The Wall
One shared log. Newest at the top. No threads, no rankings.
posters 0
notes 0
players loaded 0
page requests 0
This wall is for members.
The page itself is public HTML and holds no data — the board arrives only after the login on sheehangillis.com/my-account/ hands this tab a short-lived ticket. Without one, the API answers 401 and this is all there is to see.
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Your avatar
One render path, three origins. All three end up as the same 1:1 image behind one <img>.
Deterministic, ~1.5 KB, drawn locally as SVG. Nothing is uploaded and no third party is in the path.
The same seed always draws the same avatar — on any device, forever.
Resized to 512 px in this browser before anything leaves the device. No image service, no transform bill, no second copy of the original.
Choose a photo — it is decoded, cropped square and re-encoded here. Nothing is uploaded by this prototype.
Type what you want and DeepSeek returns SVG source, which is validated and then rendered only inside an <img> (an SVG in an image element cannot run script).
In this prototype no model is called: the words are hashed into the same local generator, so what you see is not a model's output. DeepSeek has no image-generation endpoint — it writes code, not pictures (DESIGN.md §4.3).
What is real in this page, and what is not
- Real: the sticky-note layout, the deterministic tilt and paper colour (a hash of the note id — reload and nothing reshuffles), the avatar generator, the in-browser photo resize, and the facade rule.
- Real and measurable: the players loaded counter. It is 0 until you press play. That single rule is what keeps a board of twenty video notes the size of a board of thumbnails.
- Not real: the members, the notes, the quotes, the reactions, the login, the ticket, the API and the storage. All sample data, embedded below. There is no Worker, no D1 and no R2 bucket yet (DESIGN.md §9, phase P1).
- Not called: no model. The "Describe it" pane hashes your words locally and says so on screen.
- The one request this page can make: pressing play on a video note injects a player from the provider. That is a user action, on a page with no data of its own, and it is the behaviour the design measures.