Anton Malofeev 💙

I’m a power user who become software engineer and founder of successful and failed projects:) From the beginning of my school years, I’ve tried to build, fail, create and iterate- that was my only way to understand the world:) That’s also why I believe in Open Source principle - because that’s how I’ve learned programming myself. Everything I’ve ever built I’ve been using myself - and today I’m continuing to push forward, even sometimes I don’t know nor technologies nor techniques - I just see what can be built and trying to bring it to reality. In this channel I would like to share my journey with all its upsides and downs, lessons and just having fun:) I overoptimistically believe in future and in people who can shape it - and I believe that it can be literally everyone:) Currently developing: - Agentic Executables (to change how software is built with AI and People): github.com/fluent-meaning… - projects & OSS libraries: xsoulspace.dev - games in @xsoulspace Will glad to collaborate, hear & share thoughts and opinions:) Have great day:)🖖

so at the end it would feel like pair programming but for agents with humans.. agents working at high speed, humans review, solving questions and argue about hard solutions / places

does realtime git exists? for example imagine there are several agents working in parallel, they are all making changes.. suddenly changes -> conflicts -> agents argue between themselves or raise a question to resolve for human / orchestrator..

I asked AI: "What if we mix a lumberjack game with math?" later: 8 iterations with Claude + @threejs later, I got a full 3D game where kids chop trees, collect number logs, and solve equations at a crafting bench. I call this the Creative Mix Formula: Pick any game genre + any subject = something you'd never design alone. "Mix Tetris with chemistry" "Mix a farming sim with grammar" "Mix a detective game with history" AI is surprisingly good at this kind of creative collision. You give it two things that don't belong together, and it fills in the gaps. Now imagine what education could look like if more builders tried this. you can try it using the link below👇

@hasan_ab_hasan @threejs that’s great educational value in that project! thank you for sharing🔥

I’ve got tired manually working with PDSA loop with agents and now started experimenting with the following scheme: I launch Codex App Agent Orchestrator (let’s say outie), we discussing the plan and then launching engineering loop (aka PDSA loop) inside PDSA loop there is PDSA orchestrator agent (codex cli via exec), who is able to launch different sub agents to complete the PDSA cycle and in the same time “talk” to the outie agent, which controls entire flow. PDSA loop is done only when the initial plan is completed or completely blocked.. The hard thing is left is to set up it entire pipeline and make sure it works as expected

Thank you for sharing! In my option Tool Wrapper layer can be much more then rules.. about several moths ago I’ve started new practical approach to treat libraries as agentic executables - so agents could literally work with each library the same way as humans works with apps github.com/fluent-meaning… and here is idea-article dev.to/arenukvern/rei… (the early version works, but working on v2 two currently to unify overall experience working with knowledge and local hubs)

in the web implementation of gltf - correct positioning started to work but for macOS didn't model github.com/KhronosGroup/g…

got closer to the feel of splats. the idea is to reach quality of this experiment (with splats) to reach quality and performance of sparkjs.dev and github.com/bmild/spark-ph… (which is used as reference). Since I was already using wgpu written with rust - added rapier as physics too.. I don’t know will be able to make it, but will definitely try:)

next milestone achieved /) bricks restored + pile of bugs for new api resolved:)

we just built git for video editing.

@AhmedShahnab glowy animation is looks just amazing! watched it several times.. really. feels like it is reward from calculation

Introducing Operation Matrix Because Matrix operations generally break kids’ brains on whiteboards… Matrices aren't just numbers- they are transformations in space Now can actually SEE the geometry: every addition, multiplication, inverse, eigenvalue, and eigenvector becomes a transformation in real-time space. What it visualizes: • Basic ops (add/subtract/multiply) • Transpose, Invert, Adjugated • Cross products + Determinant • Matrix powers + Eigenvalues/Eigenvectors #LinearAlgebra #CreativeCoding #ThreeJS #ReactThreeFiber #MathVisualization #EdTech #WebGL #STEM @reactthreefiber @threejs

Exploring cozy worlds 🍀 24 million splats Take a walk through it right in your browser ↓

its kind of wild @adaption_ai is only 4 months into our journey. Super special to see the magic. We are also hiring technical talent across all 3 pillars.

We recently built OpenBook - an AI-guided learning app that turns any topic into an interactive lesson. It generates explanations, visuals, and walkthroughs you can explore, powered by @ProcessingOrg / p5.js and @threejs for interactive visualizations. open-book.up.railway.app

A bit of data extraction from audio. Using #python and #houdini