I built an AI Image Generator that generates 4 images at once using two models from @huggingface.
Built using Vanilla JavaScript with a clean, minimal neuromorphic interface.
🔗: https://t.co/6wyptZGvJE
It's a very small and basic project but one thing I'm proud of is that I didn't rely on AI to build it.
Whenever I got stuck, I searched Stack Overflow, Reddit, debugged it myself and kept going until I understood the problem.
AI is an amazing tool, but it shouldn't replace understanding.
I built a Pac-Man clone from scratch in Python
I used pygame-ce for rendering and audio
The maze is procedurally generated (symmetric, fully connected) so that every level gets a new layout instead of the same fixed grid
All 4 ghosts which I named myself (Luwa, Topsy, zay, cole) have their own classic scatter/chase/frightened targeting AI movement
Can't deploy publicly without consent from @zaylevelten because I used his soundtrack
Zay if you see this, I am publicly begging for permission
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Today I'm launching Argus; a self-hosted, open-source alternative to Sentry.
link: https://t.co/1kuDrx11co
docs: https://t.co/Ul297kuzVe
hosted on @pxxl_space
payments handled @bachs_hq
I downloaded android studio to emulate a react native application with expo
Note: I use an iPhone and Apple has refused to add the latest updates for expo go to the App Store, so my only option is to view it on my pc with android studio
My laptops fan has been crying ever since. Because of small Android studio🤦🏾♂️
Realization: I need a MacBook