Bennorthmore

I wanted a map that panned like butter and a 3D car that followed the road. A week later I had learned which one was lying to me.

A laundrette game about the lives people leave in their pockets, and revisiting the game dev spark I thought I'd lost.

A GPT mini model on the web, deep links into the app, and the same pipe reused for Couch to 5K.

Seek added Russian in an afternoon. Ascend added a bunch of languages after one Greek request and it hurt.

The facts of my life don't change with my mood. The meaning I attach to them does.

The motivated moment happens before someone installs your app. Ascend doesn't save the plan until the user decides to stay.

AI didn't replace the junior engineer. It changed what learning and shipping look like for one.

AI didn't just make content cheap. It made authenticity expensive.

We automate tests, builds and deployments. So why are screenshots and GIFs still manual?

I varied how much code an LLM could see. Token count barely changed. What changed was whether it copied or invented.