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Here's some of what people around the Joshternet have been publishing about this subject. Different websites, different perspectives, and a few more places to explore.
Joshua Stübner (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshuastuebner.com
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Line goes up. Line goes down. Trying to understand.
Josh Urban Davis (opens on the publisher’s site)
joshurbandavis.com
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Standard Connect Four (drop a disc into any of the seven columns, first to line up four wins) with a twist: every drop sweeps a bar once across the columns, left to right, and sings whatever pieces are stacked in each one as it passes. Row picks the pitch, color picks the register, and the skin you choose is the instrument -- every game becomes a score no two players will ever repeat.
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Say something plainly and hear it back from nine voices, from Taylor Swift and Kendrick Lamar to Shakespeare, Poe and the Book of Proverbs: the nearest line each of them ever wrote, found by meaning, not by keywords.
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Standard Reversi/Othello, heard as a phrase being rewritten. Outflank a line of discs to flip them. Every move plays the previous board, then its new arrangement: flipped discs keep their place in time while changing register and reversing their melodic contour. The skin you choose sets the instrument. If you have no legal move, your turn is skipped.
Chris Minnick (opens on the publisher’s site)
www.chrisminnick.com
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Put Anthropic's command-line coding agent to work on real projects: connect it to your codebase, tests and tools, and build and ship software faster.
Josh Finnie (opens on the publisher’s site)
www.joshfinnie.com
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I spent a week having Claude Code audit my fork of LightCraft, the AI-built Rust Lightroom clone: fuzzing, crash safety, a locked control port, faster frames, and 50,000 deleted lines.
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pushfile is a command-line tool that allows you to push files to your own S3 bucket, seamlessly!
