try websim.ai or roblox studio

I really enjoyed the story and music in this post!

If anyone was intrigued by the idea of a game about shrinking, I wanted to recommend this tiny indie game about using laboratory equipment as your body gets smaller and smaller:

https://darelooks.itch.io/inch-by-inch

I found a cool spot with crazy mathematical diagrams: https://latentscape.com/#-35,-97

I recommend pgvector, it's simple and well featured with good example code. Once you have a dataset of vectors loaded in, the next step is called rag / retrieval augmented generation

I like this region as well, I've found it surprisingly hard to escape!

The images are all uploaded by humans to are.na, but some people do use are.na to organize their AI art. I would say less <5% ai content

is there any example vals for bluesky feeds or chatgpt plugins? really curious to play with those and val town seems like an ideal host

We're working on em! Just launched today but check back in or give me your email and I'll let you know when we do. Hopefully in a week or two. Users are making moves!

I also have a buggy version that preserves angle:

https://warms2.maxbittker.repl.co/

(it only works if you draw slowly right now, not sure why)

This whole tool was directly inspired by "grubs" here https://whichlight.github.io/draw-play/

Haha! This is great! Maybe it could be less jarring if you put a low pass filter on the angle changes

What is the difference in this version? I don't fully understand what "preserve angles" means.

Try drawing e.g. a quarter circle. The non-angle-preserving version will add a corner at the end to get back to the starting angle, the angle-preserving version continues along the circle.

the shaft doesn't run away from the balls. and yes, every single person who visited that site knows what i'm talking about

No, they don't. The fact that you seriously think all people automatically draw a penis says a lot.

Very serious are we right?

This one is super cool because your shapes stay more in place and just orbit the starting point! Makes it easier to draw something with multiple strokes that’s wiggly but doesn’t scatter away.

Have you tried this already? Please share more of your experience

considering that ChatGPT is going to run on GPT-4 and is more or less free, why would someone use this paid feature instead of talking to ChatGPT?

GPT-4 on ChatGPT is currently only available for paying users.

seen

could you characterize the difference you see between them? (to someone more familiar with nextjs?)

High-level summary of Remix data model:https://remix.run/blog/remix-data-flow

See also https://remix.run/blog/remix-vs-next