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A pseudo-infinite realtime canvas with 416M individually-drawn pixels(everyonedraw.com)
3 points by seangransee 1y ago|1 comments
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by seangransee 2y ago
Two completely unrelated things: 1. An infinite realtime canvas for people all over the world to collaborate on pixel art: https://everyonedraw.com/6/4298/8439 2. An LLM-powered translator specifically optimized f
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by seangransee 2y ago
Happy to answer questions about this project! I've been using this project as a way to play with tech I don't typically use day-to-day in my paid work. It's gone through a bunch of iterations. It started almost entirely on AW
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Show HN: An infinite shared pixel art canvas(everyonedraw.com)
6 points by seangransee 2y ago|3 comments
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by seangransee 2y ago
I'm building an infinite realtime canvas for people all over the world to collaborate on pixel art. Not a business by any means, just pure fun! https://everyonedraw.com
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by seangransee 3y ago
https://pagerduty.life
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by seangransee 3y ago
The full data set has 35 salads. The graph near the bottom shows 20 that were all for the same menu item. Of those 20, I'd say there were about 4-5 different employees doing the in-person orders. No idea how many different employees di
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by seangransee 3y ago
Yeah, I imagine some of the difference comes down to social pressure of having to look at the person you're serving.
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by seangransee 3y ago
I've heard anecdotally that Chipotle also gives you less food in online orders, although I haven't measured it. Maybe that will be next :)
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Do you get less food when you order online? That's what the data shows(medium.com)
52 points by seangransee 3y ago|63 comments
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by seangransee 4y ago
Graffiti is part of the fun!
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by seangransee 4y ago
I learned how crucial moderation is for a community site like this. I originally hoped that the "good" users would overpower the trolls and create a self-sustaining community without any deliberate moderation. I was very wrong. I
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by seangransee 4y ago
Oh, absolutely. The initial launch was a disaster because I had no way of dealing with trolls. I've learned a lot since then, and built a bunch of tools that moderators can use to clean up the damage caused by trolls.
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by seangransee 4y ago
Everyone Draw: https://everyonedraw.com I created a little experiment a few years ago to see what would happen if anyone in the world could draw pixel by pixel on an infinite, shared canvas. It has attracted a small community of
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by seangransee 4y ago
Also for examples of varying quality: https://everyonedraw.com
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by seangransee 5y ago
Thanks for the positive response! Yeah, it’s a bummer that it got attacked. I guess that’s par for the course when dealing with anonymous content. I’m hoping to revive this project at some point, with a bigger focus on preventing abuse. I
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by seangransee 5y ago
Shutting this thing down for now. Anyone speculating that this would devolve into a cesspit was totally right.
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by seangransee 5y ago
That stuff is unavoidable with anonymous user-generated content like this. For now I’m relying on human moderation to draw over that stuff after it happens. My hope is that legitimate art will drown out the bad content over time. Depending
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by seangransee 5y ago
Thanks for the feedback! My initial implementation actually did exactly what you suggested where you could drag the mouse to draw. I ultimately moved away from that approach, mostly because it made it way too easy to "spam" the ca
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by seangransee 5y ago
OP here. It’s been a while since I built something outside of work, so I decided to build something I would have fun using and sharing with others. It’s inspired by Reddit’s r/place experiment from 2017, with four key differences: - Th
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Show HN: EveryoneDraw – An infinite collaborative drawing canvas(everyonedraw.com)
23 points by seangransee 5y ago|15 comments
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by seangransee 7y ago
Dave actually wasn't the one who pushed the button. I was the button-pusher in this particular outage :) It sucks being the one who caused an outage, but having a culture where people put blame on the process rather than the person tak
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by seangransee 8y ago
Sushi Count, the market leading app for counting sushi, was built with React Native. http://www.sushicount.com/ https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/sushi-count/id655076814?ls=1... https:/&#
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by seangransee 8y ago
Didn't realize this was possible with Sphinx (Python) until I saw your comment and did some digging. Here's the relevant documentation if anyone else is curious: http://docs.sphinxdocs.com/en/latest/step-
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by seangransee 9y ago
I recently moved my blog from Tumblr to Hugo (static site generator), and I've had a great experience with it. My posts exist in a repository in the content/posts folder as markdown files. When I push to master, it kicks off a Cir
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Redesigning Apple Music after Being Rejected(medium.com)
224 points by seangransee 9y ago|120 comments
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Why I Hired A Human Alarm Clock – And How It Helped Me Hack Final Exams(lakshman111.tumblr.com)
2 points by seangransee 12y ago|0 comments
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Hacking the GMAT in 8 days(lakshman111.tumblr.com)
2 points by seangransee 13y ago|0 comments
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Before You Make Your New Years Resolution: Get Feedback on Yourself(lakshman111.tumblr.com)
2 points by seangransee 13y ago|0 comments
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Happiness and Flow(jisiguo.com)
3 points by seangransee 13y ago|0 comments

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