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Had not heard of it, thanks for sharing! I tend to think it’s good to follow one’s muse and make something useful for oneself and friends rather than over focus on “competitors”

I took this approach for my last two projects (Water Cooler Trivia and Twofer Goofer) and ultimately was able to scale and sell both with a lot of elbow grease!

When's the next one? How big does an eclipse need to be to start wreaking havoc on the grid? Or is that a "never" situation still?

Twofer Goofers are pairs of rhyming words. Here's some found in the real world.

10/10, no notes: https://roundtable.ai/sandbox/884fd5db560a3dce2cb2ed1c15596c...

Ethan has been an excellent source for keeping up with the advances in AI on his twitter account, through the lens of both academia (he's a professor) and "industry" (he professors in an MBA program).

I recommend him as a follow: https://twitter.com/emollick/status/1636454151272931337

Fair! But if I wrote Twofer Goofer in the title it would not resonate at at all. Alas, tradeoffs.

In the article, I mention that Twofer Goofer requires perfect or strict rhyme. Perfect and strict rhyme require that all syllables are pronounced identically in the speaker's tongue (for me, American Midwest accent), except for the first sound of the word which can vary.

Hence pooh-teen and proh-tein do not rhyme. Skell-ih-tin and Gell-ih-tin do rhyme.

A game like this requires a pretty tight rhyming definition to not annoy players in a given day!

Thanks for reading: https://www.masterclass.com/articles/perfect-vs-imperfect-rh...

Hah - we only made the blog over the weekend and don't have any nav or menu for now. But yep we link the prior article a few times in this article, that article goes into more detail!

I tried it both ways; with individual prompts and prompts in bulk. I ran both tests the same way. There's a tradeoff in writing a legible/interesting blog post and relating step-by-step the way the evaluation was ran! Appreciate you reading and the feedback :)

From Chicago ... and with more than a thousand solves on that puzzle we've never received a single complaint about the rhyme on that one (plus the stats say users find it an extremely easy rhyme to solve)! Curious how you pronounce that one such that they don't rhyme?

Hah - very similar to this post earlier today: https://twofergoofer.com/blog/gpt-4

twofergoofer.com - just a fun daily word game. no monetizing, no plans to monetize. wanted a new "daily brain game" for my grandma's arsenal and have had fun making a celebratory piece of art with midjourney each day.

Love it! More and more consumer-friendly tools using SD/Midjourney/DALLE where it just "feels like magic" is so exciting, like twofergoofer.com and other games sprouting up.

The ~25 minute short film titled 2081 of this story is amazing: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_GVHgpCnBmk

This is fixed :)

Nope! Or at least not when they have the same number of letters.

Yep we use both! And Midjourney can be added to a private server in Discord which tbh is just like a web app. I prefer Midjourney to Stable Diffusion so far! While having both, I've been more pleased with Midjourney ~80% of the days. Been on DALL-E waitlist for many months but never got access ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Hm, what was the error on submissions? Have not heard of this before and have had thousands of submissions this week! And you can turn off our "custom keyboard" in settings :)

Yes we actually started working on this without knowing about Midjourney. I was talking to upwork illustrators before realizing it would be expensive to commission one piece of art each day. Learning about Midjourney was perfect timing!

Huh super strange, digging in right now. Thanks for the feedback!

Zoinks! Been tricky to get the keyboard on all size devices to fit with the hints. Will go tweak and fix that right now. Thanks!

Yup just hand making things in Webflow for now. Will probably automate at some point with zapier or something similar.

Well, initially I built this with Amazon affiliate links but then realized I'd like it to spread the word about Bookshop.org which supports independent retailers instead!

booyah glad to hear it! Yep, I started this with Amazon affiliate links but was more proud of it when I switched to Bookshop!

good point - will change that right now!

Hi! I've kept a reading journal for each year in the past decade, and this year I decided to move to the digital realm... so I've made a dead-simple website where you can submit your favorite books (or albums!) of any year at a Google Form, then our team will turn it into your personal Yearly Faves page.

I'll be seeding this with famous readers (yearly-faves.com/oprah) and there's an index of all the folks who have submitted: yearly-faves.com/everyone!

Sign up early for the sweet, sweet vanity url of yearly-faves.com/first_name

Switched to Papercups from Drift a few months ago. Really like how dead-simple it is and the fact that we can reply and resolve customer threads right in Slack.

I thought about removing those two-word clues but ultimately, they exist for users so I wanted to be closer to apples-to-apples!

We gave him a spreadsheet of questions and he gave us a spreadsheet of GPT-3 responses, so probably not actually shared access :)

But point well-taken!

Async team building as weekly ritual is often a better investment than a one time event, one of the many reasons I built watercoolertrivia.com :)