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Comment #47260221
A very serious academic endeavor and the peer-reviewed research into consumer imagination patterns
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Comment #47117173
I rendered this map from the OSM source with some filters so some locations could be excluded. Anyway, I can manually add any locations. Please write to me via the contact form wit…
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Comment #47111946
This is my favourite comment on this topic: "In the 90s I was on the Disappearing Team for the McGillicuddy Serious Party. When we were in power my task was to go around the world …
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Comment #47111781
I'm running a cutting-edge reverse scam. I aggressively threaten to charge you NZ$1, and then I just give you the product for free
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Comment #47111644
Thanks, this is actually a community idea that I liked and added
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Comment #47111043
The cartography industry and New Zealand have a long, complicated history. I'm building a little map experiment where people rename places. Added a "$1 to show New Zealand" feature…
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Comment #47089618
Yeah, same, I was surprised how well people behaved, most were more creative than toxic. I checked that badwords list too, but it feels outdated and it’s not great for maps: it blo…
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Show HN: I built a map where anyone can rename anything
The idea is simple: click any place on the map, propose a name, others vote, or it will be auto-accepted in ~5min. No account needed for fresh locations or name duel - only to chal…
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Show HN: A site where anyone can rename any location on Earth
Click any city, mountain, country, sea or whatever on a globe, propose a new name, community votes (or your proposal gets auto-accepted in a few minutes if nobody cares). It's live…
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Comment #45370140
Bravo!
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Comment #45248745
I mean, when the site first came out, Google started to show product pages and impressions started to grow, but after a couple of weeks they dropped completely to zero and the page…
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Comment #45248391
Thanks! It's Next.js hosted on Cloudflare
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Comment #45246370
"Create concise descriptions that sound professional but contain absurd elements" with some additional instructions
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Comment #45246343
Cloudflare Workers AI
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Comment #45246339
You'll be surprised how quickly Google determined the usefulness of the site and practically removed it from the search results, and it was absolutely right to do so
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Comment #45238413
It's just hardcoded and randomly chosen, no any suggestion logic in here
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Comment #45238176
I'm glad you liked it! Most reviews actually AI-generated but people can leave reviews too
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Comment #45238161
It's not free, unfortunately, next month I have some amazing bills waiting for me :) Thanks Cloudflare for the amazing speed
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Comment #45236277
The model used to generate product descriptions is llama-3.2-11b-vision-instruct. There are a lot of built-in limitations, and I can't do much with it. It's not perfect with curren…
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Comment #45235921
That's why this place called Hacker News. Nice try!
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Comment #45235902
Thanks! That's interesting. I feel like some kind of synchronicity here - this project also was built and deployed in May
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Comment #45235871
I always have a lot of ideas, but this project seemed to me the least creative of all, it seems like it's too obvious, I don't know really, it's just generate stuff with available …