created by David
I was recently inspired by Robert Rodriguez's interviews on [Lex Fridman](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xJoT3bJyHuA), [Joe Rogan](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxGtxPV1xoc), and [Tim Ferriss](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fbPEvPERqpE) where he described his process of leveraging notecards to solve problems.
Originally a writing tool, he has applied it to various domains boasting that those cards have earned him $1 million.
This is also a test of pure "vibe coding" (Cursor Gemini 2.5 Pro - Thinking). In the repo, I've included the full conversation.
This is still not something I would do in production code. But for a greenfield project, it seems like an incredible prototyping tool.
created by David
(formerly "Make a Set")
A card game that I was inspired to make due to severely losing in the physical version. I made the [original version](https://portfolio.davidgranado.com/projects/make-a-set/) in a matter of hours back in 2010.
Recently, I've decided to resurrect it and turn it into a more fleshed out application complete with leader boards and multiplayer.
Backstory:
I was with my wife’s family over Thanksgiving this year gorging on enough meat and starches to tranquilize a small yak. After said gorging, my wife pulled out a game that I had never before played. It was called Set. And, man, was it fun. But, man, did I suck.
Anywho, after playing the game, I thought about the rules and said to myself “Dude, that would be an easy thing to make.” So, I sloppily spent a few hours hacking the original version together in 2011. After all, I am too cheap to go an just but it.