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Mnemonic portraits for 19,023 human genes(lesswrong.com)
1 points by brinedew 4mo ago|0 comments
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by brinedew 9mo ago
After you finish the game, the "game over" screen will show you the "practice" button to try again with a different protein. If you're interested to learn more about proteins, I suggest asking an in-browser LLM like
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by brinedew 9mo ago
I'm glad you enjoyed it. > I wonder if there's a way to ease the difficulty by filling in 'correct' features of the guesses Rather than allowing players to guess individual features, I opted for the "highlight&qu
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by brinedew 9mo ago
Thank you. I started the development with the interface first, basically making a mockup of how the finished game should look like, and then prodding LLMs with a stick to make a backend that would support this interface without crashing. Ma
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by brinedew 9mo ago
That's the frontpage link, fixed it, thank you.
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by brinedew 9mo ago
My dream is forming a team of Tetlock-style superbiologists who can identify gene names on sight like Rainbolt, beat prediction markets on shorting biotech stocks, and smell out pre-cancerous cells like it's the final round of amongus.
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by brinedew 9mo ago
You can play more than once in the practice mode. It turns on after you complete the daily puzzle. There's almost 20k entries in my human gene database. You can choose any of them as your guess, but the "gene of the day" is c
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Show HN: GeneGuessr – a daily biology web puzzle(geneguessr.brinedew.bio)
88 points by brinedew 9mo ago|20 comments