Show HN: Infinite Jigsaw Game
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Show HN: Infinite Jigsaw Game
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#2Maybe different people seeing different pieces from different sides would help with the chaos, idk.
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#3Feedback:
Add an option to hide user tags and only show the different colored mouse cursors otherwise the view will probably get cluttered quickly.
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#5Nice job. How are you handling outpainting? Outside of using an open-weight model, I imagine it's going to get pretty expensive quickly with something like NB or GPT-Image. Feedback: Add an option to hide user tags and only show the different colored mouse cursors otherwise the view will probably get cluttered quickly.
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#6I love it so much, it felt really good when I placed my first piece :). There are some technical issues, the UI and controls could be better, but it definitely was fun, and that's what really matters!
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#7Nice concept. 6 people, it was fun, 18 people, not so much. Can't imagine a few hundreds, prolly pure chaos. Maybe different people seeing different pieces from different sides would help with the chaos, idk.
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#9Nice job. How are you handling outpainting? Outside of using an open-weight model, I imagine it's going to get pretty expensive quickly with something like NB or GPT-Image. Feedback: Add an option to hide user tags and only show the different colored mouse cursors otherwise the view will probably get cluttered quickly.
Right now it's AI with a human doing the curation. I'll def have to figure out how to do it just with AI, as the current user load is going to finish all the pre-baked levels in the next 30 minutes.
Even if a model can technically generate infinite content, you’ll find that it eventually repeats certain patterns, so the results can start to feel very repetitive over time.
If you do end up going with a cheaper open‑weight model, Flux Klein 9B might be your best bet as it’s fairly decent at handling outpainting [1].
[1] - https://comfy.org/workflows/templates_doc_workbox_klein_9b_i...