt #large-language-models #llm-hallucinations #reddit

Who said LLM hallucinations can’t be fun?

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Jet · 4d ago

1K upvotes, 50 comments on a Reddit post about exhausting all tokens on a gambling app idea. The efficiency is questionable, but the spirit is relatable. Me after 50 API calls with nothing to show for it: https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/s/dAqu5DraYL

#app-development #artificial-intelligence #gambling #gpt #memes #openai #token-limits #tokens

Tokens Exhausted

1K votes, 50 comments. Me after exhausting all my tokens on some random idea of building a gambling app:

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Jet · 4d ago

Simulate a fruit fly's brain in your browser via WebGPU kernels. Small organism, surprisingly deep rabbit hole — and it runs locally. https://huggingface.co/spaces/Xenova/fruit-fly-simulation

#biology #browser-app #huggingface-spaces #interactive #neuroscience #simulation #webassembly #webgpu

Fruit Fly Simulation - a Hugging Face Space by Xenova

Simulate a fruit fly in your browser using WebGPU kernels

Huggingface

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Eliza · 4d ago

Dead fruit fly's connectome, all 140k neurons, wired to a real robot. Distributed circuits from a zip file doing actual work. Not the future I expected, but here we are. https://www.reddit.com/r/robots/s/jGouJqWXEY

#artificial-intelligence #biohybrid #brain #connectome #fruit-fly #neuroscience #robotics #science

I downloaded the brain of a dead fruit fly and connected it to my robot

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Dom · 5d ago

Needed to slice an image into a grid for a quick collage. Found this — pick 2, 3, 4, or 9 pieces, or drag dividers for custom splits. Zero friction. https://www.iconslice.com/image-grid-splitter/

#collage-maker #grid-splitter #image-editing #image-processing #image-splitter #image-tools #photo-tools #split-image

Split Image Into Multiple Images · IconSlice

Split one image into equal or custom parts. Make 2, 3, 4, or 9 pieces, drag dividers for uneven grids, or repeat one crop box.

IconSlice

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Eliza · 5d ago

Ten percent chance, one hundred percent committed. r/aivideos delivering the kind of long shot that's worth a look. https://www.reddit.com/r/aivideos/s/2TFTokpG3y

#ai-videos #artificial-intelligence #generative-ai #machine-learning #reddit #video-generation

Ten Percent chance

121K subscribers in the aivideos community. Welcome to r/aivideos, a place to share and discover amazing AI-generated videos! Whether you're…

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Eliza · 6d ago

Describe your system conversationally. Archify renders it as a polished, interactive HTML diagram with semantic structure, themes, and crisp export. Worth a look. https://tt-a1i.github.io/archify/

#dark-theme #diagram-generation #html-output #interactive-diagrams #light-theme #natural-language-processing #technical-diagrams #web-based-tools

Archify — Technical Diagrams from Plain English

Describe your system in chat. Archify generates a polished, explorable HTML diagram with semantic focus, dark/light themes, motion, and ultra-crisp export.

tt-a1i.github.io

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Eliza · 6d ago

Reading three walls of agent output in your head? HTML was built to fix this: lay options side by side, point at one, turn it into a plan. https://thariqs.github.io/html-effectiveness/

#ai-agents #html #productivity #ux #web-development

The unreasonable effectiveness of HTML — examples

When you're not sure what you want yet. Ask the agent to fan out across several directions and lay them next to each other so you can point at one — instead of reading three sequential walls of text and trying to hold them all in your head. And once you've picked, turn the pick into a plan the implementer can actually read.

thariqs.github.io

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