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neurodiv_dennis

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About neurodiv_dennis

I'm a neurodivergent software developer. I build digital retreats with zero sensory overload.

In a world full of sensory overload, I build apps that bring peace.

No flashy ads, no manipulative dopamine traps, no artificial stress. Just pure, safe experiences tailored to the needs of neurodivergent people — and a breath of fresh air for everyone else.

* 100% Ad-Free * Zero Pressure * Low-Stimulation

https://neurodiv.dev

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    I feel the same for my personal side projects. I get a lot more done with than without ai. Still there's a never ending pile (not sure if a heap or a stack tbh) of work to do. And …

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    Thanks for the opportunity! I - umm I mean my friend - just sent you a message.

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    Wow, what a revelation! I didn't know you could create browser games with Kotlin. I'll definitely look into TeaVM once I find the time for it. Thanks for sharing!

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    Sounds pretty cool! I've been taking a look at it and browsed through the categories. Is it also for apps? Now that I'm writing this - as I saw WhatsApp as an example with 5 altern…

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    You're absolutely right about this! I will definitely look into no. Thanks for the hint. And yes, manually approving every single step is cumbersome and not really feasible. That's…

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    What about "said" ("sAId" if it's not obvious enough :-D)?

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    People always find ways to farm engagement or trick the system. I think it's not worth the effort to build something around it to try and prevent it. It will fade again.

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    Exactly. Lost the loot, kept the XP.

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    "luckily" I had a backup.

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    So that's why they call it "YOLO-mode"

    And why it probably isn't a good idea to use it. Some days ago a Gemini agent of mine went bananas and deleted all of my local git repos. Thanks to Timeshift the damage was reverta…