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Excited to share a new vibe coded prototype: an interactive lesson on ants and their habitat, designed for elementary school students. AI allowed me to finalize this demo quickly. Some educational details still need review, but the main chambers of an anthill are all represented. Everything was made in... show more

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Joseph Azar5 months ago

Hi everyone, 🐜demo link:

kvick5 months ago

this is really cool, but why is there a GIANT ant in the middle?!

Florian5 months ago

where's the magnifying glass

Kavya5 months ago

this is sick man

Kemal Yaylali5 months ago

Well done!

Ramit Koul5 months ago

this is a nice use of AI. fast prototype first, then humans clean up the facts before kids see it

Mr D.J.5 months ago

That's pretty cool. What's the underlying codebase? Don't anthills protrude underground? What is your plan with this tool? Just for fun or are you going to publish?

Saïd Aitmbarek5 months ago

love the interactivity + warm atmosphere it has

Omma AI5 months ago

Nice for learning / edu

David Pantera5 months ago

This turned out great! Interactive learning like this has huge potential if schools are willing to adopt / train

PAUL 💜5 months ago

My rukustophobia 🫣

Lionel Mora5 months ago

What games can they play?

Ricky Funk5 months ago

Gamify this and you cooking

Chad Wittman5 months ago

Love love love this I’ve been thinking about something similar

Andrey5 months ago

this is super cool. think an additional cool feature would be to drop more and more fun facts about ants (the fact they can carry like 80x their own weight too)

Foad S. Farimani5 months ago

Can you please create more educational content for children? Like STEM content. I would buy/subscribe for an app like that for my kid.

Kilgor Trout5 months ago

That looks fantastic!

Grant Farwell5 months ago

Is there a link?

Joseph Azar5 months ago

Yep later today 🐜

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