Show HN: I built a one-prompt hackathon platform, free entry, sponsored prizes
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#3I'm sure it looks very fancy on desktop, but I am unable to read any more than this.
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#4Re: Show HN: I built a one-prompt hackathon platform, free entry, sponsored prizes
#5On mobile when the "The newest models, like [...]" text has a longer name the whole page jumps down a line to accommodate it. I'm sure it looks very fancy on desktop, but I am unable to read any more than this.
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#6On mobile when the "The newest models, like [...]" text has a longer name the whole page jumps down a line to accommodate it. I'm sure it looks very fancy on desktop, but I am unable to read any more than this.
This is the nature of the AI slop future where UI/UX doesn’t matter anymore. People just deal with it. Mobile-first is dead
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#7it's pretty much guaranteed that the winner will be someone using fable or sol and the budget to let it churn for hours on end.
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#8neat idea but the pay-to-win aspect kind of kills any pretense of this being about the prompt. it's pretty much guaranteed that the winner will be someone using fable or sol and the budget to let it churn for hours on end.
In the future, I would like to try to get sponsored credits so everyone can just use the same frontier model.
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#9The page keeps “stuttering” and stuffing up or down by a small amount
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#10On mobile when the "The newest models, like [...]" text has a longer name the whole page jumps down a line to accommodate it. I'm sure it looks very fancy on desktop, but I am unable to read any more than this.