uptownhr

adding the save game functionlaity now :)

yea i experienced the same. did make more difficult by more challenign zombie types and adding damage to the car.

added better sound fx as well.

working out the wave 10 issue now.

after seeing this, i couldnt help but create https://games.zabaca.com/games/metal-front/

https://games.zabaca.com/games/roadkill/ just created this and added a zomebie survival mode on top

I still cannot push :(

It does cache on the container while it is warm.

I made one similar running in cloudflare https://github.com/Zabaca/zbc/tree/main/packages/cli/templat...

And built https://agentgit.co with it.

Scales to 0

Because if the idea is interesting, it's interesting.

caveman mode?

would love your thoughts after.

didn't it always read it?

It's interesting that I've also gone down a similar journey and the same keywords, fences, gates .. also showed up in my ai government platform.

yea - that's exactly what i saw. I like claude code, but err.... I wish they allowed better auditability. I'm using headroom, so i see somethings but I can't relay it back to what anthropic has.

2 factor vote. Vote in app, still go in person to validate result.

Here's me playing around with it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oJohBiqMUA

My approach/prototype using XState with websockets from an MCP server https://github.com/uptownhr/mcp-agentic-ui

appreciate it.

On why I built it and how. https://uptownhr.com/blog/building-lattice-knowledge-graph-c...

I also built something similar. Utilizes ZEP for building a temporal graph that keeps track of facts.

https://github.com/Zabaca/temporal-bridge

Did some research and guru is in the realm of solving this with ai

That is true, but feels like a miss as it's a different specialty to write good docs vs organizing and grooming docs.

"if you build it, they will come"

Lobste.rs

GARY: Hey Cindy, remember last week when we were debugging that system design issue?

CINDY: Yeah, we got some pretty elegant solutions out of that sprint.

GARY: Exactly. That got me thinking: our relationship feels like a system that’s not just functional—it’s optimized.

CINDY: Oh? I’d like to hear your use case for that.

GARY: Well, I’ve run some simulations, and the output is consistent. You’re my primary key, Cindy. The stability and scalability of our relationship are off the charts.

CINDY: That’s a strong endorsement, Gary. I’ve been analyzing our feedback loops, and I feel the same way. You’ve really reduced my latency and maximized my throughput.

GARY: So I figured it’s time to push to production. In addition to all the features we’ve developed, I’d like to add one more. (He takes a knee and pulls out a ring.) Cindy, will you marry me?

CINDY: I will, Gary! This takes our architecture to the next level.

GARY: Marriage is a big commit, but I think we’ve got the bandwidth to make it work.

CINDY: Absolutely. But we need to stay agile, especially during our onboarding phase.

GARY: Agreed. I’ll make sure to stay in sync during our sprints.

CINDY: Good. Because I have one non-negotiable: we need to maintain a clean codebase.

GARY: Let’s unpack that.

CINDY: My last relationship had too many tech debts. Every time I tried to refactor, there was pushback. It was impossible to iterate.

GARY: Sounds like a monolithic mess.

CINDY: It was. But with you, it’s different. You’re modular, efficient, and your logic is rock-solid. I just want to make sure we keep things lightweight and maintainable.

GARY: I couldn’t agree more. We’ll keep our dependencies up-to-date and document everything thoroughly.

CINDY: Perfect. Let’s set up a shared repository to start planning our roadmap.

GARY: Done. I’ll draft an RFC tonight so we can align on our deliverables.

CINDY: Great. Just flag me if you hit any blockers.

GARY: Will do. And Cindy? Thank you for being my forever stack overflow.

CINDY: And thank you for being the solution to all my edge cases.

thank you for having an end. i think i was going to play forever.

It's getting serious

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40807058

Thanks for the resource. Never used QGIS so I may have questions.

Thanks will start asking and see where I land

I was thinking within the US

where do i sign up?