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Nice. I like this. One minor usability issue I saw. In the guide, the channels start with the lowest on top and then go down to the higher ones. But the up and down arrows work the opposite way. For example, the down arrow moves me to a lower channel, which is the opposite direction of the guide. Maybe there is no elegant solution to this.

Why aren’t non-depressed spouses transmitting oral biomes to their depressed spouses? Why is this transmission happening only in one direction?

Do you have any examples of stories that an LLM has generated using your techniques?

It could be a triple cover story. The faked double cover story is meant to deflect.

Maybe he is operating at the next level. He is deflecting because the investigators will think that he is trying to lead them away from this true identity and become even more convinced of it, which is exactly what he wants.

I would recommend some yield signs; the dashed line on the ground is easy to miss.

Is there a real time UI that you like, which is able to read data from a real timestream like Kinesis or Kafka? You could use Python to write into the stream and then see the results in the UI.

For wrappers around command line interfaces I use Gradio. That might not work so well for your use case which seems more real time.

I’m getting a 404 error on that link.

This has aged well.

Maybe instead of asking “how can I monetize this” ask “who else might be interested in this and how can I reach them?”

+1 on the working backwards process. I find it useful even for internal demos and scripts that I write. Thinking backwards helps me figure out what the point of the demo is. Why anyone would be interested in it.

Did not realize this article was by Rowan Atkinson until I clicked the link.

I couldn’t find the instructions in the website for how to use it or install it. Can anyone share?

I can totally relate to this. I find myself forcing my attention away from programming to do other work. Programming is like an infinite game.