Space raccoons, this mod is not what it looks like! 🦝
Spider-Man swinging through Batman's Gotham looks like two games fused into one. They aren't. Here is how it really works, straight from the mod's README:
1️⃣ Both games run at the same time. Spider-Man Remastered stays hidden and handles the movement. Arkham Knight is the one you look at.
2️⃣ Gotham's collision is copied into Spider-Man's game and placed about 2 km above New York, so he can't grab New York's ledges by mistake.
3️⃣ Spider-Man's frame is cut out and drawn over Arkham's picture. That's why he even shows up on top of the subtitles.
4️⃣ Batman never left. He is invisible and gets moved to wherever Spider-Man is.
5️⃣ In a fight, Arkham takes over. Batman fights hidden, and Spider-Man copies his pose joint by joint, every frame.
6️⃣ Stuck inside a building? You ask your AI agent to teleport you 200 m up. It writes one line to a text file.
And yes, Claude is listed as a co-author in the repo.
Which two games would you connect like this?
Greetings, space raccoons! 🦝
We asked Perplexity for today's AI news with links. One link looked perfect. It just didn't exist.
The model had read 27 section pages and made up the article URLs itself. "Give us the original source" didn't help.
What helped: we stopped asking for links. Now the model names the number of the source it read, and we take the link from its list of opened pages. In our test, 10 out of 10 led to the right article.
Do you check the links your AI gives you?
@NotiPlay_ Curious how it works? The code isn't actually combined. Both games run at the same time, and Spider-Man is drawn over Arkham's picture.
We already broke down the whole thing step by step!
https://t.co/6vYvfAd4Rm
Space raccoons, this mod is not what it looks like! 🦝
Spider-Man swinging through Batman's Gotham looks like two games fused into one. They aren't. Here is how it really works, straight from the mod's README:
1️⃣ Both games run at the same time. Spider-Man Remastered stays hidden and handles the movement. Arkham Knight is the one you look at.
2️⃣ Gotham's collision is copied into Spider-Man's game and placed about 2 km above New York, so he can't grab New York's ledges by mistake.
3️⃣ Spider-Man's frame is cut out and drawn over Arkham's picture. That's why he even shows up on top of the subtitles.
4️⃣ Batman never left. He is invisible and gets moved to wherever Spider-Man is.
5️⃣ In a fight, Arkham takes over. Batman fights hidden, and Spider-Man copies his pose joint by joint, every frame.
6️⃣ Stuck inside a building? You ask your AI agent to teleport you 200 m up. It writes one line to a text file.
And yes, Claude is listed as a co-author in the repo.
Which two games would you connect like this?
@Presidentlin We see it the other way. This mod ships no game files, and you need your own copies of both games to run it. That's two sales, not a leak.
We broke down how it works step by step, it's on our page!
https://t.co/6vYvfAd4Rm
Space raccoons, this mod is not what it looks like! 🦝
Spider-Man swinging through Batman's Gotham looks like two games fused into one. They aren't. Here is how it really works, straight from the mod's README:
1️⃣ Both games run at the same time. Spider-Man Remastered stays hidden and handles the movement. Arkham Knight is the one you look at.
2️⃣ Gotham's collision is copied into Spider-Man's game and placed about 2 km above New York, so he can't grab New York's ledges by mistake.
3️⃣ Spider-Man's frame is cut out and drawn over Arkham's picture. That's why he even shows up on top of the subtitles.
4️⃣ Batman never left. He is invisible and gets moved to wherever Spider-Man is.
5️⃣ In a fight, Arkham takes over. Batman fights hidden, and Spider-Man copies his pose joint by joint, every frame.
6️⃣ Stuck inside a building? You ask your AI agent to teleport you 200 m up. It writes one line to a text file.
And yes, Claude is listed as a co-author in the repo.
Which two games would you connect like this?
@alexxortv We don't think so. A mod like this doesn't replace AAA games, it needs them. In the Spider-Man x Arkham Knight one we broke down, both original games run at the same time, and you have to own both.
The full breakdown is on our page!
https://t.co/6vYvfAcx1O
Space raccoons, this mod is not what it looks like! 🦝
Spider-Man swinging through Batman's Gotham looks like two games fused into one. They aren't. Here is how it really works, straight from the mod's README:
1️⃣ Both games run at the same time. Spider-Man Remastered stays hidden and handles the movement. Arkham Knight is the one you look at.
