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by ehaveman 1mo ago
wonder how it compares to https://github.com/apirrone/Open_Duck_Mini (besides being a lot easier to put together)
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by ehaveman 7mo ago
really interesting - except the charts are impossible to read for colour blind people.
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by ehaveman 7mo ago
they aren't so much shapes as they are different algorithms - so switching shapes means picking a new algorithm and running it.
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Show HN: Generative Art Synthesizer(emh.io)
2 points by ehaveman 7mo ago|2 comments
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by ehaveman 9mo ago
https://emh.io/ just started working on it again!
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by ehaveman 1y ago
i thought this would be the year of AI pretending to be humans, not vice versa.
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by ehaveman 1y ago
this resonates. "consumption-to-creation ratio" are words i've never put to that positive feeling of choosing to code over watching another TV show or the negative feeling of the alternative choice. recently i feel like vibe
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by ehaveman 1y ago
when i track nutrition i always get stuck on things like "are the values for a chicken thigh with the bone in or out? do i weigh the meat pre-cooked or after i cook it? do i weigh the bones after i'm done eating and subtract that
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by ehaveman 2y ago
wow, that's beautiful - the whole site https://people.idsia.ch/~juergen/ is an amazing rabbit hole im gonna lose myself in.
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by ehaveman 2y ago
interesting article but now im curious how this has evolved over the last 6 months with advancements like tool use and the new reasoning models.
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Build Your Own Game Engine in the Browser – David Whitney – NDC London 2025 [video](youtube.com)
2 points by ehaveman 2y ago|0 comments
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by ehaveman 2y ago
couple more vibe coding experiments from this week: random maze pacman clone: https://emh.io/gpt/mazeman.html breakout with a slowly expanding voronoi wall: https://emh.io/gpt/voronoi.html all the
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Infinite Word Search(emh.io)
1 points by ehaveman 2y ago|2 comments
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by ehaveman 2y ago
latest in my vibe coding adventures is an infinite word search game. click and drag when you find a word. the grid of letters is pseudo-randomly generated by coordinate (so it is deterministic) and the game seeds actual words in every 10x10
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by ehaveman 2y ago
so many cool innovations in this build!
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by ehaveman 2y ago
this stat is totally wild to me: > 100 native orchard mason bees can do the equivalent pollination work of tens of thousands of honeybees
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by ehaveman 2y ago
i've been complaining about people using "double click" in meetings for at least a decade. how is this news?
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by ehaveman 3y ago
from the lewis article: > the kid had bought stock and then, ''using multiple fictitious names,'' posted hundreds of messages on Yahoo Finance message boards recommending that stock to others if that's not illega
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Ask HN: Any interactive math tutorials that use a computational algebra system?
1 points by ehaveman 3y ago|1 comments
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by ehaveman 3y ago
fun. good writeup. i tried setting up a custom gpt to run a game like anagramish.com - gave it the word list to choose from, instructions on the rules, etc - but no matter what i did in the prompt it would hallucinate start words or it woul
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Enchanted Loom(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by ehaveman 3y ago|0 comments
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by ehaveman 3y ago
saw how old this was and really hoped to find more in the series!
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by ehaveman 3y ago
i'm super curious about the book!
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by ehaveman 3y ago
this is the way.
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by ehaveman 3y ago
i was struck by that as well. smart long game moves.
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Potluck – Dynamic documents as personal software(youtube.com)
1 points by ehaveman 3y ago|1 comments
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by ehaveman 3y ago
really enjoyed this demo of a tool that enables text documents to be gradually enriched with application features. think taking a recipe and making the quantities and durations interactive via some pattern matching and simple instrumentatio
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by ehaveman 4y ago
Be nice if there was more of a description and/or a demo video.
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by ehaveman 4y ago
can you provide some more detail? i tried reproducing and got very different results. both chatgpt and the gpt playground return: w2: creative w4: unordered when fed the prompt: r(man,young,age,old) r(man,rich, wealth, poor) now find w2 an
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by ehaveman 4y ago
How long before someone makes a pangram wordle-like game?

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