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5555537 minutes ago
You know how you sometimes see an article and realize quickly it was written by an LLM so you close the tab instead of reading it? I just had my first experience doing that with an entire website.
smallerfishabout 2 hours ago
I am 100% for creating software that you find interesting with LLMs, but you need to do better product marketing to get anybody interested in trying it out. Two things:

a) Write the copy yourself. "hinge", "saying it plainly", etc. Nobody wants to read unedited LLM text on a website.

b) Make a video of you using the software. Show why it's interesting.

corndogeabout 3 hours ago
I guess your previous slop submissions for trading platforms and uh checks notes decentralized content syndication networks didn't get traction so you pivoted to dawslop?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49195406

Why are you spending your time this way? I'm genuinely curious

0gsabout 3 hours ago
to me, that is an extremely idiosyncratic way to think about constructing songs or even beats or parts.
etdznotsabout 3 hours ago
Pure slop, this sucks
jmpzabout 2 hours ago
Can you elaborate? Looking thru the code, it's AI generated, but it looks reasonable.. the code is fine, it's broken down in crates. You mean the web site copy?