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Been building a privacy protocol, that's truly decentralised (zero cex involvement) for almost 3 months now - and Zafe Protocol is live on @solana today. Do a test transfer for a small amount (best to do the advanced, delayed transfer - but sure do try the instant version as well) and please share your thoughts. Out of our respect to @TheOnlyNom and the mighty orange dog @bonk_inu, ZERO platform fee ever for anyone who has $BONK in their wallet CC @SuperteamSG @solana_devs 🙏

Introducing Xcheaper 🎉 FREE forever! Someone built a cheaper @X with one-time fee. So we decided to open sauce it! Why pay for anything when you can vibecodr everything! Same idea: posting things. FREE and open sauce lifetime. 140 characters. Unlimited vibes. No algorithm. → metropolix.io?X=1

Meet Diogo Almeida, CEO of @typesafeai 😎 ~ @CompleteSkeptic

Followed you all in comments :)

I started building a completely autonomous Ai agent on April. Initially I was building it for Solana devs, approached @SuperteamSG and a few others for some support but didn't get any, in fact I contacted so many :D So I decided to go off-crypto, transformed it into something that will work for, fit into, anything. Built it into a BD, a designer, among a few other things. Here's the results so far. BD agent has made over $26K so far, fully autonomous, runs on autopilot. Design agent built @MetropolixIO and made about $4.7k this month. Seems like moving away from crypto and solana and integrating it into other ventures irl is one of the best decisions I've ever made. Yes it took me about 6 months and still working on it, every day! But it's slowly paying off now 🦾 The initial source code, the concept and and its powers are open source on git.

Hey founders on @X I'm building @MetropolixIO and would be great if you could push it to 300 🫡 Looking forward to seeing your projects and connect to you as well. If you are working on something cool, please do share in comments

Followed you all guys 🫡

This is what happens when @X decides to kill your project' I am building @MetropolixIO, but its reach is basically dead. I've been replying to people, avoiding external links, doing everything you're supposed to do. Nothing works 🤷‍♂️

I just met the CEO of TypeSafe AI ser Diogo Almeida on @MetropolixIO - he's pretty cool and explained quite a lot of about Jev and System One Models 😉 @CompleteSkeptic @typesafeai 🫡

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Come explore the @MetropolixIO with me ;)

Me right now 😜 pitching @MetropolixIO to everyone lol

Guess what I've stumbled across during my morning stroll on the @MetropolixIO 😛

I built this entire 3D exploring experience for @MetropolixIO in less than 72 hours Things that used to take weeks or months with designers, 3D artists, game developers and UI/UX teams can now be built in days! Just me, NO other developers. I already had the UI built, but the interactive 3D world was missing Here's what I wanted to achieve A world where startups have their own branded buildings, people can explore the environment, discover businesses and interact with the platform Not another flat directory with cards and links. An actual 3D experience that runs in the browser. The challenge is that 3D on the web can get expensive very quickly Heavy models, complicated textures, too many polygons and unnecessary effects can make an experience slow, especially on ordinary devices So I approached it differently Used three.js to build the interactive environment directly in the browserUse lowpoly models to keep geometry simple and lightweightKeep the environment modular so buildings, roads, plots and other elements can be reusedAvoid unnecessary textures, materials and expensive visual effectsFocus on loading only what the user needs rather than rendering the entire world at full detailMake navigation and exploration feel smooth without requiring a gaming PC The interesting part is that lowpoly doesn't have to mean low quality. With the right proportions, lighting, colours and composition, you can build a world that looks good without needing millions of polygons or massive assets And three.js gives you the ability to bring that world to life directly in the browser No separate game installation. No dedicated game engine download for the user. Just a website people can open and explore Here's what I learned from building Metropolix You don't always need a large team to build something visually ambitious A well-planned lowpoly environment can be much easier to optimize than a world built around unnecessarily complex assets AI-assisted development can dramatically shorten the time between having an idea and seeing it working, although the architecture, testing and iteration still matter Performance needs to be part of the design from day one, not something you try to fix after everything is built The real opportunity isn't just building 3D models. It's turning them into useful interactive experiences that people can access on everyday devices I'm still improving Metropolix, and there's a lot more I want to build into it But getting the interactive 3D experience running in less than 72 hours, working on it alone, showed me how much is possible with the right approach If you're building interactive websites, virtual environments, games, product showcases or browser-based experiences, I'd seriously look at three.js and lowpoly assets You might be surprised by what you can build without a full 3D or game design team. 🦾

Day 1 of @MetropolixIO

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