Here's an example one I got from Jira, another from VMware. If you click on it, it auto opens the product in your browser. It's permanently pinned to the top of your inbox. I mean, I know Microsoft sucks, but this is a new low. I'm just gonna use gmail or an open source alternative, thanks...?
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3uP73DqUjH4yaKQNTRmWaQ?si=9fnkPyd8SnC9RGbyNWHOnQ&pi=OHS-5-OISGm9N
Proud of the cover art I created
https://games.larkenx.me/playground.html?experiment=fluid_gpu
I've been working on uploading all of these to a sandbox people can play with. Check out https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSKMYc1CQHE for details on implementation for this particular sim! I used Claude Code to build and iterate.
The low video quality can make it difficult to see the sliders on the left, but I've added a lot of sliders and knobs to tweak the fluid sim. I made a bunch of presets that mimic ocean waves, a lava lamp, and a lot of other fun ones :D
Here's a great guide on how to get started https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rSKMYc1CQHE
This demo I'm working with is Godot 4 and built with Claude. I'm planning to write up some educational articles too at my own site https://games.larkenx.me/, but right now it's just a giant Godot 4 sandbox that is building with WebGL
Hey folks, it's been a while but I've just re-hosted the extended ascii previewer application https://github.com/Larkenx/extended-ascii-previewer for exploring different color themes and downloading IBM Code Page 437 tilesets, primarily sourced from https://dwarffortresswiki.org/Tileset_repository.
You can find the new hosted app at https://ascii.larkenx.me