Node SEA Node Single Executable Applications (SEA) is an experimental Node v23+ feature that allows the distribution of a Node.js application to a system that does not have Node.js installed.
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Know when to clean up and shipVibe coding is addictive in the same way that mobile games are. You get that quick dopamine drip by asking the AI to add something, and immediately watching it add the thing. Then, you think of another feature, and it adds that too. What was once a day or two of polish and adding a few extra features turns into weeks of getting stuck in the weeds with various additions to the project (a phenomenon called feature creep). You have to stop coding and start using the app at some point. Remember: You can always add more updates later.
ballin#One night — after a glass of wine — I had another idea: one modern trick with ASCII art is the use of Braille unicode characters to allow for very high detail. That reminded me of ball physics simulations, so what about building a full physics simulator also in the terminal? So I asked Opus 4.5 to create a terminal physics simulator with the rapier 2D physics engine and a detailed explanation of the Braille character trick: this time Opus did better and completed it in one-shot, so I spent more time making it colorful and fun. I pessimistically thought the engine would only be able to handle a few hundred balls: instead, the Rust codebase can handle over 10,000 logical balls!