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No, the pens take standard D1 refills and are easy to change - they'll be available soon in the shop there.
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Great fun and very polished! I'd love to try this with accelerometer based controls.
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Awesome, glad to hear!
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Thanks, I'm glad you like it! That makes me very happy!

You're correct, I'm not caching the results right now. I determined that caching whole queries would not make much difference in the aggregate, since the vast majority of queries are unique. (However I also just saw that OpenAI added their own caching layer with lower prices for cached results, which is nice!)

However - the new Replace function was my first step toward fetching recommendations one-at-a-time - I agree that potentially opens up interesting new possibilities for caching and other things as well!

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You are spot on :) - including about potential additional and broader use cases for this kind of UI. Hoping I can explore that more. Thanks for the tip about Exa.ai!

Also, I'm sincerely flattered that you like the design and execution. Thank you for that and for your contribution!

Comment · 2 years ago
Yeah, this is definitely an important aspect of the problem I'm hoping to solve. I've found that selecting interesting preferences yields some interesting, non-obvious results "out of the box" - but if you really want to go off the beaten path try selecting the "Little known" preference under Other (and make it Required).

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