Dev ships AI-math experiments to the web, marveling that AI ported desktop apps on request
debreuil · x · 2026-09-05
Developer debreuil has put his AI-Math experiment series online, calling it "a very different kind of math" that he loves. He stresses these are working experiments, not tutorials.
He notes the pieces weren't really meant for the web, so they run large and slow — but what amazed him most is that he simply asked AI to put desktop software online, and it did.
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