dylanhouli

Here I am still unable to stop myself from doing line-by-line code review. I notice too many things (redundant code, duplicate code, overly complex architecture, etc.) by doing it that I feel it would be careless not to.

Cool stuff it reminds me of Tiled Words a bit.

I'd really be interested in seeing more about your "no code read" development process. Not worried about things like incorrect local storage writes? Or patterns that will be difficult to modify later when making changes?

Edit: Also, tech stack? Did you choose the tech stack? Or just let AI choose?

Wait how is "The URL is the app" LLM-speak? Genuine question, sounded fine to me when I read it, not sure what a better way to phrase it would be

I agree. I don't feel comfortable giving AI access to my entire computer or phone...not sure that will ever change. Seeing people give that access to agents without any sort of sandboxing blows my mind.

The idea of having an AI assistant help you with all aspects of life is cool and futuristic, but idk, I'm still just out here using a chatbot interface and doing fine.

This is why I like to come up with my own solution(s) for a problem first, and then ask AI what it recommends to see if we match up. Makes it a fun exercise, and usually ends up helping creating one ideal, combined idea.

Does it automatically pull your result from e.g. Wordle right after you finish? How does that work? Or do you have to paste your result into a chat for it to understand it?

Btw small detail not a huge deal but every time I reload /games with f5 there's a noticeable layout shift where the header/search bar is missing and the game tiles are really large for a second.

Cool idea but as some others have said the website was running quite slow for me. I noticed it at first when hovering over the 'enter' button (so before even loading the pond) because the hover animation on the button kicked in really late feeling.

Then actually entering took a few seconds and it was quite laggy looking at all the fish.

Once those things are fixed I think the idea is neat. It would be cool to be able to interact with the pond in some way (click lily pads, drop food in the water, click the water to make it splash) but that might not be what you're going for with this

Sometimes I'll do something similar and go back to old streets I used to live on, or the street I current live on but look at it in the past. Google Maps is a cool time capsule

I feel like we'd be better off if we just stopped at chatbots...why are we so eager to make the internet even more botted

> I'm not sure why anybody would generate UUIDs in browsers though, it seems to defeat the purpose.

How about for offline-first apps?

Nice game. My results for the day:

The hedge fund one really got me.

The sounds fit nicely but a way to turn them off quickly from the menu could be nice. I couldn't find an option for that. Not a big deal though.

How'd you design the site btw? Looks good!

I mean isn't that what show HN is for? Plus wasn't just hype, I was generally interested in getting more info on the SEO side of this project.

I've had a lot of nice people try out my own projects and leave comments in the past and it meant a lot to me so I'm just trying to pass that forward.

Nice and simple. Might just be me but a way to move groups of tiles on the board could be helpful, I accidentally started building too low down and had to move everything at one point.

Interesting idea. Since it costs (at the moment) less than a dollar to post a message, does that still work well with Stripe?

I'm always a bit worried about making super low priced services myself with Stripe, mainly cause I've heard that's a common target for credit card testing fraud, but interested to hear your thoughts.

Great idea man, must be pulling in some good SEO traffic as well.