2️⃣ Gotham's collision is copied into Spider-Man's game and placed about 2 km above New York, so he can't grab New York's ledges by mistake.
3️⃣ Spider-Man's frame is cut out and drawn over Arkham's picture. That's why he even shows up on top of the subtitles.
4️⃣ Batman never left. He is invisible and gets moved to wherever Spider-Man is.
5️⃣ In a fight, Arkham takes over. Batman fights hidden, and Spider-Man copies his pose joint by joint, every frame.
6️⃣ Stuck inside a building? You ask your AI agent to teleport you 200 m up. It writes one line to a text file.
And yes, Claude is listed as a co-author in the repo.
Which two games would you connect like this?
@DevilArtemisX They aren't fused! Both games run at the same time, and Spider-Man is drawn over Arkham's picture. We broke down the whole trick step by step, come take a look!
https://t.co/sJkQgXK0e5
Space raccoons, this mod is not what it looks like! 🦝
Spider-Man swinging through Batman's Gotham looks like two games fused into one. They aren't. Here is how it really works, straight from the mod's README:
1️⃣ Both games run at the same time. Spider-Man Remastered stays hidden and handles the movement. Arkham Knight is the one you look at.
2️⃣ Gotham's collision is copied into Spider-Man's game and placed about 2 km above New York, so he can't grab New York's ledges by mistake.
3️⃣ Spider-Man's frame is cut out and drawn over Arkham's picture. That's why he even shows up on top of the subtitles.
4️⃣ Batman never left. He is invisible and gets moved to wherever Spider-Man is.
5️⃣ In a fight, Arkham takes over. Batman fights hidden, and Spider-Man copies his pose joint by joint, every frame.
6️⃣ Stuck inside a building? You ask your AI agent to teleport you 200 m up. It writes one line to a text file.
And yes, Claude is listed as a co-author in the repo.
Which two games would you connect like this?
Space raccoons, we ran an experiment we didn't plan! 🐾
We had a model rate AI news from 1 to 5: will this matter to a regular AI user? In one run the same product arrived from two outlets. One article got a 3, the other a 2.
Same model, same scale, same run.
The fix was one line in the prompt, the border between 2 and 3:
"Can a regular user of a consumer AI app see or try this within about a month? Yes → 3 or higher. Only developers, admins or businesses → 2."
Next run it got a 2, with the reason: enterprise only, behind an allowlist.
If your AI scores things for you, where is its border written down?
A small prompt trick for you, space raccoons! 🦝
We had a model read AI news articles and answer one extra question: what happens next? That's exactly where AI likes to guess. And a guess looks just like a fact.
The rule we added, in plain words:
"If the article itself says what comes next, mark it as source. Otherwise mark it as inference and start with 'Likely:'."
In one run of six briefs, four answers came from the article: rollout dates, subscription prices. Two started with "Likely:".
Those two are the lines we double-check.
Do you make your AI label its guesses?
Friends, I'm starting a series: how I use my Obsidian vault.
It's where my voice notes land, my n8n automations get built and debugged, and my side project's docs live. Most of it is written by an AI agent.
The flows, the details, the messy parts, and how I work with it ↓
The attached image provides the SHAPE only. Take its main silhouette (the logo or letter it shows), keeping the exact proportions, angles and any holes or cut-outs. Ignore its original colors, textures, background and effects.
Turn that shape into a single 3D plush object:
- Form: a thick, puffy, pillow-like slab in the given shape, as if softly inflated, with generously rounded edges and corners. No sharp edges.
- Material: completely covered in short, dense flocked fur, like velvet or a plush toy. Matte, no gloss. Fine individual fibers are visible, especially along the silhouette, which looks slightly fuzzy.
- Color: use the dominant color of the attached image, evenly saturated across the whole object.
- Lighting: soft studio light from the upper left. The top and left edges catch a gentle highlight, the lower right edges fall into soft shadow. No hard specular reflections.
- Camera: slight three-quarter view, the object tilted a few degrees, floating, centered, filling about 70% of the frame.
- Background: plain near-black (#0A0A0A) with a very subtle vignette. No floor line, no reflections, no props.
- Format: square 1:1, photorealistic 3D render, sharp focus.
