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Richard Qi built a native Metal renderer for Minecraft and a shader with volumetric fog, dynamic lighting and water reflections. It runs at 60fps at full retina resolution on a five-year-old MacBook.2.2K saves on X
A Metal renderer and shader for Minecraft at 60fps retinaGames@riccqi5.2K1642.2K
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Three switchable areas (Shibuya, Tokyo Station and Shiba with a lattice-built Tokyo Tower) use PLATEAU's real bridge, tree and furniture models, with neon ads, trains and traffic. Built with Opus 5.5 for fun because the author misses Tokyo; the code is open source.298 saves on X
A three.js Tokyo with live-clock lighting and real city modelsGames@jeantimex42152298
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An agent ported the Muse gadget client to C so it runs on the PSP itself. Hold R and talk into the built-in mic; Muse answers, with a voice from OpenAI.239 saves on X
A 15-year-old PSP now runs a voice AI assistant nativelyRobots & gadgets@wobsoriano60653239
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Kevin Ngo's short film: a dad vibe codes a game and secretly makes the father's character weaker so the daughter always wins, until one day the daughter asks Claude why Dad always loses. Made with Sonnet 5.5 using real Claude Code sessions.110 saves on X
Slow Me Down, a short film about a dad who always loses on purposeArt, video & music@kevin_t_ngo36623110
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Techartist, part engineer and part artist, built a three.js scene with Claude Opus 5.5 that treats time as a fourth dimension: every streak is a person crossing, and two black holes warp the walkers' past until they merge.92 saves on X
A crosswalk stacked through time, with two black holes bending itLearning@techartist_2153592
llmwish.open, an IT developer, went from one RTX 3090 to a 16x3090 rig that blew the house fuses, then to DGX Sparks: 8 at home and 8 at their brother's house, joined into one 16-node cluster. Their Kimi K3 setup, posted on the NVIDIA forum, went from 7 to 20 tokens a second at 300k context.54 saves on X
From one 3090 to 20 DGX Sparks: running Kimi K3 at homeRobots & gadgets@ciprianveg1581454
Vox had Opus 5.5 vibe-code a one-file HTML calendar from the session logs on disk: when they worked each day, what each session did, hours per project, and sessions that ended without a commit outlined in red. A dedicated subagent regenerates it and writes a three-line weekly report.2K saves on X
A weekly calendar of Claude Code sessions, built from local logsApps & websites@Voxyz_ai1K412K
Alex Hansen runs Hermes agents behind a Telegram gateway with a window into their virtual desktops. Tasks run on the MacBook while it is open and route to a VM when the lid closes, and a lead bot keeps finding useful work around the clock.1K saves on X
A Hermes bot team on Telegram that shifts work between laptop and VMWork@alexhvnsen568351K
A computer refurbisher and artist asked Claude to replicate the whole of Excel 97, then played around with the result for a while without finding faults.581 saves on X
Excel 97 recreated from an 11-word prompt in about 10 minutesApps & websites@RDKLInc2K124581
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A digital artist vibe-coded a web version of procedural graphics experiments first made in After Effects and Geometry Nodes, with presets built from the old shapes and plenty more to play with and break.380 saves on X
Old After Effects experiments reborn as a procedural graphics toyArt, video & music@sashamartinsen43136380
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Derya Unutmaz, an immunologist and professor, asked Claude Opus 5.5 for the video and got the visuals and the music generated entirely in code. As someone whose field it is, they found it moving: so many lives saved by vaccines built on research we take for granted.139 saves on X
A two-minute history of immunology, every frame and note made in codeLearning@DeryaTR_44146139
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ianzinNFT, a Web3 community manager, built a Mermail skill with Claude that picks communities, emails projects, classifies replies, negotiates allocations, confirms deals and tracks results, asking for approval before any outside email is sent.2 saves on X
A community manager's agent handles collabs from outreach to reportWork@ianzinNFT20472