I create software with AI. And I'm having a blast! 🚀
I'm a computer kid from Japan who never quite grew up.
Back in the day, I wrestled with a thick 6502 manual, stared in amazement at arcade games, and struggled to understand how those little sprites could move so beautifully across the screen.
More than four decades later, I'm still asking the same question:
"What if I could make something like that?"
The difference?
Back then, I spent most of my time figuring out how to make things work.
Today, with AI as my creative partner, I can spend more time dreaming about what to make.
And that's an incredible feeling.
I build strange little things simply because I want them to exist.
Retro radios. Tiny gadgets. Sound experiments. Things that probably don't need to exist—but make life a little more fun.
I'm not here to prove that AI is better than traditional programming.
I'm here because I love creating things.
I respect the people who write every line of code themselves. I respect the people who build on libraries and frameworks. And I respect the people who use AI to bring their ideas to life.
Criticize the work. Question the design. Point out the bugs.
That's how we learn.
But never mock someone who's giving their heart to what they create.
There's no one right way to create.
And as long as I'm curious, I'll keep making things.
Kariage Pompadour Entertainment
Unaligned by Design. Still Creating.