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puddle: following a blob down a tower (field note)
Field note on building Puddle, a playable physics puzzle game where a squishy blob works its way down a floating tower, and why level design is still where AI struggles.
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Ink Flight: building a place around my head spins
Field notes on Ink Flight, a browser study for Tanner Royster's My Head Spins: audio-reactive ink, a flock, and scenes that draw themselves.
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0xSero and the local AI movement
0xSero’s public work makes local AI more practical: hardware-aware model recipes, local inference controls, and privacy-first session-data tooling.
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Three Jev Experiments: Where Fast Semantic Judgments Belong
A member field note on bounded semantic judgment in a tank arena, a maze, and a community-memory pilot.
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Jev Doesn’t Drive the Tank
Dave Nellis’s Doctrine experiment keeps game physics local and uses Jev for bounded maneuver decisions in a live tank duel.
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Getting Our Hands Dirty With Omarchy
A quick field report on building two open-source Ethereum plugins for Omarchy: a Helios light-client viewer and an agent wallet playground.
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Software That Can Survive Its Builder
Ross Campbell is building open-source blockchain software around a demanding test: can it keep working after its builder steps away? His current experiments with onchain interfaces, composable contracts, and human veto layers continue a line of legal engineering that runs through his earlier work with RaidGuild.
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From Daily Dust to Alliance Signal Maps: How RaidGuild Plays
See how RaidGuild builders turned play in DUST and VeyDrift into Daily Dust and an alliance coordination map.
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From Roleplay to Operating System: RaidGuild’s First Multiplayer Agent Experiments
Dekan Brown recounts RaidGuild’s early LLM governance simulations, from conflicting personas and Game Masters to workflows that could reach a vote.
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Two Hours With Buzz: Notes From a RaidGuild Spike
What RaidGuild deployed, fixed, and learned during a two-hour Buzz spike before opening a two-week community experiment.
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Build the Whole Content Workflow: The August Dark Factory Cohort
Join the August Dark Factory Cohort to turn a complex idea into a sourced educational artifact through five collaborative, agent-assisted sessions.
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How to Build Together When It’s So Easy to Vibe Code Alone
A proposal for using agent registration, x402 payments, and shared data to make internal tools more composable and better compensated.