Martijn Smit
@lostdomain.org
I share learnings, tips and tricks, and achievements around running and building products solo. 👷♂️
Building productivity tools like whatpulse.org [Professional], MuteDeck.com, TypeTest.io, and more.
Stroopwafels. 🧇
Building productivity tools like whatpulse.org [Professional], MuteDeck.com, TypeTest.io, and more.
Stroopwafels. 🧇
🔗 gravity-goes-brrrr.lostdomain.org
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
December 14, 2025 at 12:52 PM
🔗 gravity-goes-brrrr.lostdomain.org
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
🔗 https://gravity-goes-brrrr.lostdomain.org/
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
December 14, 2025 at 12:53 PM
🔗 https://gravity-goes-brrrr.lostdomain.org/
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
it's a simple Newtonian n-body sim. You can drag emojis into orbit around the Sun, switch to an Earth/Moon view to see lunar orbit up close, or throw things into a black hole
what's the most ridiculous "stable" orbit you can get?
I was explaining orbital dynamics to someone today (at a very basic level) and realized it would be way easier to just show it.
so we built this little gravity sandbox in about 30 minutes with Claude (link below) 👀
it's really fun to try and get a stable orbit 😊
so we built this little gravity sandbox in about 30 minutes with Claude (link below) 👀
it's really fun to try and get a stable orbit 😊
December 14, 2025 at 12:51 PM
I was explaining orbital dynamics to someone today (at a very basic level) and realized it would be way easier to just show it.
so we built this little gravity sandbox in about 30 minutes with Claude (link below) 👀
it's really fun to try and get a stable orbit 😊
so we built this little gravity sandbox in about 30 minutes with Claude (link below) 👀
it's really fun to try and get a stable orbit 😊
it might seem obvious, it might not, but make sure your checkout flow is seamless
need the user to login first? remember what they were doing and automatically continue it, once they're logged in
new account? same deal, continue automatically after they've registered
need the user to login first? remember what they were doing and automatically continue it, once they're logged in
new account? same deal, continue automatically after they've registered
December 5, 2025 at 4:51 PM
it might seem obvious, it might not, but make sure your checkout flow is seamless
need the user to login first? remember what they were doing and automatically continue it, once they're logged in
new account? same deal, continue automatically after they've registered
need the user to login first? remember what they were doing and automatically continue it, once they're logged in
new account? same deal, continue automatically after they've registered