Show HN: I made a website that makes you cry
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If you ask AI to recommend or gen a video to make you cry, it may just show you a video of someone cutting onions.
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#32This is bad. If you want some emotional art therapy, go actually watch something, whether it's something you already appreciate or something new that you are willing to try. Content poaching wrapped up as pseudoscientific wellness product is just exploitative.
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#33This is bad. If you want some emotional art therapy, go actually watch something, whether it's something you already appreciate or something new that you are willing to try. Content poaching wrapped up as pseudoscientific wellness product is just exploitative.
Jesus Christ you must be not fun at parties
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#34The amount of javascript I had to allow made me cry. Unfortunately browsing with No-Script seems to block much of the functionality. But otherwise a cool project!
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#35Thanks for sharing, I have my wedding in two days and have been a nervous wreck, the cry was a good release.
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#36Is that what they mean by cryotherapy? ;)
Anyway, this seems to be a covert ad for https://www.feelapp.io/.
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#38How can I grab a link for a video to share that specific video?
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#39This site brings me to tears every time I visit. Sometimes joyful, sometimes sad. Usually melancholy.
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#40Earlier quoted context omitted.
Twitter and facebook are far more effective for that.
I think we can just kinda blanket-statement this and say all social media induces anger, yeah?
All of them can but I don't think they are equal. Back before I deleted twitter about a year ago, no matter what I did, how many accounts I blocked, I'd get a feed of AI generated ragebait. Meanwhile TikTok and Youtube seem to respect my preferences more. There is ragebait on those platforms but it isn't shown to me. Facebook just seems to be entirely Boomers and Gen Xers angry at the news.
Reddit has historically respected your subscriptions but it does look like they are drifting away and making the home page just whatever they want to show you.