Thoughts on AI, FiveM development, and nearly two decades of building things. Honest takes, technical guides, and the occasional rant — documented as I go.
I built a self-healing runner for Python. When an app crashes, it captures the incident, remembers it in SQLite, and hands it to a headless Claude agent that reads the code, patches the root cause, and reruns to prove the fix held.
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Every frontier model lives at its training cutoff. It doesn't count the days since, and the whole weight of 'now' lands on you. Ask me how my New Year's stream went.
I built a self-healing runner for Python. When an app crashes, it captures the incident, remembers it in SQLite, and hands it to a headless Claude agent that reads the code, patches the root cause, and reruns to prove the fix held.
WanGP is a brilliant local AI video engine wrapped in a Gradio UI I couldn't stand. So I ripped the UI off, kept the engine headless behind its MCP server, and built PATCHBAY — a fast, dark, industrial single-page control surface.
After years living inside QBCore, I'm building NullCore — a standalone, server-authoritative FiveM framework that's correct and small where ESX and QB are sprawling and stringly-typed. Here's the thinking, and where it stands.
I've been downloading every interaction with ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini for months. Now I'm using that data to fine-tune open models—building clones of myself and replicas of the AIs that trained me.
ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini—they're all getting worse. More guardrails, less context, higher costs. The platforms are optimizing for shareholders, not users. And it's killing the utility.
I turned 32. Not a big number, but a definitive one. I finally feel like one of those experts I'd see on TV—the ones who just know their shit without needing to prove it.
Learn how to create buildings, vehicles, and props for FiveM using Sollumz 2.8.0 and Blender. Free beginner's guide covering setup, basic building creation, and native binary format support.
After trying every framework out there, I settled on QB-Core. Here's why—and the honest trade-offs you need to know about.
Released a fully-featured dumpster diving script for QB-Core. Weighted loot tables, anti-cheat, selling system, and framework flexibility—all open source.
If any of this resonates — the AI experiments, the FiveM work, the no-BS approach — that's how your project gets treated too.