Daniel Dalton

Product @chainalysis

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@carmguti 100%! https://t.co/gdtbJj86Pf

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

I grew up on games like Runescape. Now we have the rs-sdk which provides an interface for AI agents to act in the classic MMORPG.

The project was built to research how agents can strategize in complex environments. But I'm also finding it an entertaining way to bring back some nostalgic childhood memories with much smaller time commitment!

Instead of spending hours in front of the screen grinding away for virtual levels, I can direct my agent with the high-level goals, and check back in later to see how it has done and finetune instructions accordingly. Fun and educational!

[Christian Turner @cdt_works]

everyone (dev, design, pm) is a product engineer now. get better at the piece(s) you were lacking.

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

"a bit lower fidelity now"

I actually prefer this one

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

Sometimes when I have a spare moment in the evening, I put something like this into ChatGPT and just marvel at the result:

generate a scene from a high fidelity pixel art game about knights jousting

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@JungleSilicon rigmaroll is giving me Crypt of the Necrodancer vibes with the retro synthy soundtrack + reflex based gameplay.

keep up the great work!

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@JungleSilicon @ItsGoodAI the slop replies are when you know you've made it. congrats 😉

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

Sugar on Apple TV is such a vibe. Minor spoilers: how do you come up with a detective noir that introduces a core sci-fi element at the end of the first season and it somehow works? Love it!

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@anikrisn swinging mechanics are the best. I think it's the sole reason Spider Man was like a hit on ps2

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

Canvas powered by @tldraw SDK

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

Building my infinite canvas site like a product #1: Guiding attention

Without a fixed layout, it's easy for every detail in the viewport to compete for attention.

You want the visitor to know what's explorable without overwhelming them with detail.

So I introduce progressive disclosure with:

- sections in the viewport peripherals fade at 30% opacity
- groups like "Interests" and "Find me" are collapsed by default

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@smehmood Long-tenured employees FTW (slightly biased)

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@titoys90 @SANROKstudio Beautiful! Please keep it up and continue sharing 🙏

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@michaelmicasso Oh yeah there's a ton of junk to sift through too. But there's a ton of junk in general, not limited to cc0.

Your curation is appreciated 🙏

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

The wealth of good design, beauty and just fun stuff that's in cc0 is so underrated

[MEK.txt @michaelmicasso]

my mom said life is like a box of <cc0>

[nate parrott @nateparrott]

I see Reddit is emulating the highly successful tactics of quora dot com by training people to avoid ever clicking a link to their website

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@owickstrom I am a noob, but I would expect:

> 2 * [4]
> [8]
> 2 * [4, 8]
> [8, 16]

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

Moving React components on the tldraw canvas like native objects.

Works, but working on making it even nicer.

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@edwinarbus Thank you for making an awesome site!

I'd be honored if you ever felt like signing a doodle on my guestbook: https://t.co/t9WnGZOxjn

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

When you sign @edwinarbus's guestbook, it remembers the username you signed with the next time you visit.

Nice attention to detail 😄

[Daniel Dalton @ddltncom]

@senkorasic What is this Saturday's side project?