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turbosepp··on Letting Claude play text adventures
I think about using the LLMs for graphic adventures for a while now. Stuff like Day of the Tentacle or Monkey Island.

As they are limited - alike the text adventures - in their interactivity with the game world, AI could be used to enhance this.

I read a game magazine some 25 years ago where an editor went on the question what would be the perfect game for him: one, where every action is possible.

As it's still happening in a limited space (the game world) the possible actions are somehow limited to make this work realistically.

turbosepp··on Radio Garden
Thank you! An yes, you're right. I had problems with updates in the play store... have to fix this
turbosepp··on Radio Garden
Related: I'm working on Radiobird https://radiobird.fm/en ...focus is on bookmarking *shows* or *parts of a program* instead of the stations. More a modular / interest based approach to the radio world.
turbosepp··on Reviving a modular cargo bike design from the 1930s
My uncle always said: "those things combine the weaknesses of a motorcycle with the weaknesses of a car"
turbosepp··on Ten Concerts You Must See If You Are a Time Traveler
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=caznxOmRByU
turbosepp··on Ten Concerts You Must See If You Are a Time Traveler
Metallica - Seattle 1989
turbosepp··on The Curse of Monkey Island
This is one of the things I really really liked in the original two MIs. The characters ...and especially the relation between tough Elaine and Guybrush ("you're so helpless and cute"). I think they did not get this "right" in the newest part and it's my main problem with it.
turbosepp··on Tiny, tamper-proof ID tag can authenticate almost anything
I had to really laugh at this one
turbosepp··on Ask HN: What would you do if you could start over?
> Stop thinking about the potential millions lost...start thinking about how you are going to lose the next million.

:)

turbosepp··on Ask HN: Share one man boring internet businesses
https://bazqux.com/faq says:

Is BazQux Reader re­ally writ­ten in Haskell and Ur/Web?

Yes. I love to use the best tools avail­able.

turbosepp··on Show HN: CloneDub – Convert audio into any language using the same voices
Hello! Nice work. Any chance you share your tech stack?
turbosepp··on Understanding CD-R and CD-RW (2003) [pdf]
I can't forget the first home-copied CD I bought. It was GTA (1!) from "this one guy" in school that had a drive obviously. Payed 20 DM (german mark, about €10) for it, that was extremely pricey, haha. ...GTA did run best using the motorcycle on my 486 ;)
turbosepp··on Show HN: Taggy – Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
I think I already found it. Please try again :)
turbosepp··on Show HN: Taggy – Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
Hopefully not :) ...It's still work in progress and I'm very thankful for these kind of error-/bug reports. Can you tell me a bit more please?

The error-message indicates that this happens when you try the (online/linked above) demo-page, right? Hmm... what browser (and version) do you use?

turbosepp··on Show HN: Taggy – Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
Very interesting, thanks for sharing. I wonder about the integration to those. I took a quick look, Obsidian has a plugin system, so it needs to fit that I suppose. Not sure about Logseq right now...

"Very domain specific" sounds like the need for a very specialized list. But it's hard to tell without knowing it. With the current approach it seems like some domains/use-cases work really over others (seemingly the "broader ones").

turbosepp··on Show HN: Taggy – Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
Oh.. I'm not a native speaker and obviously used that wrong. Will change that, thank you!
turbosepp··on Show HN: Taggy – Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
I have to take a deeper look at the LDA model method first so I can't say too much about this right now. But one key focus in this project was explicitly NOT to use methods that need "more processing power" or a backend-service, e.g. and instead use a seemingly "trivial" method like looking for occurencies matched with a keyword-list. But maybe LDA can also be implemented in a frontend package? I will take a look, thanks for the hint. And it would also be helpful for me if you can give me some info about the other "similarly established methods". Thank you!
turbosepp··on Show HN: Taggy – Open-source package to auto-tag input/text
That's an interesting use-case. I currently try to find out about those, thank you for that. ...would be great, if you have more feedback for me, especially as it's still work in progress :)
turbosepp··on Show HN: Campus FM – live stream college and independent radio stations
Great Project! I think the UI ist really well made for what it aims to do. And I think something to help independent radio is always a great thing.

As some here in the forum I did shows back then on ("independent") stations, love the medium and think there is (too less heard) creativity out there.

..that's also why I built something similar. But with the focus on the shows(!) https://radiobird.fm

Just a german version right now and mostly european stations but with a plan to change that.