HUGO MARINHO
mostly on my own
I build things that don't flinch.
I build games and tools on my own, and I actually ship them. That guy is a drifter from one of my games, and right now he's tracking your cursor. Click him.
Wastrel
A daily strategy game where everyone gets the exact same map, down to the pixel. No luck, no dice, just the same world for all of us, every day. I drew every tile and every drifter myself, and I'm proud of that. Here's one of them.
Step into Wastrel →The $21k Bitcoin bot, reopened
Someone posted a wallet as a $21k bot that cracked Bitcoin. I rebuilt it, read-only, from public data. After fees it cleared $1,125.68 across 127 markets, a 52.4% win rate against a 49.8% break-even. Then nudge the latency: the whole edge evaporates from +$7.85 to -$57.91.
Verdict: fee-eaten microstructure, not prediction.
Read the repo (MIT) →Fit or Pass
People see a job-fit tool and shrug: why not just ask ChatGPT? Because one model, alone, will flatter you into applying. So a second model audits the first one's verdict on purpose, hunting the inflation. The auditor is the whole point.
Is This A Scam
Paste a message, a claim, an offer that smells off. It reads the thing in plain language and calls it, across ten languages, so the people most targeted are not the last to get a straight answer.
Neon Run
A neon runner I built by hand, one canvas, no game engine. Double-jump the wreckage, grab a shield to smash clean through it, and chain combos as the speed ramps up. See how far you get.