A system that turns an imagined object into 3D, in real time. It ran end to end, returned chance, and then the actual result showed up disguised as a failure.
Writing
Occasional notes on what I am building and thinking about. Some of it is research. Some of it is a weekend spent hiding cables behind a desk. Both are here on purpose, so the filter below sorts them out.
Five days, a VR deadline, and no time to model a city by hand. So I taught Unreal Engine a Wave Function Collapse that laid the streets, raised the buildings, and then drove the traffic.
Everything became a rental. A test for telling the fees that buy something from the fees that buy permission, and the question you have to ask straight after it.
When an agent writes the Go, "137 warnings, use your judgement" is useless as an acceptance signal. So I built GoRacle: a build gate that answers yes or no, and assumes the author will cheat.
Photographs I could not publish, anonymized and then handed to an AI with one instruction: remove the body, keep the clothes. What remains is a picture of absence.