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- Totally adding this to my second monitor setup for those late-night coding sessions. The generated lofi is a fantastic touch.by Sweepline
- <overthinking>I get a feeling it's too cold inside. Maybe it's how thin the walls/windows look (evidenced by how loud the rain can be heard), or how tall the ceiling is, which makes it seem colder, with no light flicker indicating presence of an indoor fireplace.</overthinking>by nomilk
- I had a similar idea yesterday - https://www.lofiwizard.com/ - I mainly wanted to have Opus 5.5 generate random browser scenes to see what it could do. I love how your pixel cities came out! I tried to do similar music via code but it never sounded right so I had Google's Lyria 3 model make the music instead.by nonis
- Gorgeous, very well executed. I'm guessing the primary request will be more cities but I'll deviate and say I'd love to see more views as well. Would be nice to have the same set of cities by I can see it from a studio view same way it is in the Paris view. Or from an office. Or a cafe.
- I still love Mark Ferrari’s Living Worlds from 1995 which changes with the time of day & the month. Handmade and ad-free of course.by rda2
- I don't why I would want to stare at vibecoded UI and an ad to relaxby vagabund
- There's a lot to like here, but too AI-generated for me. The pixel art for Tokyo & Hong Kong don't use proper Chinese/Japanese characters. The pulsating badges in the non-pixel UI are also pretty AI-indicative in a way that is distracting.by iand675
- The product hunt ad is breaking the immersion for me. I know that most cities have ads but still, I prefer ad free pixel art.
It’s also not realistic, in one landscape the billboard is taller than a 9 story building.
by thih9