I can't pick the coolest thing ChatGPT did today:
- wrote a next.js pages component that statically loaded CMS data (with the correct proprietary query language for sanity.io).
- converted that to TypeScript
- wrote JSDocs for it
- wrote a jest test suite to test it
And if they don't... that's opportunity, because there is no way this stuff doesn't disrupt gaming before the next next gen.
The Knight body in #niftyvillages holds up a shield when he walks now! I love the challenge of cramming as much info into every pixel as possible. There are also only 3 frames of animation: standing, and 2 walk frames.
#pixelart #nftgaming #wip #nifty
I'm listening to my book on audible. It's getting really good. Just as I drop everything to listen, my headphones die. And for a solid 5 minutes I literally ponder the thought, "Does audible have subtitles so I could just read it quietly to myself?" I've come full circle y'all.
It's not that people are wrong about journalism slowly bleeding all of its integrity to hold on to its ancient business models, but their response is to ignore integrity all together. Now we listen to anyone with a popular enough opinion regardless of their worthiness to inform.
I got featured in a great article that talks about NFTs and gaming. It focuses on how, even though the collectibles hype has hurt the "NFT brand", the true nature of NFTs (the block chain primitive) still provides a lot of value to gamers and game devs.
NFTs are either the future of gaming or its death knell, depending on who you speak to. Here, several industry figures give their take on this divisive tech: wfmag.cc/NFT-or-WTF
Tony Hauber retweeted
NFTs are either the future of gaming or its death knell, depending on who you speak to. Here, several industry figures give their take on this divisive tech: wfmag.cc/NFT-or-WTF
Hating NFTs is like hating paper receipts. Yes some people that scam others give them a receipt as part of that scam. That doesn't make all receipts bad.






