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one million checkboxes/chessboards, https://t.co/rXQU7beXZU, https://t.co/qH1JodNJMM, etc. the internet can still be fun! alum recurse, jane street

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made a hook that adds a bouncing dvd logo to claude code whenever it's thinking

I made a website. It's called "one million chessboards dot com". it has one million chessboards on it. moving a piece moves it for everyone, instantly. no turns. you can move between boards. that's it. have fun!

announcing Marc Andreessen Egg Game - a game where you draw on eggs to make them look like Marc

how do you all remember every UUID? I find it really hard. so I wrote them all down on every uuid dot com the list has fast search across all 2^122 values (so you can find your favorites) - hoping to add some social features like "trending UUIDs" soon!

document.querySelector('paper') (this is all live in the browser)

I estimate a normal map for each egg, which lets me dynamically reconfigure lighting on a per-marc basis. Without this my eggs wouldn't have the shiny, reflective quality that they need!

ssh is an obscure but widely-deployed command. It stands for Secure Snake Home and was made in the 90s to securely play snake online I made a massively multiplayer backend for it with support for thousands of concurrent snake players ssh snakes dot run to join!

introducing FacetimeDB 1.0 By running FacetimeDB over Apple's advanced Facetime network and printing all database operations on QR codes, we're able to skip fsync calls entirely and run commands as fast as you can scan them compute limited only by your APM

why did we make pdfs this powerful lmao

i'm late to this but CSS Minecraft (by Benjamin Aster) is the coolest CSS hack i've ever seen and it's not close. what a feat. there's no javascript on this page!!

newton's desktop

I made multiplayer Windows 98 Solitaire. It's called Solitaire Alone Together. You can play together, with the whole internet, but you can't chat or talk.

running brickbreaker in claude code while i wait for it to come back up

heard claude code was a game engine (?) so i got snake running inside it

working on a task tracker for Sisyphus (works for any boulder and hill)

I couldn't find any good games for my password manager. So I made one. 1Crossword connects to your 1Password vault and generates a crossword entirely out of your passwords! The crosswords are fun, simple, and great for sharing on social media when you finish. Enjoy!

the UUID community is so beautiful 🥰 🥰 since launching Every UUID Dot Com I've received PRs with lots of helpful features: * favorites tab (no more scrolling to find your faves!) * vim hotkeys for navigation * better scrollbar on mobile ✨ thanks for the warm welcome!!

I put Breakout (aka Brick Breaker) inside Google Calendar and taught it to decline meetings. It's called BreakTime and it's live NOW in the Chrome Webstore! Never go to a meeting again 😈 🧵

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what do you do with your unclosed tabs? I've been running pong inside all 240 of mine

Got a *wild* present this year - handheld hardware versions of One Million Checkboxes! Complete with clicky switches and support for 1 million boxes (if you're patient enough) (a secret santa gift from the insane Guy Dupont)

glad folks like my dvd hack! one of the first games i ever made was "get the DVD Logo in the Corner." You control the TV :)

made a bouncy ball that lives in my terminal and on my desktop

Bad Apple but it's 6,500 regular expressions that I search for in Vim one at a time with a macro i built most of a general purpose video-in-vim-using-regex-search tool for this lol (details below!)

your cursor is a paddle

Got a wild present this year - handheld hardware versions of One Million Checkboxes! Complete with clicky switches and support for 1 million boxes (if you're patient enough) (a secret santa gift from the insane Guy Dupont)