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The World Builder? While experimenting inside wabi, moving between CPU-based tests, Skia renders, custom shaders, and my own take on Liquid Glass, something shifted. After years of vibecoding with 2D and interface-driven logic, I wanted to see if environments could exist inside wabi. Almost unintentionally, I retraced the history... of videogames: from raycasting, where space is implied, to rasterization, where geometry becomes explicit, all the way to path tracing, where light defines reality. And that matters, because world building isn’t about visual fidelity. It’s about how a world exists, feels, and reacts. That’s why I’m starting to see Wabi as something else entirely. Not just a tool for mini apps, but something closer to a world-building engine. Maybe it’s too early to define it. But one thing is clear: Wabi doesn’t just build mini apps. It builds worlds.show more

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I’m fucking nuts and I’m realizing it more and more as I get older. This record is one the things I wanted to sit with and let go of because it’s something that has mentally trapped me for years… I try not to take my mental stuff too seriously but even got too serious about not taking that to serious and now you see the loop lol ♥️ Orchestra Out now. Listen. Vibe, and maybe join me in the loop….. or out of it.

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