ohadpr
Joined 19 years ago
Joined 19 years ago
I did a POC for this in July - https://www.ohad.com/2025/07/10/voidware/
the most interesting part to me is the idea of apps that self-customize without being told to. they adapt based on how you use them and what you enter, not from settings or configuration. stuff that changes itself in real time, just by being used. we wouldn't build that kind of software today because it's too weird or specific. but with this, it just happens.
still super early and pretty rough, but it feels like a door opened a crack.
Even if you get to explain ‘oh my AirPods are functioning as a hearing aide’ you likely won’t be able to explain that to other people noticing the conversation and thinking to themselves ‘oh that’s douchey, not taking our your AirPods when talking to someone’.
I just really wonder if this will be able to make wearing AirPods while talking to other people socially acceptable because the current presumption is likely that they are not behaving nicely.
DOS, Windows
Quake 3 arena, Descent, Warcraft 2, Unreal Tournament
94-98
https://hugi.scene.org/compo/compoold.htm#compo1
There were also some creative attempts that took less than 48 bytes and got disqualified. One of those encode the entire game in a series of empty folders using the folder names.
Edit: the original Hugo size coding competitions were created by Claus-Dieter Volko (Alias: Adok).
Edit: Typos
https://www.gatsbyjs.com/products/valhalla-content-hub/
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I did it for web apps last year, basically a web server that feeds all requests into an LLM.
https://www.ohad.com/blog/voidware/