#creativecoding #programming
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Website | https://danielvoicu.dev |
Notes on Things | https://danielvoicu.blog |
My website is for humans, and I don't want Google's AI ramen
The idea is good (maybe? almost? not sure yet), but the comparison between world-building and software development, the use of emdashes, the premise etc. all of these seem forced and unnatural. And I've seen a lot of these posts on Linkedin, so I still think you can easily detect which text is written by a human and which is written through an AI tool. There's some sort of an "uncanny valley", but for writing.
3/n (n now being 3, actually)
Curious if anyone else has books that changed the way they work or see tech. Got any recommendations? Always looking for something new to read."
2/n
The following two paragraphs were generated by Perplexity, in Comet. I wanted to see how much the assistant feature can help with a LinkedIn post, and I've asked it to generated a few possible posts. After a few retries, trying to get the tone right, I got this:
"Lately I’ve noticed how much my love of sci-fi and fantasy has crept into the way I think about software. Building features feels a lot like world-building some days—just with a lot more bugs.
1/n
Big Think interviewed Anne-Laure Le Cunff, I like the idea of little experiments that we can use in our lives, to keep our curiosity alive:
Yaaay! 🎉
My new Spanish books are here. Started re-learning Spanish last year, and my next class begins at the end of the month.
Fun fact: it helps me understand my own language better too, especially the grammar, which I never liked when I was in school.
Another fun fact: English, as the foreign language that I primarily use is almost always trying to “overwrite” words in Spanish.
I really like thinking about the ecosystems in #space , especially in the #solarpunk context of being aware of our surroundings, microbiomes etc.
Just please don't make it about the aesthetics only, I don't want to see a hundred illustrations / stories about potted plants floating on the ISS. I want more stories like the Expanse's Ganymede Station's infrastructure.