Hey everyone -- long-time lurker, first time poster. Thrilled to share the open beta launch of MightyMeld, a visual dev tool for React I've been building with some friends of mine. mightymeld.com

Just posted this blog post telling the story and why I'm excited -- mightymeld.com/blog/open-beta

Would love to hear your thoughts! I'm a former academic who's been driven into industry out of a desire to make the theoretical practical. MightyMeld is a "visual coding" that is not like any kind of "visual coding" i would've imagined if we hadn't've built this thing starting from real production code and saying "how can we make this more visual".

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

📝 From app trap to freedom space via Duncan Cragg

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Hiya, if you're interested in:

End-User Programming, Declarative languages
Digital Gardens or Personal Knowledge Managers/Graphers
Decentralisation

Then you clearly need to read my latest fine work: From app trap to freedom space

TL;DR: we can break free of the "app trap" by simply building an OS without apps !

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marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

🎧 arroost.com via Lu Wilson

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Hello everyone I've been making a new tool called arroost. It's for making scrappy music. Please do make something in it and send it to me.

I will post some examples of its use in the replies

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

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📝 Experimenting with chatgpt as my ghost writer via Paul Tarvydas

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I’m developing a cutting-edge tool that leverages ChatGPT to ghost-write prose based on my point-form outlines, particularly focusing on ‘new ideas’ that the AI wasn’t trained on. The challenge lies in preventing hallucinations and incorrect extrapolations from the outline. Early experimental results have been promising prompting me to create a dedicated workflow tool. This tool enables me to swiftly input point-form outlines, using the user-friendly Kinopio platform for brainstorming. I then paste the outline to ChatGPT, transforming it into coherent and readable prose. Join me in revolutionizing idea development and content creation with this innovative solution! [ChatGPT]

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

🎥 Rectangle World II via Kartik Agaram

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Today's follow-up to 💬 #two-minute-week@2023-11-03 as I try to come up with more pleasing random arrangements in Rectangle World.

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

🎥 Poisson Disk Sampling Debug UI via Kartik Agaram

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Some satisfying debug UI for Poisson Disk Sampling (sighack.com/post/poisson-disk-sampling-bridsons-algorithm; thanks Jack Rusher for pointing me at it)

Couple more videos in 🧵

🎥 Poisson Disk Sampling Debug UI

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

🎥 Creating new flow using a "back-loop" and placing the "back-loop" connection on a separate layer via Maikel van de Lisdonk

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Hi, the last month I've been focussing a lot on fixing some bugs in the way nodes are connected and improving the different path types that are used.

This small demo video (Creating new flow using a "back-loop" and placing the "back-loop" connection on a separate layer) shows creating a very small flow from scratch, the functionality of the flow is not important here.. but the thing I wanted to show is the way a "backloop" is created. The system uses a different svg path for backloops: normal nodes are connected using a bezier curve but when the output node is placed before the start node, the path changes to a "back-loop".

Another thing to notice is the layering.. the back-loop is placed on its own layer, hopefully keeping bigger flows more clear. You can toggle which layer is in front.

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

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🧑‍🎨 music thing via Arcade Wise

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I've been working on learning UI design, what do y'all think of this? music thing

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

💬 John Flockton

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Hey folks! I'm doing some research into code formatters/pretty printers, with a view to potentially building my own. Does any one have any examples of code formatters that they've found especially fast, or that they know of which have a special focus on performance?

I'm interested in learning about some of the potential techniques at play - what sort of caching and parallelization is being done, are they doing incremental parsing like tree-sitter etc..

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

💬 Mike Austin

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Over the years, I've thought about different ways of creating an interactive tutorial about writing a simple programming language. For example, you can create a "wizard" style with next and back buttons, or you can create one single page with the code floating on the right side of the content (possibly sticky). One detail is that each example would grow in size (for the complete code), but would only focus on one sub-section. I thought about collapsing sections already covered, but being able to expand them, or just have a single button to expand all the hidden code. Has anyone had experience or have seen articles that use a "build from small to large", showing code along the way?

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

💬 Arcade Wise

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This is a cute little section from the wordmaster manual :>

I did in fact get the 12 lines

considered harmful?

marianoguerra commented 1 year ago

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💬 Nicolay Gerold

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Hey 🙂

I am looking for inspiration in building frontends with LLMs. I am looking for companies, which have LLMs (their own or wrappers around GPT) deployed in customer-facing applications (B2B and B2C) at some level of scale.

Something like Sudowrite and Jasper.

Also if you know some impressive solobuilders, feel free to name drop them 🙂

I would appreciate any link or name dropped in the thread 😉

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