I told Opus 5.5 to make the maximum dopamine game. It succeeded.
Play Hypernova now: 0xdiid.github.io/hypernova/
I just want to make cool shit with my friends that make the world a better place to live in while making enough money to live in it
if you have a claude max plan -> billing -> api credits -> link to yourself -> free $100 api credits monthly
Guys just use fucking common sense next time. Look at ledger ceo below. Look at SBF….the human as an amazing ability to sense danger
“Private” keys
this is not a private key.
It's a common misconception that you hold cryptocurrency; in reality, what you hold are private keys. Similarly, you don't collect art; you collect private keys.
Do you truly ever own private keys, or are you merely privy to their secret existence?
Are private keys truly created, or do we merely claim ownership over an infinite array of mathematical possibilities?
Art is meant to be shared and enjoyed by everyone. Private keys are not.
What if private keys are the artwork? What are you truly collecting then? What are the implications of letting everyone share, enjoy, and participate in this artwork?
What happens when a private key is accessible to everyone, yet still publicly linked to you? After all, you are the "owner" of the private key, right?
What happens when you transfer "ownership" of this artwork?
By minting "this is not a private key," you're creating (or laying claim to) a new and unique artwork stored fully on-chain. An artwork that can be shared and enjoyed by everyone.
What happens next? I have my ideas but I am just one player out of many...
I got so bored waiting for Claude to write my code that I built chess into Claude Code.
Now I can lose to bots while my agents do actual work.
github.com/0xdiid/chessmod
People saying software is dead are retarded rich people who have nothing better to do than shout from their ivory tower. They got lucky and or early and now they do declare that nobody else can replicate because of their own insecurity in themselves. Lol
this image is deceivingly boring compared to the actual results. the program that ran 131,072 instructions (why tho???) squished the entire y-axis. since SLOPWARE values rigorous accountability, I opted to leave it as is.








