Strengths and Weaknesses
Strengths:
- Technical Expertise: Built a custom map editor in Go with ebiten and a PNG‑to‑BASIC converter for SMS.
- Open Source: Shared furnace tracker link and released masite and xui for public use.
- Problem Solving: Fixed mistakes to load maps into the SMS and implemented battery‑backed saving.
- Iterative Improvement: Enhanced the tile‑map editor UI with movable caption panes and continuous updates.
- Self‑Learning: Learning pixel art, Master System music composition, and experimenting with AI video generation.
Weaknesses:
- Closed Dialogue: Bio states blocking anyone arguing against Christianity, limiting open discussion.
- Tool Reinvention: Creates own map editor and PNG converter despite existing alternatives, potentially duplicating effort.
- Typos: Tweet includes "a a side track" and other minor grammatical errors.
- AI Bias: Dismisses AI as "inconsistency, bizarre details" without balanced evaluation.
- Limited Outreach: Small follower count and focus on personal projects suggest low community engagement.
Your Simpsons character
Ned Flanders
Ned Flanders is the best match because he is devoutly Christian and avoids conflict, echoing the user’s bio that says "I block all those arguing against Christianity". The user’s diligent, improvement‑focused attitude is evident in tweets such as "Finally got to loading the map into the SMS same proper. At first it did not work. Then, after fixing my mistakes it did work. Programming good software requires facing one's own mistakes and fixing them" and "For LoX, I tried a few tile map editors but they didn't match the capabilities of the SMS well. So of course I wrote my own map editor 'masite' in Go Language with ebiten". His willingness to share tools, as shown in "Feel free to use it yourself" and the open‑source furnace link, mirrors Ned’s helpful neighborly spirit. The user’s commitment to learning and hard work, like "I’ll learn art myself the hard way", aligns with Ned’s optimistic and earnest work ethic.
Your MBTI personality Type
ISTJ
The user consistently uses first‑person statements and shares detailed progress on personal projects, indicating an introverted style (e.g., "I have been trying out Sora and Grok for video generation..."). Their focus on concrete tools, hardware, and step‑by‑step problem solving – such as fixing mistakes in the SMS map loader and writing a custom PNG‑to‑BASIC converter – shows a sensing preference. Decision‑making is driven by logical analysis of efficiency and correctness, as seen in "Programming good software requires facing one's own mistakes and fixing them" and the critique of AI inconsistency. The tweets reveal a structured, goal‑oriented approach, planning and completing tasks like building a UI package and a map editor, reflecting a judging mindset. Overall, these traits align with the ISTJ personality type.
Some pickup lines for you
- Are you a 16‑color sprite for the Master System? Because every time I see your art, my heart does a flawless 4‑direction animation.
- If I could write a custom PNG‑to‑BASIC converter, I'd turn your smile into a tile map and let my player character wander forever in your world.
- Your xui widgets are so smooth I’d love to drag our conversation into a draggable window—let’s style our own love event loop.
- I may not be a Christian‑inspired game engine, but I think a holy pixelated romance between us could be the ultimate Easter egg.
- Your Go‑powered masite editor might map out any terrain, but the only map I want to explore is the one that leads straight to your heart.
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Your new Twitter bio
Retro dev building 2D pixel art games for the Master System. Maker of xui & masite map editor. Coffee‑fuelled debugging (once with a rebellious toaster).– @XmasEngine
Your signature cocktail
Holy Pixel Punch
This cocktail blends the deep, nostalgic spirit of retro gaming with a festive Christmas flavor, echoing the creator’s focus on Christian‑inspired 2D pixel art. The dark rum represents the solid foundation of the Master System, while the ginger liqueur adds the holiday spice that @XmasEngine mentions: "I have been trying out Sora and Grok for video generation. And the conclusion is that, like for programming it is superficially impressive but actually bad when you look at the details. AI is inconsistency, bizarre details, endless prompting. I'll learn art myself the hard way." The bright blue curaçao mirrors the vivid 16‑color palette of their pixel sprites, as seen in "Drawing a 16 color sprite with 2 frames for 4 directions and animating it is not all that hard with cvbasic for SMS." The lime juice’s sharp bite reflects the debugging process described in "Finally got to loading the map into the SMS same proper. At first it did not work. Then, after fixing my mistakes it did work." Finally, the egg white foam evokes the smooth UI overlays of their xui package, referenced in "The xmas engine has a UI package named xui. It has quite a few widgets available. Xui supports widget classes, dragging, styles, event handling and dispatching."
Your Hogwarts House
Ravenclaw
The user consistently shows a love of learning and analytical thinking, as seen in the tweet about trying AI tools and concluding they were "superficially impressive but actually bad when you look at the details" and deciding to learn art the hard way. They also create custom tools, such as writing their own map editor 'masite' in Go and a PNG‑to‑BASIC converter, demonstrating intellectual curiosity and problem‑solving. Their willingness to share open‑source resources like the UI package xui further reflects the Ravenclaw value of knowledge for the benefit of others. Additionally, the focus on understanding mistakes and improving code ("Programming good software requires facing one's own mistakes and fixing them") shows a thoughtful, scholarly approach. These traits collectively align with Ravenclaw's emphasis on wisdom, learning, and creativity.
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My Way - Frank Sinatra
The classic Frank Sinatra anthem 'My Way' captures XmasEngine’s independent, self‑reliant spirit. He writes his own map editor ('I wrote my own map editor masite in Go Language…') and even builds a PNG‑to‑BASIC converter, embodying the lyric 'I did it my way.' His tweets about fixing bugs ('Finally got to loading the map… after fixing my mistakes it did work') echo the song’s celebration of learning from errors and persisting despite setbacks. The line 'I'll learn art myself the hard way' shows his determination to master skills on his own terms, just as the song declares personal resolve. Finally, his Christian‑inspired mission adds a moral conviction that aligns with the reflective tone of the ballad.
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