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I made an interactive three.js site that constructs towers with weather and time of day effects. I went from making mostly static sites with huge images to three.js with highly textured, detailed 3D models, and the entire site is under 1-2mb. Because it's 3D, you can ask AI to...

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SUNOO😭 🦊Recently, I've been wanting to do a concert moreee and you know why? Honestly I'm an idol and a person who stands and performs on a stage . But when I went to that concert recently, I realized that the fans watching from the audience are so pretty. I also saw it from the audience's perspective this time, and it was so pretty, but it's definitely different from seeing it from the stage. Seeing it from the stage is like... it's like a movie. It's that kind of feeling. I'm like the main character. But then I saw it from the audience's perspective and it was another touching and... something... different feeling. That's why I think the fans' high energy and how we harmonize together is really important and I like it. I really felt that

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I made a page-flipping sketchbook inspired by Matthew Yu's concept. Books and pages are some of the most interesting UIs to explore. AI gives you the basics unless you hand it a solid open-source to work from. So I asked for drag to paginate, which took many fixes for shadows, clipping, alpha masks and logic. Then a magnifying glass that has to move out of the way when you flip a page. For images I used gpt image 2 and it's very good at these Singapore sketches. I also love adding minimal background textures like japanese paper, water painting and ornaments. That's where the personality comes from. FYI I'm using Claude Code on the desktop app. My Codex is utterly out of limits after GPT 5.6 Sol ate all my $200/m plan 2-3x faster than 5.5. From testing, Opus 5 at Extra is more efficient. Let me know if I should open-source this or give the prompts.
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“[...] it's like, no I love music, I love the feeling it gives me. This is the feeling I want to try to give people, if I can. The sense of how precious life is, and how beautiful it is to get to live. I really do hope to offer that feeling to people with my music.”💜
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“[...] it's like, no I love music, I love the feeling it gives me. This is the feeling I want to try to give people, if I can. The sense of how precious life is, and how beautiful it is to get to live. I really do hope to offer that feeling to people with my music.”💜

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