Turn any @github profile into a city. Every repo, every commit, rendered in 3D. GitHub City turns your GitHub activity into a living, breathing 3D city. Every repository becomes a building, and the height reflects how active that project has been.
The more commits and contributions, the taller the tower. The city comes alive with animated traffic, pedestrians, trees, street lamps, and traffic lights. Switch between day and night to see the skyline transform under a glowing neon sky. Share your city with anyone. Each profile gets its own URL so you can compare cities, show off your contributions, or just admire the view.
Soon maybe coming to ecosystem @orynth@orynthnews
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Do you type or speak faster? I can type pretty fast, but find that using my voice to prompt helps me create more detailed prompts.
Here's how you can use your voice in the GitHub Copilot App - works really well! 🎙️
to grow ecosystem you have to reward the projects
parabola solved that
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I actually think having staff can make the business less stressful, not more.
If you’re doing serious revenue, support, sales, ops, etc. are not just “extra complexity” they’re what create a consistent user experience and stop everything from depending on the founder 24/7.
For me building a team makes the business easier to run and more enjoyable, not harder.
The easiest way to win is to enjoy what you’re doing.
Of course it takes discipline.
But discipline becomes easy when there’s nothing you’d rather do than build interesting products that people actually use.
Seeing your ideas turn into something real, and watching people use them, gives you a dopamine hit that’s almost impossible to describe.
like it or not, this is exactly what you want to see from the leader of your country.
every leader should be fighting for their country’s interests above all.