vunderba

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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job. Thank you for not using AI to automatically generate the definitions and translations. One thing that might be kind of neat (unnecessary but neat), would be to use some published frequency corpus lists so you could color-code word
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Not accessible - its been undergoing an update for the past week.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Agreed. Generating photorealistic children seems like a Grok-level disaster waiting to happen.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Honest feedback time. I've seen at least a half a dozen of these AI Bedtime story teller programs on HN in the past year. (probably since the days when DALL-3 was launched). This one suffers from the same image and curation related iss
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by vunderba 8mo ago
> Very fast efficient UI driven (multi app/web/desktop at the same time, agnostic) validation while you vibe. This sounds neat in practice, but what does this mean exactly? Most devs I know integrate Opencode/Codex/
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by vunderba 8mo ago
It's true that the meaning of "vibe coding" has been somewhat diluted - but the original definition as set forth by Karpathy was to forget that the code even exists (no review, no reading the commits, nothing). https:&#x2F
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Some of them do implement a stenographic watermark, but it's a continual game of cat and mouse. It would shock me if even SOTA watermarks persisted if you ran the image through a local model's img2img with a low denoise.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
> I also find that I can speak far better than I can listen. That's likely because it is far more "controlled by you". You set the pace, marshal your thoughts, and then carefully speak the line. With listening you have t
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Yeah that could definitely work. I think most of the ones I've seen are pretty Western-centric. Personally I'd drop the signup (or at least make it optional), add in a room link / invitation system, and then setup some packs
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by vunderba 8mo ago
**** Honest feedback **** Guessing a movie from frame/still is a pretty popular game concept. It's going to be a serious uphill battle to get anyone to sign up when there's plenty of places to play this same game without that
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Using the very well-known knowledge flashcard system SuperMemo's name is going to backfire and make your app effectively invisible in any search engine's results. I would highly advise changing the name before you proceed any fu
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job. Some Sound/Music Advice: - The landing page music is.... rough. It almost caused me to instaclose the app. You'd be better off with zero music or even something like an ambient wind sound. - NORMALIZE the audio across
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice. The laser-trip alarm effect that would play right before it detonated in your face is forever emblazoned in my memory.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Same! We used to host "Jetpack Freeze Ray" duels which ended when somebody was frozen causing them to plummet out of the sky and shatter when they hit the ground~~
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Duke Nukem 3D was probably one of the earlier FPS games that really encouraged modding because of Ken Silverman's Build Engine. Even the enemy AI could be modified (albeit relatively limited) by editing the text CON files. Anyone else
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by vunderba 8mo ago
The few times I've seen LLM agents posing as people on HN, they've gotten absolutely HAMMERED and rightly so. There's an unspoken expectation on HN that you are interacting with human beings. As to feedback: > A count o
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job. I saw something like this a little while ago [1] which showed the Hayes AT-DT command but otherwise was pretty limited. Don't forget to use the Network tools to throttle your connection for a more faithful experience! Feedbac
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job. Couple notes for the web version: - Once started the shareware game on Chromium browsers seems to flicker like crazy which displays the "B.J. Blazkowicz" face. - You missed adding the classic code that everyone knows, M-
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job. Highly recommend adding a video/GIF to the landing page so people can see it in action.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job. Honest feedback: *** Positives *** - Having a warning icon where enemies are coming from is a nice addition *** Negative *** - When going up the snake appears to be randomly wearing "shades". - Did you test the laser emi
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by vunderba 8mo ago
> We can enjoy cup-of-noodles without conflating our enjoyment as being good taste. I like a lot of things that are fairly trash. Agreed. As someone who watches an embarrassingly large number of isekai, I'm not going to drink from
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Haha, you made me laugh. With my eating habits - I'm already halfway there to realizing my vision of becoming a hemoglobic Jackson Pollock.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
> Taste is subjective. If I spend twenty years subsisting solely on a high sodium cup-of-noodle diet, get severely impaired under the influence of everclear while trying to use a straight edge razor for the first time, hang up a white
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by vunderba 8mo ago
This is eerily similar to something I do with Hacker News stories that hit the front page. I run the post against a couple of LLMs (Mixtral, GPT-OSS, Qwen3, etc.) with the directive to produce a set of 20 of the most likely top-level repli
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by vunderba 8mo ago
> does your thing have any significant differentiators? When I see a Show HN around a very popular product concept (like a habit tracker), the first thing I search for is a FAQ or comparison table against other similar apps.
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by vunderba 8mo ago
I don't know if creating a second HN account to promote the same product is explicitly mentioned in the TOS, but it's still not a good look . Original HN by t17r from a week ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Good job. Small bit of feedback: Your ASCII diagram in the README.md is slightly shifted in some parts - this is a classic LLM problem. Ask me how I know. :)
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by vunderba 8mo ago
The complexities of Vim are rather exaggerated IMHO - it's mostly an exercise in keyboard shortcut memorization. It was used principally in all my CS classes back in university, and everyone seemed to acclimate to it pretty quickly. On
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job but something weird is going on with this game (at least in Chromium browsers). If I start the game (C to start), the game seems to play fine but if I start to move the mouse, particularly in and out of the viewport of the browser,
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by vunderba 8mo ago
Nice job! I don't have an iPhone but one thing I might suggest is seeing if there is a means of quick toggling between organization of photos (by subject, by date, etc) when a person is choosing one. There might be a way you can take a

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