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by neontomo 3y ago
I enjoyed the AI images in the articles, they were crisp and beautiful (mostly). I wouldn't trust this to research anything, but it could be interesting as a way to generate a fictional world and a Wiki to document all the details.
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by neontomo 3y ago
This is surprisingly hard, if the walls killed the snake it would be near impossible.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Entertaining people can be useful to society, without fun we'd simply be worker drones living miserable lives. That said, I also struggle to see how how this guiding principle of "being useful" led him to take these actions.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Does it pull stuff from here? Or is it its own thing? I built a clone of Hacker News with only ChatGPT stuff, not quite the same as your site though. https://neontomo.com/play/chatgpt-news/
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by neontomo 3y ago
With new bookmark managers for some reason they're usually a website, and no matter how good the design choices are, I just won't use it. Not because it's not amazing, but because not integrating it into the browser makes my
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by neontomo 3y ago
Can you show an example of it working?
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by neontomo 3y ago
Interesting side-note, the iOS app only allows you to save your chat history if you allow them to use it for training. Pretty dark pattern.
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by neontomo 3y ago
My method for figuring it out: 1. Is it a recent movie? 2. Before/After 2000? (depending on previous answer) 3. Is the AI evil? 4. Is it animated? Then I guess. I got the same twice tho, how big is the pool? Nice project!
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by neontomo 3y ago
We want to see the path before we walk on it. Sometimes it gives a new perspective we wouldn't come to on our own, other times it's a big distraction that feels like progress. I am an advocate of doing it yourself as far as you ca
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by neontomo 3y ago
I wish I could help you figure it out, but I don't know much about these types of algorithms. Possibly, they already exist and you can plug them in. I know there's a lot of work done on maze-generation in games, maybe you can thin
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by neontomo 3y ago
I didn't quite understand the ants behaviours, like moving sand around, but thoroughly enjoyed this simulation. Cute.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Content is a concept that I've come to dislike, as it seems geared at taking advantage of the consumer maximally. Advice is given on YouTube, padded with unnecessary talking and fluff to maximise the watch time, or the video ends up ma
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by neontomo 3y ago
I hardly believe this take, because we still have a lot to learn in the medical sector for example that would dramatically improve lives. But in other areas we may have reached some saturation for what would actually be considered positive
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by neontomo 3y ago
Yes, I do.
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by neontomo 3y ago
Lovely goofy project, was hoping for more of an explanation in the about section, but it seems to be more AI content.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I found it interesting that you used nanoid for this, a very simple and elegant solution. Can you speak to why you made this so scaled down, and how you chose the domain name? I find that the main downside to shorteners is that the domain i
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by neontomo 3y ago
I like this GUI. Notes: - I was missing file sizes on the models list, and even in the installer window there's only a percentage indicator. Blurring the window while installing also stops me from visually exploring the app while waiti
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by neontomo 3y ago
This is not entirely true, that it is low-effort. There is a lot to be said for coming up with an idea, which can take months or years, and what the idea will say about the art. In Hong Kong, they were being detained and limited from protes
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by neontomo 3y ago
I love this comment, probably because I relate so much. I enjoy designing puzzles more than actually solving them. The one exception is crosswords.
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by neontomo 3y ago
I'm getting Bioshock new-city vibes, and also this beauty by ProZD: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DN9DW4rrEjY
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by neontomo 3y ago
Deleted my account the other day. Not because of the API changes, but because I've noticed the content becoming more and more toxic (and damaging to my mental health). I was trying for a long time to hide toxic subreddits and individua
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by neontomo 3y ago
That's only if we're trying to replicate the smells physically though right? I mean, we could also trigger the brains neurons to "think" that we're smelling something. Not sure how we'd know which ones to fire,
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by neontomo 3y ago
Interesting! I haven't seen much of that behaviour myself, but I see your point. Counter-point: being downvoted maybe isn't so bad? I'd rather express my (controversial) opinion and be downvoted than stay quiet to avoid scrut
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by neontomo 3y ago
To what purpose? To make a new avatar for every new comment, regardless of poster?
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by neontomo 3y ago
Might be interesting to combine with: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30668137 https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/441566-hn-avatars-in-396-b... Description: The concept is to use HN usernames
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by neontomo 3y ago
Thanks for the balanced reply! Yes you're right, I'm only using lossless and lossy as a metaphor here, because of course, any translation will lose information. Even speaking your native tongue with another fluent speaker will l
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by neontomo 3y ago
You can think of most common languages as "lossless" (at least in comparison), whereas Toki Pona is "lossy". Once you translate English to Toki, it loses a lot of granularity. For example... Translating English to Toki
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by neontomo 3y ago
Any rate limits apart from Google's? Looks very neat.
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by neontomo 3y ago
You mean 1045 right?
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by neontomo 3y ago
The honest answer is chance. I happen to be studying somewhere that gives me an extra-ordinary amount of freedom, and I'll be using it soon to visit Morocco (to do research and write). I also happen to be surrounded by a friend group t

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