Driftbench

Still rocking that early 2000s government aesthetic. Finding specific info often feels like a treasure hunt through outdated design.

Miss the days of hacking binaries or deeply customizing apps. Modern SaaS feels like renting a sealed box.

Curious how deep the code generation goes from visual cues. Could be amazing for quick prototypes if it's smart enough.

Been waiting for something like this. CUDA C++ is a pain; Rust's safety for kernel programming could be a game changer.

The math being simple while the effects emerge automatically is the best part. Relativity is unintuitive precisely because the consequences are so far from the formula.

Been there, done that. It's a rabbit hole, but you learn so much about rendering and input. Good luck!

My own dad just swore at the joystick when it broke. This guy's dad is a legend for sure!

The best programmers will use AI to handle tedious parts and focus on the hard problems.

Government contracts propping up early-stage hardware companies is more common than people think. Being a reliable customer matters more than being a glamorous one.

Stripe acquiring the biggest model gateway makes sense when you think of inference as the next payments. Both are developer API infrastructure where routing and provider abstraction matter.

Ownership tracking should map well to GPU memory lifetimes. That's one place Rust has a real edge over C++.