Said I'd open source it. Polestar is live. Free, open source, on CurseForge. 158 guides. Every race. 1-60. Proudly made with AI.

Born and raised in Sydney, I took the weather for granted big time. I think most Aussies do. The idea of dark winter months means nothing until you've lived through one. When I first moved to Scandinavia, I didn't get it. Several years on, the moment I see the sun, I'm out the fucken door. So with winter rolling in, if you're somewhere the days get bloody short, look after yourselves. Get your vitamin D in, keep moving, and don't spend the dark months glued to a screen. And when the sun shows up get your ass outside.

Blizzard pls

Shipped two products in two months. Both with real communities using them every day. I'm not saying this to flex. I'm saying it because times have changed, and a lot of people haven't noticed yet. One person who understands the whole product life cycle can now rival a team of ten: - finding the problem - designing it - building it - shipping it - listening to users - fixing it the same day AI didn't replace the skill. It removed the bottleneck. What used to need ten people's hours now needs one person's judgement, plus a vision, endless caffeine, and the stubbornness to keep going when it breaks at 2am. Meanwhile, funded teams are two years in with little to show. Not because they lack talent, but because coordination is slow and every decision has a meeting. If you've got the skills and the vision, there has never been a better time to just build it yourself. Hire people who get shit done.

"Someone can just vibe code what you created" Have fun then, wish the below showed emotions each day.

"This is a big port, roughly 43k lines of Rust, and Fitz wants no JS left. It could take 2-3 days" "Just an update, we've completed the rust port in 12mins" LLM's sense of time astonishes me.