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rayalez
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Thank you for the feedback! I am still thinking about the right format for prompts, I will definitely try to improve them. Maybe I will allow users to submit their own prompts, or just have a randomized setting, character, and problem/
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Can you elaborate? Why do you think that? (Maybe I didn't make it clear - the purpose here is not to "sell kindle books", but to practice writing skills. Not to generate as much content as possible, but to get better at your
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Show HN: Writing Streak – write fiction every day
(writingstreak.io)
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Hey, everyone!! I am working on a website that will help people to write regularly and develop a daily writing habit. It keeps track of daily word count, gives you writing prompts, has github-like contributions graph, and all sorts of cool
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Show HN: Writing Streak – write fiction every day
(writingstreak.io)
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I'm using draw.io to draw mockups, it's incredibly useful, it helps me to figure out how the interface looks like. Also I use emacs org-mode to write down my notes. Usually it's just some thoughts on the project and list of f
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Ask HN: How do you come up with a good name for a startup?
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Ask HN: What are some ways to gamify writing?
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Who wants to try it out - come join our startup community on Imzy: https://www.imzy.com/startup
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That's a recipe for making users scared of expressing alternative/controversial opinions, also replacing positive feedback loop with a negative one.
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Ask HN: Other than HN, which websites do you check regularly?
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/r/rational - awesome subreddit about rational fiction. People and discussion are just as interesting and intelligent as on Hacker News. Also LessWrong, though it's pretty quiet recently.
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11y ago
For the past several months I have been trying to understand how comedy works, to figure out a step-by-step process for coming up with jokes, and I think I'm onto something. This is my first attempt to express the ideas I have about it
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My theory of comedy inspired by ANNs
(orangemind.io)
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11y ago
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Nope, but you can subscribe to the RSS feed(just paste the playlist url in feedly). You can also probably setup ifttt to send you an email when the new feed item appears.
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Amazing video, can't wait for the next one! I have written my hello world algorithm, and I'm very happy about it =) I have been meaning to start learning this stuff for a long time, but it's really hard, most of the resources
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Confirmation Bias
(orangemind.io)
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Pretty infantile and obnoxious post, though I agree with the main point - the content you see on Medium's front page is low quality. That happens because Medium has a bad discovery system - which is a huge bummer, because they have rea
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I want lumiverse to become the perfect place for people to publish, discover and discuss great educational videos. I want to build a friendly and intelligent community, make it easy for video creators to find an audience, and make it easy f
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Show HN: Lumiverse – discover great educational videos
(lumiverse.io)
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Top rated questions on the new prediction website metaculus
(metaculus.com)
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One of the major reasons so much online content is junk is advertisements. When journalists make money based on clicks, they have very strong incentives to produce a lot low quality, easy to consume content. When you profit from manipulatin
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11y ago
More hard sci-fi: http://rationalfiction.io
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What are Cognitive Biases?
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1. lumiverse has reddit-like discovery system, so it will be a great way for creators to be discovered, being on the front page brings you a lot of traffic and subscribers. 2. Building your audience on a platform is much easier than build
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What are Cognitive Biases?
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Thank you very much for your feedback! I'll think about supplemental materials, it's an interesting idea.... And I am definitely planning to create original content. I have just started working on my own video series about rationa
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Tesla has received 325,000 preorders for the Model 3
(theverge.com)
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Clickable link - http://lumiverse.io After I've deployed the beta(couple of weeks ago), lumiverse gained 239 users, and 105 subscribers to the mailing list of our best videos. We already have some amazing video creators, 98
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Apply HN: lumiverse – the best place to discover educational videos
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