Meet the new BREACH 💥
This version is much more focused on the actual game.
Better gameplay. Better UX. More powerups. Difficulty that keeps ramping up.
Built with @threejs + Blender, with GPT-6 Astra helping along the way.
Join the list below, to participate next time 👇
50 subscribers 🎉
Small milestone, but a nice one.
Thanks to everyone who’s joined Nines so far ❤️
Want a ping when the next outage opens the arcade? 👇
https://t.co/LhuW6I7p1J
@KarthikIO@realuniboy extremely sorry @KarthikIO, @bot let me know it was supposed to be @Kartikio.
Now that you are here, why don't you participate in the next arcade, you can sub here: https://t.co/LhuW6I6Rcb
Last week, outages at Cursor, GitLab and npm opened the Nines arcade four times.
If you haven’t seen it yet, Nines is a small browser arcade that only opens when developer tools go down. Players compete for the top spot, and the winner gets a prize.
Meet the new BREACH 💥
This version is much more focused on the actual game.
Better gameplay. Better UX. More powerups. Difficulty that keeps ramping up.
Built with @threejs + Blender, with GPT-6 Astra helping along the way.
Join the list below, to participate next time 👇
Thanks to all players, and congratulations to the winners.
See winners in Hall of Fame: https://t.co/UgyKNLgblm
Hopefully tools stay up this week. If they don’t, we might have something for you to do while you wait.
Get a ping when the arcade opens: https://t.co/LhuW6I6Rcb
Here’s who won:
Seabmoby won the first Cursor round and took home a month of Cursor Pro.
Kartik won twice, taking home an Amazon gift card from the second Cursor round and a month of Claude Pro from the GitLab round.
Uniboy won the npm round and took home an Amazon gift card.
@hamiltonulmer This is the useful kind of benchmark. The first version being 20x slower than the reworked extension says a lot about how much the surrounding data path matters.
@Prathkum The typed-decision framing clicks. A lot of agent plumbing turns into prompt parsing and defensive checks, so making the contract explicit should remove a lot of glue code.
We’re #1 on ClapStorm this week.
Tiny arcade that only opens when developer tools go down. If that sounds useful, a clap helps us hold the board through Sep 23.
https://t.co/aohgiijby4
@rxwei On-device plus Private Cloud Compute is a practical split for automation. The zero-setup part matters too, because a local tool only becomes useful when it is easy to try from an existing workflow.
@zcode_ai Open sourcing after a security incident is a meaningful way to rebuild trust. The useful test now will be how quickly outside contributors can review the boundaries and turn that scrutiny into fixes.