Our email this week if from a long time fan and frequent contributor, Ivan Hahn. Ivan writes:
Hello Dick and Chad,
This is a video for the warehouse that is also a “What the heck is it” that I explain in the video.
Keep the video rolling at the end I put in some footage of how loud this product is while in use.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qy9Vt3tTY90
Thanks for everything
Ivan Hahn
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Email of the week:
I stumbled across this site the other day called Isometric NYC (isometric.nyc), and you’ve got to check it out—it turns all of New York City into this massive, interactive pixel-art map that looks just like an old-school game of SimCity 2000. The guy behind it, Andy Coenen, came up with the idea while looking out over Manhattan from an office balcony, wanting to capture that dense city energy through pure retro nostalgia. Doing that kind of detail entirely by hand for the whole city would take a lifetime, so he trained an image model on classic pixel aesthetics and blended real map data with generative AI to build it out block by block. It’s an absolute blast to pan around, and honestly one of the coolest uses of modern tech to pull off a creative passion project I’ve seen in a while.
Cheers, Uncle LaLa
