SamInTheShell · HN

My Fable 5 Project Was a Multiraft Database and Blob Store

@ErnestPresident · X

I know how to code Sun Yi so I vibe coded a multi layers math pipeline + multi layer verifier pipeline that do advanced calculus, I must do something wrong then.

@maker_jackie · X

我做了一个我自己会忍不住一直玩的网站 shape of world。 这是一个“可游玩的知识宇宙”：你可以改变地轴倾角，看四季怎样出现；把小行星砸向地球；拆开一头牛，找到吊龙和牛腱；还可以查看超酷炫的黑洞和太阳系。 现在有 67 个互动世界。免费、不用登录，打开就能玩。 👉

u/Mission_Turnip_1531 · Reddit

Solo founders: What's your marketing stack? Founder here. After spending the last 6 months building my product, I've realized that marketing is much harder than building. With today's AI tools, building has become much easier. I could spend hours shipping features and launching new ideas. But after months of building, I realized none of it mattered if nobody knew the product existed. So I started learning marketing. I tried posting on social media, writing emails, experimenting wi

@ItsAndyInSF · X

@ATUys82 · X

Check out what I just built with Lovable!

u/vcoklat · Reddit

I built an AMR (Autonomous Mobile Robot) Fleet Simulator running entirely in the browser using C++ and WebAssembly (No backend server!) Hey everyone! Lately, I’ve been experimenting with bringing low-level systems programming to the web browser. I wanted to see if I could build a high-performance digital twin for Autonomous Mobile Robots (AMRs) without needing any backend server or WebSocket overhead. The result is a browser-based multi-agent fleet simulator. Here is what's happening unde

u/dumbfoundded · Reddit

Ito, AI Code Review that Runs Code I've been using AI code review tools but none of them actually run code so I built one: https://www.ito.ai/ The way it works is that it uses microVMs to spin up your environment with all of the services running. Then a bunch of AI agents go and test the application to collect runtime evidence. The result is you get test cases along with evidence about whether or not the test cases pass or fail. The runtime evidence can be videos, request/response curls, db

jawnston · HN

made a fun little website with AI to explain how the Oceans in FFIX are authored after days of slamming my head against the keyboard trying to deconstruct it

@jacobhodgson · X

My kid asked me to make a game for her, not to download but to create, so I fired up Claude Code and after an evening, produced three games all of which you can now play on your phone. Tap Tap Blocks ( ) is built from a nine-tile grid of animals, all of which respond when you tap them, and a MAGIC button, because every game needs one. And that’s all there is to it – because that’s all there should be to it, for a little girl. Emoji Wonderland ( ) has six realms – garden, ocean, space, jungle, food, animals – and you get to pop the emojis and drag them around to gather them – it was my favourite game to make, which is not always the case. and Lucky Vegas ( ) has five reels, a paytable, an auto-play function, and a $50,000 jackpot of entirely fictional cash, for which I am grateful, as I was the only one playing. But it was using Twemoji that made them feel like real games, and not just crude experiments with clip-ar

u/Mysterious-Ice-6404 · Reddit

I built tesseract.build - Design physical stuff with AI & get it 3D printed and shipped to you. Need help on getting distribution now. I spent about 1-2 months full time building and refining out the product. Feel like the product is pretty good, and it is something that people would definitely want to use. For fairly basic prompts such as "Design a headphone stand" or "Make me a desk organizer", Tesseract does a great job at designing a 3D model, which you can then print out.

@Alexxi695193271 · X

Vibe coded 8 parallel universes 👾🪐 | Vibe Coding Link for play with it: ⏳ The GemSeed Skool community is free to join for a limited time! 👉 Claim your free spot before it locks: 💻 All vibe coding powered by @Lootainet