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Ask HN: Should Hacker News have a "prompts" section to AI code novel apps/games?
Each post would consist of a self-contained prompt for coding a novel web app/game along with the recommended AI(s) for doing so.
- pvg 1y agoI'd skip the level of indirection and just add an 'amichail asks' section.
- Disposal8433 1y agoToo specific, and it would be a turn-off for me to have such a section. We don't have "Show my NFTs" either, you can try Lemmy for that.
- dormento 1y agoI think this might be an appropriate use for regular "Show HN", no?
- amichail 1y agoShort English prompts that can be used to create entire apps/games via AI is a recent and very important development IMO.
- romanhn 1y agoI have sincere doubts that a single short (or even long) prompt is enough to get a working app/game beyond some trivial level of difficulty. And even if it were possible, such a thing would be interesting to only a very small subset of HN readership. I'm quite interested in recent AI developments and I would still not click on such a section.
- amichail 1y agoGemini 2.5 Pro (Preview) was able to one shot my novel Rubik's cube variant as a web app via a short English prompt.
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- brudgers 1y agoCan’t people share blog posts[1] about their prompts as normal submissions? If it is something the community finds intellectually interesting, then those posts will tend to do well organically. [1] or toots and tweets