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pipnonsense
7d ago
Well, that’s exactly why I worry when walking around with noise canceling phones. Because all those people driving cars oblivious to their surroundings
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Juggling for Blind People
(jugglingforblindpeople.com)
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pipnonsense
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Show HN: Ring Holders Club
(ringholders.club)
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Ring Holders Club – NBA draft-and-SIM playoff run, plus a daily tactics puzzle
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Ring Holders Club
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pipnonsense
6mo ago
i was curious, but I need a statista account to see it
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pipnonsense
6mo ago
Or people are just using as much because it is free.
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pipnonsense
6mo ago
So that’s why I am getting clickbaity last sentences in every response now at ChatGPT. Things like ”If you want, I can also show a very fast Photoshop-style trick in Krita that lets you drag-copy an area in one step (without copy/past
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6mo ago
No offside and no fouls. It seems a tricky one to code the way I did the engine, but I’ll give it a try
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Show HN: A 2D football SIM focused on real-time coaching
(touchlineshouting.com)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
Neat ideas. One thing I am exploring is that, with LLM (and enough $ to pay the tokens) you can filter out offenses and hate speech in player communications. All typed message is effectively translated by the LLM as “coach speech” and what
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6mo ago
A soccer web game where you are the coach and your only possible interaction is shouting (ie typing) messages to your players from the sidelines. An LLM interpret your messages and pass instructions into the game engine. It is a pretty fun
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Show HN: Interactive fiction to play in the email (also a web version)
(rodrigopontes.confabulists.com)
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7mo ago
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7mo ago
I built my share of AI stuff (although more using AI in the product than vibe coding ), so I won’t complain. But I did got frustrated when I recently posted a Show HN that I thought HN community would like and no one did. It is a comeback f
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pipnonsense
7mo ago
Sorry for the late reply, hope you still see this. Yes, I went with Postgres to be safe. I am still serverless, but now there is Vercel doing a good job for serverless DB. They integrate with Neon, which makes Postgres serverless possible.
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8mo ago
The chat works well enough to be helpful, thanks! Maybe missing a link to the HN post
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Show HN: Public domain classics delivered as weekly email installments
(confabulists.com)
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Show HN: (the return of) Read The Count of Monte Cristo and others in your email
(confabulists.com)
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8mo ago
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pipnonsense
2y ago
I am also 45 and on a similar current situation as you (although I luckily come from a privileged background). One thing that is working a lot for me is trying to become a professional fiction writer. There is a lot a of ambition and uncert
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pipnonsense
3y ago
I made a bot Xwitter account to AI-summarize book reviews (scraped from GoodReads) https://twitter.com/BookReviewAi I find the results very interesting. Like this "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy" one.
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3y ago
The OP and your comment just made me cancel my Milanote subscription, export all my notes to markdown and start using Obsidian (to later experiment with this Reor). As a side-effect, I just noticed that I prefer a long markdown file with pr
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3y ago
Not as professional (or useful) as the ones in this list, but I created a small neat project using generative AI that I find pretty fun -- an acrostic generator. https://acrostic.ai One neat thing that emerged is that it can be
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3y ago
I don't think they ever meant it's impossible to get there, just unnecessarily difficult (or expensive) due to a regulation that is bring unnecessary hassle (which is exactly what you are describing, but, somehow, using a tone tha
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Show HN: Using AI to come up with acrostics and mnemonic phrases
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3y ago
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3y ago
You posted in the wrong thread, this is the right one: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36573869
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3y ago
You posted in the wrong thread. You should post this in here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36573869
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3y ago
I completed the technical prescreen and never got an answer. Not even a rejection. Also, emailed the poster on last month thread and still no response.
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3y ago
I may be wrong here, but I think there is a regulation that prevents the owner of an airline from piloting the planes of their own airline. It might create a conflict of interest between saving money and being cautious. This is not only a t
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3y ago
It's sci-fi, just edited my question with more details.
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Ask HN: What's the best AI to translate fiction?
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pipnonsense
3y ago
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