daniel @ posixtronic

Log

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  1. A procedural game engine

    I resumed working with video games on Purpose Before Motion. We're building a fully procedural 2D engine and world inspired by games like RimWorld and Dwarf Fortress. It is in an advanced state and has features like global illumination, time of day, realistic sky and complex simulations that make the world feel alive.

    Our first game is an atmospheric exploration game designed to be "boring". Our goal is to help people that struggle with screen addiction and/or sleep issues to relax and improve their lives. It will be on Steam, soon.

    #games #work
  2. Glossa reaches maturity

    Glossa Catholica is finally in a mature state and I'm happy to leave it on maintenance only for the near term. It has a substantial library written in 38 languages and totalling over 50k addresses. AI search is bringing, so far, most of the traffic and daily users are slowly but steadily growing.

    #glossa #work
  3. Glossa Catholica

    I wanted to do this for such a long time. A unified corpus for Catholic resources with good UX and without ads or subscriptions. One app to rule them all, one app to find Him. :)

    It was an engineering feat to pack so much content in a PWA while nailing PageSpeed scores and providing first-class support for search engines and AI search/assistants. And making sure it could scale without requiring further engineering or risking bankruptcy.

    #glossa #work
  4. vasco

    I've built vasco to improve/extend what I can do with LLMs since the built-in WebFetch leaves a lot to desire. It is fully featured and works both as CLI and MCP.

    #vasco #llm #mcp #scraping
  5. paperboy

    I created paperboy to retake control of my information space. It ingests information from RSS feeds and other sources, curates and summarizes using LLMs and outputs to Discord. It is allowing me to keep track of what's happening in the world and in my industry without a huge time commitment and keeping the bullshit away.

    #paperboy #llm #rss