點叫 DimGiu v0.2: the thirty-second relative
Four months from a demo to a product a whole family can use: accounts, photos, numbered uncles, and a link that lets each relative fill in their own birthday — plus the things I built and threw away.
Short, informal notes on what I'm building, what worked, and what died on the workbench.
Four months from a demo to a product a whole family can use: accounts, photos, numbered uncles, and a link that lets each relative fill in their own birthday — plus the things I built and threw away.
Two days of feel after the look: a cave for the predators, portraits that breathe, a checkpoint rule I argued against and lost, corner-cutting foxes, and towers that finally turn, recoil, and peck.
From grey boxes to an armed flock — the whole art journey, including the Blender dead end and the sheep that didn't survive the silhouette test.
An interactive family map that computes what to call every relative in Cantonese — from whoever's looking.
Motif detection, real exchange evaluation, share links, Lichess import — and a new home under Sun Labs.
A chess visualizer that shows what every piece attacks, defends, and controls — move by move.
Why every small idea now starts here instead of getting its own domain.