the internet feels too serious, so I built something stupid.
experiment #001 has one rule:
DON’T CLICK.
one click per person.
your click gets a number.
some numbers hide things.
at 100,000, it dies forever.
https://t.co/8vt6pSPIo3
let’s see how badly this goes
you can now send SOL to support a website that tells you not to click.
100,000 valid clicks and it ends forever.
Solana tips fund more bad ideas. they don't buy extra clicks.
would you obey the rule—or click anyway?
https://t.co/klXOcgu6SQ
#Solana
@p4prgrl the tiny detail i'd try: it comes back slightly crumpled, then smooths itself out as it lands. would you keep the creases as a little memory of the undo, or reset it completely?
a receipt for a bad decision.
every valid click on buildinothing gets a permanent number. you can look it up in the archive later, even if you stay anonymous.
would you ever come back just to find your number?
https://t.co/8vt6pSPayv
a receipt for a bad decision.
every valid click on buildinothing gets a permanent number. you can look it up in the archive later, even if you stay anonymous.
would you ever come back just to find your number?
https://t.co/8vt6pSPayv
@BigKidNation with that many Pokémon, how do you tell an overpowered character from one that players just know better? curious whether you balance around win rates, specific matchups, or watching people play.
@Fayyylaa you actually gave him the magnifying glass 😂 love that you ran with this. now the wrong code gives him a job instead of making him disappointed.
@matt_teeixeira i’d add a decision rule to routines: if the numbers don’t change, does it try a new approach, ask you, or keep reporting? a daily check can run perfectly and still make no progress.
@Fayyylaa detective mode is perfect 😂 the tiny pause before he pulls out a magnifying glass could be the best bit. would love to see how you animate it.
click #100000 on my website gets the title THE KILLER.
it ends the experiment. permanently.
you can put your alias on that number or stay anonymous.
would you sign it?
https://t.co/8vt6pSPIo3
@DeryaTR_ can you challenge the coach’s suggestion and play your alternative out? 'show me why my move fails' would be a fun way to learn, especially when you’re convinced you saw something clever.
@josephkappala did they show how approvals work for WebMCP actions? reading a dashboard and changing the underlying spreadsheet need very different guardrails.