Boris
@ostaninth
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software engineer chronically summer-hungry
nyc
Joined September 2010
just publised v1 of my portfolio: https://t.co/84gc1qPmMD. I build full-stack web apps and currently work hard to improve my skills at @fractaltechnyc
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...like dealing with bureaucracy, selling things, moving things. oh man, beautiful
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ahh luckily i have a shitload of things to do while i have the time 😌
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got a week long break from studying and suddenly felt idk like i’m in limbo. like wym no need to rush and grind?
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re-built Birdseye (twitter data visualisation tool) for https://t.co/VeYTn6PBDV which I was working on for the last couple of weeks. thanks @exgenesis for the opportunity! demo: https://t.co/lxwenMvlU9 (test data, no registration) real thing TBA
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@exgenesis how do you guys think your twitter community has changed over the years? https://t.co/pQk7ixVKTP
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with clarity of intent + Three.js + Claude Code on shader and astrophysics duty = you can build way above your weight class, like a sun simulator—evolving from a nebula to a black hole—in a few days. check it out!
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I built a browser-based photobooth so you can run it at a birthday or event with just a laptop. No fancy DSLR needed, just open the page and shoot. Excuse my very very tired face tho lol. https://t.co/5C4RYyoK0M
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time to make a collection of some cool (published) demos from my bootcamp. you guys cooking
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try smth like "one week browser game project" or "educational youtube channel" (note that it's designed to give subcategories, not particular examples). you can also specify options with additional prompts or add your own options that will inherit the branch context
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i mostly tested it on some creative stuff like what should i make in {medium_name} but i think the idea can also be applied more broadly
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tree structure seemed an obvious choice. i named the thing "branching tree": https://t.co/CG8Sx0Pf1A
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i thought it would be cool to give it a "search area" and get a few options within that range. kind of like splitting something too general into parts. if you can do that a few times eventually you're getting to something promising
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last week i was looking for a project that could be built within 2-3 days. after a few hours of fruitless sifting through ideas i thought maybe i could just build a tool for solving exactly this problem
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