Evan Reilly

New landing page for traingame.io

@charliermarsh Interesting, how large?

@verymidengineer Definitely, lockfiles can get extremely large!

We found a few optimizations that let us reduce the size of uv.lock files by "compressing" the environment markers. Some of our lockfiles are 40-50% smaller now.

I dont think we understand what two people fighting each other with 1 billion tokens a minute will look like. Small property disputes will look like megacap antitrust lawsuits

@Stravant whenever I see some insanely cool shit on here as it relates to roblox plugins its without fail a roblox old head legend

RoadHelper plugin update for 7/12: • T/X Intersection Support • Additional settings like hiding lane markings (if you want to draw custom ones) Get it here: create.roblox.com/store/asset/13…

@mintdotgg I know you’re trying to sell your product but you should tone down the rhetoric. Its alienating. 1) all your demos have crazy uncanny valley going on in both facial expression and animation style 2) you can lift up non animators without implicitly shitting on the specialty

3D is no longer a skill, it’s just expression You can now restore any nostalgic game, TV show, or movie and build you’re own video game out of it with Mint It’s never been easier to generate, rig, and animate characters and worlds all from one chat The future of 3D is going back to the past

@LauraRbnsn @animalologist that guy is hella dumb but so is the oop for claiming she would fly through “30 books a week” as a child. Maybe those thin little books when you are learning to read but 30 full size books? 4.25 per day? get the fuck out of here

@FreyChristopher @kylascan stop moving them entirely. usps you can send them via media mail for pennies on the dollar

I liked this story but everyone, please, stop using medium sized boxes to move books.

@sleitnick this is just because you are approaching or already 30 the youths need constant stimulation

To the Catch a Brainrot devs: Just tone it down. You've clearly got a well-made game. I couldn't play it more than 10 minutes without feeling dizzy. The camera shake takes away from all the other good FX

Just a friendly reminder that your camera shakes should be subtle and almost unnoticeable

@VictorTaelin this is cope. if you just beg the clanker 5 more times it will solve it how you originally wanted you just have to beg harder

My requests are APPROXIMATE. I am not the one coding; you are. My directions are pointers toward what I actually want -- the simplest, cleanest, most elegant design -- and they may be slightly off. That goal ALWAYS outranks my literal words. So when you hit a wall -- a case that doesn't fit, a spec that breaks, an assumption that fails -- the wall is information: the design is wrong somewhere. STOP. Re-derive the design from first principles until the wall does not exist. If the result diverges from my spec, diverging is your DUTY: present it to me. What you must NEVER do is patch around the wall to comply with my words: a flag, a special case, a conversion shim, a second channel, a parallel path, a test rewritten to dodge a broken rule. The patch IS the failure. Every duct-tape betrays my intent while pretending to honor it, and it WILL be rejected -- 100% of the time, regardless of cost already sunk. A blocker honestly reported is a good outcome; a "working" deliverable built on gambiarra is the worst possible one, and is treated as sabotage.

@coreyhainesco @johnbarker the real question is can they keep the subsidy high until the cost of compute comes down? 5.6sol extra high takes half the compute of 5.5 extra high for better results. they also keep driving down cost of datacenter compute. Its not clear we can’t scale around the subsidy

@johnbarker I don’t disagree but we’re both guessing until someone can show the actual costs

I'm paying $200 for $8,545.93 in usage. If you don't think the AI subsidization apocalypse is coming, you're mistaken.

@semenov_artyom @threejs @claudeai does this use reactive model or imperative model for updating state?

Threenity Engine: Game UI Anyone who's made games with pure JavaScript and @threejs knows: creating a beautiful UI is very difficult. Threenity makes it easier: 10 min chatGPT / gemini -> 15 min @claudeai / codex = modular UI that's easy to modify.

@Route2FI @ThePumponomics if you make 6figs out of school and live modestly, you can put away more than 500k and if you are very good you can have a million by 30. Taking risks young cuts both ways because compound interest is the greatest force in the universe.

@ThePumponomics When you're starting out, it is quite a slow route. It is perfect if you're already rich

The problem with the FIRE movement is that it is a bet against yourself, and yes, this is coming from someone who used to be a part of it. The whole strategy is to save up as much as you can in index funds, and generally be extremely frugal. If you're in your 20s and 30s, this is the time to take massive asymmetrical bets, not to follow investment strategies that are originally intended for pension funds. You are limiting yourself from having a growth mindset to a scarcity mindset. A mindset where you believe you can't be better than the average man. I think people who are so extreme that they seek FIRE in the first place are so driven that they're already way above average. Not everyone can double their net worth every year, but people in this corner of Twitter at least have a shot of doing better than 7-10% per year. Take that risk.

@TeoUuvana sound design is on point the m1 garand ping is mint

collapse #gamedev

@MrCollison @ibexdream @midjourney @runwayml @topazlabs

@ibexdream @midjourney @runwayml @topazlabs New official emoji sighted

When you've got so much control over the AI tools, you start messing with them for fun🖱️ Image: @midjourney v8.2 Animation: Seedance 2.0 on @runwayml Upscale: @topazlabs SPL 2.5 Edit & Color Grading: DaVinci Resolve Timing help: Fable 5

the internet's biggest mistake was choosing 32 bits for ipv4 if they chose 8 bits instead, then the world would only have around 250 computers which would be much better for everyone involved

@TheJakeChristie @Steam

has a good website ever considered just making a modest amount of money in perpetuity and staying good instead of cashing out and getting ruined by the highest bidder?

@AndrewRHarvey @Aaronontheweb @steipete if making a runtime used by millions and acquired by ant makes you a beginner then I don’t know how the rest of us should feel

@Aaronontheweb @steipete The Zig creator said in a rather sneering way that the Bun dude had big “beginner energy”. Kinda patronising. The latter is now making generational wealth at Anthropic, so I guess it doesn’t matter now.

Against my will, I have been forced to learn about the Bun / Zig drama. Here's my understanding: - Bun == thing that crashes OpenCode & Claude Code - Rust == artisanal programming language for furries - Zig == even more artisanal programming language for devs who think Rust is too mainstream - Anthropic acquires Bun because machine god says so - Bun uses machine god to rewrite from Zig to Rust - Zig creator accuses Bun of selling out, going mainstream, or something - Bun still crashes Claude Code and Open Code

@mommavestor @Dalrymple The judkins park station is so hard to access, its between two gigantic highways because thats where they could get the land for a train. As a consequence all the most valuable real estate around the station is dedicated to cars, and people need to walk way extra to get there

@verymidengineer @Dalrymple Trains are being built now- but agree took way too long to make the city easy to live around in.

Spent a few days in Seattle and wondered: Why isn't this place New York City? Temperate weather (compared to the East), a big port, plentiful natural resources, big tech sector, etc. Seems the PNW should be a tier A global economic powerhouse.

@mommavestor @Dalrymple yeah its an improvement but the pace of progress is slow, and they cancelled most of the expansion because costs ran away. the slow progress is going to continue to plague the growth of the city

@Candace_Dempsey @Dalrymple The link is not about to turn Seattle into a dense metro. It helps, but even if it had that potential it takes decades of development to realize the potential of such things. They rejected trains 50 years ago and Seattle not being NYC-like *today* is the consequence

@verymidengineer @Dalrymple Seattle just completed a new light rail system. That’s how hundreds of thousands of fans got to the WC