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sorry! i debated this quite a bit, but the sv opening credits was too good to not include :(

more zoom enabled!

more zoom enabled!

yeah, there are a ton of issues wrt water. I've documented a few of them here: https://sf.isopolis.city/dev.html Planning to fix in the next version!

Spurious lakes are an interesting issue I looked into a bit. 2 types of cases ended up becoming lakes: 1. "shadows" 2. flat green areas I think a better data distribution should el…

ty!

very inspired by you!

glad you liked it! I had to leave out a ton of details in the training process. But at every step, codex/cc built me a dev tool to navigate the complexity. That was such a unique s…

yeah, there are a ton of issues especially around water. I've documented a bunch of them here: https://sf.isopolis.city/dev.html I tried out a few ideas, but i think better trainin…

oooof, I can actually allow more zoom (was just embarrassed at bad pixels)

haha ty!

hey thanks! i wrote it all up here: https://sf.isopolis.city/dev.html

woahhh, these are so beautiful!

(blogpost author here) I've noticed this too. My top guess for any such thing would be that this type of sub-agent routing is outside the training distribution. Its possible that t…

There may be other reasons to use ai sdk, but I'd highly recommend starting with a simple loop + port most relevant tools from Claude Code before using any framework. Nice, do shar…

Oops, fixed it, thanks!

(blogpost author here) Haha, that's totally fair. I've read a whole bunch of posts comparing CC to other tools, or with a dump of the the architecture. This post was mainly for peo…

(blogpost author here) I actually found none of them useful. I think MCP is an incomplete idea. Tools and the system prompt cannot be so cleanly separated (at least not yet). Just …

(blogpost author here) You're right! I did make the distinction in an earlier draft, but decided to use "RAG" interchangeably with vector search, as it is popularly known today in …

(author of the blogpost here) Yeah, you can extract a LOT of performance from the basics and don't have to do any complicated setup for ~99% of use cases. Keep the loop simple, hav…