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    Tobi Lütke Shares Pride in Saturday AI Software Work

    Shopify CEO Tobi Lütke posts about a Saturday AI software project.

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    Tobi Lütke replied that he spent a Saturday on work he called extremely promising for modernizing complex software. He described putting its brain behind a simple protocol to enable new interfaces and use cases. Examples mentioned include using nethack as an engine for a dungeon crawler or making a 3D version. He closed by stating he is proud of this one.

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    @tobiOverall, this was just a Saturday of work. I think this is extremely promising way to modernize complex and important software. Put its brain on the far side of a simple protocol, and let us explore new interfaces and use cases like this. You can use nethack as an engine for your own next dungeon crawler, or make a 3D shooter out of it. Or just a agent speedrun arena.

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    @tobiOverall, this was just a Saturday of work. I think this is extremely promising way to modernize complex and important software. Put its brain on the far side of a simple protocol, and let us explore new interfaces and use cases like this. You can use nethack as an engine for your own next dungeon crawler, or make a 3D shooter out of it. Or just a agent speedrun arena.