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Show HN: VideoPuzzle - a satisfying puzzle game where you unscramble videos(videopuzzle.org)
2 points by oliwary 2y ago|2 comments
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by oliwary 2y ago
Perhaps the following could be a solution to this issue? Any OAuth provider should send a flag called "attest_identity_ownership" (false, true) as part of the uaht flow, which is set to true if the account is a workspace account o
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by oliwary 2y ago
That is an excellent point! I feel like people have two modes of reasoning - a lazy mode where we assume we already know the problem, and an active mode where something prompts us to actually pay attention and actually reason about the prob
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by oliwary 2y ago
Someone ( https://x.com/colin_fraser/status/1834336440819614036 ) shared an example that I thought was interesting relating to their reasoning capabilities: A man gets taken into a hospital. When the doctor sees hi
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by oliwary 2y ago
I built a site where I publish AI generated chat stories, with images and text. The LLM comes up with an idea, plans the story, writes the text messages and generates story images and avatar pictures. Not the biggest success but I learnt a
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by oliwary 2y ago
Could you explain why you consider nuclear power to be more clean than wind? That seems counterintuitive to me.
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by oliwary 2y ago
Thank you, it makes me happy to hear that!
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by oliwary 2y ago
This is great! Thank you for sharing. I have been running a 5x5 game that is more wordle like (i.e. no clues, guess entire words) at https://squareword.org for the past ~2.5 years. Interestingly, when you exclude proper nouns, t
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by oliwary 2y ago
This has to be one of the most scifi videos I have ever seen... The lights, the people on uniwheels, the self-driving car that misbehaves followed by people on unicycles surrounding the car to coax it back to the correct lane...
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by oliwary 2y ago
Pocketbase [0] is a possibility. It offers a way to subscribe to collections, meaning the client will be notified if any of the records in that collection change. [1] Should be quite efficient too, the FAQ claims that 10k realtime connectio
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by oliwary 2y ago
Wild! So if this indeed holds up, it looks like OpenAI were about a year ahead when GPT-4 was released, compared to the open source world. However, given the timespan between matching GPT-3.5 (Mixtral perhaps?) and matching GPT-4 has just b
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by oliwary 3y ago
Thank you for this article! Great showcase of how simple it is to set up webapps these days. I use a very similar process, and have found this to be a godsend in making it even quicker: https://github.com/lucaslorentz/c
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by oliwary 3y ago
This is cool. But why would the plate go in the drying rack? It is obviously dirty since there was trash and an apple on it. It should have been washed first.
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by oliwary 3y ago
Hello HN! Here is my next weekend project: A website to read AI-generated young adult chat stories. The ideas, script, and images are generated by AI, with occasional human curation. It's been super fun to figure out the prompting meth
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Show HN: AI-generated YA chat stories(aichatstories.com)
2 points by oliwary 3y ago|1 comments
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by oliwary 3y ago
No, it is more similar to Air Canada hiring a monkey to push buttons to handle customer complaints. In that case, the company knows (or should know) that the given information may be wrong, but accepts the risk.
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by oliwary 3y ago
I hear spaceflare has decent offerings
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by oliwary 3y ago
Show HN: This website is served from a helicopter on Mars
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by oliwary 3y ago
I tend to make web apps, since deployment is so easy and seamless, and its super easy to pass links around. The stack is usually: Vue.js for frontend hosted on cloudflare pages, flask on backend hosted on hetzner via docker. Simple to set u
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by oliwary 3y ago
I use GPT-4 to generate a poem as a reward for solving the daily puzzle at https://squareword.org The poem is based on words from the puzzle. It usually manages to create a reasonably coherent and amusing poem from up to 10 comp
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by oliwary 3y ago
Perhaps the ideas are repeated many times so that if the book encounters a shock (i.e. pages are ripped out, a fire), the book can still carry its message, and thus increase its value when compared to other books that are more... fragile?
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by oliwary 3y ago
I am not sure I agree. Meta can aim to be the android of the VR market, providing a decent product for much less money and being able to benefit from having much more devices out there. If VR becomes anywhere near as mainstream as phones at
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Show HN: My word game now has GPT-4 generated poetry(squareword.org)
2 points by oliwary 3y ago|0 comments
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by oliwary 3y ago
If you enjoy these, try my word game https://squareword.org It is a bit like wordle, but every day there is a new 5x5 square of letters to uncover. Unlike the sator square, every word is unique though, for a total of 10 words. I
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by oliwary 3y ago
A while ago I calculated that a 1km sided cube of wood would be the equivalent of 12 years of global co2 emissions (with a caveat that this was a very back of napkin kind of calculation). This is, of course, a massive cube, but smaller than
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by oliwary 3y ago
One way to overcome this is to calculate the percentage change of a stock compared to the percentage change of the median performing stock in the market. 50% will be perform better than the median stock while 50% will perform worse.
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by oliwary 4y ago
Nice! I tried something similar where I orally gave a speech, transcribed it and then had ChatGPT turn it into a coherent text. Saved me a bunch of time.
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by oliwary 4y ago
Cool! I love this kind of intuitive exploratory visualizations. I wonder how it could be done for my 5x5 letter wordle variant https://squareword.org . Technically you would need 25 small alphabets, one for each letter. But that
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by oliwary 4y ago
Hello! A little over a year ago, I published squareword.org. It has now been played over 16 million times! Today I am excited to share my new word game, clickword.org. The goal is to drag letter tiles to a grid and build words to score poin
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Show HN: I made a new word game. Build words to score(clickword.org)
1 points by oliwary 4y ago|1 comments

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