ChrisGermano

5 ms·

1.
by ChrisGermano 10mo ago
It's subjective, but I love what some people come up with in the Code Golf Stackexchange ( https://codegolf.stackexchange.com/ ).
2.
by ChrisGermano 10mo ago
Doing less, more productive, but I know its limits. I treat is as my "little assistant" - able to accomplish a lot but without the experience or cognition to make good decisions independently. Been using it a lot for framing out b
3.
by ChrisGermano 10mo ago
It's not exactly what you're looking for but Game Dev Tycoon is very enjoyable if you want to experience a video game startup. Checks most boxes, not the most realistic but enough.
4.
by ChrisGermano 11mo ago
I've been building https://smartrik.com which is heavily vibe coded. The entire platform is built out but far from production-ready. Prompts were very compartmentalized and specific so it hasn't been a high level &quot
5.
by ChrisGermano 11mo ago
On a similar note my parents didn't love the [AS] shows with more narrative but always sat down to watch stuff like 12oz Mouse with me. I still enjoy that kind of loose narrative content but I really don't get a lot of stuff the
6.
by ChrisGermano 11mo ago
Scan failed. Network error. Please try again.
7.
by ChrisGermano 11mo ago
I'm building a platform to help employees prepare for large high-value meetings and presentations with note taking and on-demand AI summarization and sentiment analysis to best prepare and deliver information. The main driver was first
8.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
Not sure if schizophrenia or attempting creepypasta
9.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
Being the resident JavaScript/Node expert on my last team put me in a great position for quasi-leadership and opened up some doors later on. The greatest skillset in my tech career has been developing soft skills, especially communicat
10.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
Hit some speed bumps but still building out a Discord-based digital TCG platform. Discord felt like a natural social context for an accessible and customizable experience. Users can use their own media for card images, but it's also in
11.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
Previously I developed crypto-centric web apps and games for clients, which eventually pivoted to security testing and bug bounties (several apps were in a legal grey area and willing to pay higher than average). These days not doing anythi
12.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
If AI can replace my job (mid/senior level developer) a lot of people will be in trouble as well. Realistically I would take whatever available retail job is closest and start churning out lightweight web and mobile games on the side u
13.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
My team has faced issues like this and other than ensuring any secrets are removed from your code and stored in a .gitignore'd config file (if you really need them to live so close to the codebase in the first place), you need to prior
14.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
I like the design and what the game's trying to achieve, but something was slightly off. Even on topics I'm well versed in (eg. sports brands) seeing 9 words at once, on the clock, felt more stressful than fun. Definitely a strong
15.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
Getting feedback and handling (potentially automating) social media
16.
Show HN: DiscordTCG – A TCG platform for Discord in early development(discordtcg.com)
1 points by ChrisGermano 1y ago|1 comments
17.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
I've been working on a basic TCG platform to run on Discord servers. Community owners can build card collections while players can earn credits, open packs, trade up cards, and fuse cards into original creations. I'm still testing
18.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
That's hilarious, I don't remember that one at all
19.
by ChrisGermano 1y ago
Years back I wrote brainfuck in python to just use various A's and named it Screaming. It's dumb but fun. Hello World: AAAAAAAAAAÁàAAAAAAAàAAAAAAAAAAàAAAàAááááaÀàAAâàAâAAAAAAAââAAAâàAAâááAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAâàâAAAâaaaaaaâaaaaaaaaâàAâàâ