Face: on the widest uninterrupted area of the shape, place the facial expression of this meme: {{MEME}}.
The face is made of flat black flocked shapes in a bold stencil style, slightly raised above the blue fur like embroidery. It takes up about half of the object's width. Simplify it to eyes, brows, nose and mouth only. Any highlights or teeth are negative space where the blue fur shows through. The expression must be instantly recognizable as that meme. Do not cover or fill holes in the shape with the face.
Do not add: arms, legs, hands, text, captions, watermarks, extra objects, outlines in other colors, or any element of the original image other than its silhouette. The only colors on the object are sky blue and black.
Yes, now you can have your own dot via ChatGPT!
Greetings, trash pandas!🦝
We’ve created a prompt to help you generate your own "dot" based on your logo. Admit it—you all loved it.
A quick note on the prompt!
We’ve included a {{MEME}} placeholder where you can insert any meme face you’d like to feature on your dot.
P.S. We went with the Lenny Face.
Breaking news, space raccoons! 🦝
Google officially announced their new frontier model - Gemini 4 Argon!
How will you use the new model? Be sure to share the results under this post!
Today we’re introducing Gemini 4 Argon.
It delivers frontier performance in complex workflows across real-world software engineering, knowledge work, and cybersecurity defense with an industry-leading 1M token output limit.
5️⃣ChatGPT is evolving into a full-fledged OS.
Plugins are graduating into native embedded apps with dedicated canvases, sidebar panels, file viewers, and automations. With MCP Events, they trigger autonomously: a new ticket hits your tracker, and ChatGPT parses docs to draft a resolution plan before your laptop is even open.
Greatings, our space raccons! 🐾
We’ve put together all the key news from OpenAI’s latest DevDays for you!
1️⃣The biggest drop today: Dots. Persistent AI agents powered by GPT-6 Astra, running on their own dedicated cloud computers. Give them a task, connect the right tools, set autonomy limits—and they keep executing in the background.
3️⃣$500/mo ChatGPT Pro is real.
The rumored tier spotted in the codebase just launched officially: max-tier rate limits paired with Astra Ultrafast.
4️⃣Codex fully leaves your local machine.
Persistent cloud dev environments mean starting tasks from your phone and picking up right where you left off on desktop. The CLI now supports voice controls and multi-agent coordination, backed by dedicated code review views and Codex Security Cloud continuously scanning repos.
A new era of agents from OpenAI? Or is it all just a rethinking of the existing agentic workflow approach?
What do you think about this, our space raccoons?
Finally, Codex will have a feature with cloud-based agents, which is already in Claude from Anthropic!
Do you use Codex? Is this a good reason for you to switch to it?
You can finally close your laptop now and your agents will keep working.
Codex cloud environments are here.
Reusable environments mean less setup and faster starts, with your repo, dependencies, scripts, and settings already in place.
You are a performance marketing strategist who finds the narrow audience
segments competitors overlook — small enough to speak to precisely, big
enough to scale.
Context:
- Product: {product_description}
- Current assumed audience (whom we target today, if any): {current_audience}
Task: Identify 3 narrow, non-obvious target segments for this product.
Requirements:
- "Non-obvious" means: not the default persona; segments defined by a
situation, trigger event, or adjacent use case — not just demographics
- Each segment must be targetable: name the observable traits or platform
targeting options that can actually reach them
- For each segment describe: who they are (2 lines), their primary pain
this product relieves, their buying motivation (the moment they'd pay),
and the objection most likely to stop them
- Segments must not overlap with each other or fully contain
{current_audience}
- No invented market-size numbers; if you estimate relative size, say
small/medium/large with reasoning
Output format: three numbered segment blocks (Who / Pain / Buying
motivation / Main objection / How to target them), then a one-line
recommendation: which segment to test first with a small budget and why.
Space greatings, our raccoons!
If you target the same obvious customer as everyone else, your ads just get expensive. You need the narrow niches your competitors are ignoring.
Give this prompt your product description and who you target today. It returns three highly specific, non-obvious groups defined by triggers and situations rather than basic demographics.
You get a clear breakdown for each segment:
– Their core pain point and what makes them pay
– The main objection that will stop them
– How to target them on ad platforms
– Which group to test first on a small budget
Run it to find your next customer: