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Ask HN: Would you pay for AI art on a T-shirt?
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bensampson
4y ago
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bensampson
8y ago
Correct, Printful, it's a great platform :)
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bensampson
8y ago
The MediaWiki API, hosts a collection of over 5.7 million articles. Hope this helps!
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bensampson
8y ago
Thanks for your input, wingerlang! I completely agree, these kind of shirts do exist and there's definitely a market for them. But Wikishirts literally offers 5.7 million unique shirts, an unmatched degree of specialization that, I thi
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bensampson
8y ago
Hi everyone! I built this site because I realised that there are a lot of people that don't fit the general interests and materialism thta fashion companies think their target customer values, and for good reason. Shirts for hackers, d
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Show HN: Procedurally generated shirts from Wikipedia
(wikishirts.io)
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8y ago
Hey everyone, I'm sure some of you have been down the Bitcoin or blockchain internet rabbit hole once or twice. I normally come out with questions or confusions. I wrote, proofread, and coded the interactive examples for this short boo
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Show HN: Learn blockchain with a handbook full of interactive examples
(blockchainhandbook.io)
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8y ago
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bensampson
8y ago
Hey everyone! Excited to share Rewardist.io with you all :) For some context, I'm 15 y/o and I live in Melbourne, AU so there’s a bunch of cafes around here, and they'll always give me some kind of loyalty card. I’ll almost i
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Show HN: Rewardist – Digital loyalty cards for coffee shops
(rewardist.io)
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