This kind of thing is pretty easy to do with a much leaner model https://docs.pytorch.org/tutorials/intermediate/char_rnn_gen...

I assume the goal isn't to generate Korean names but to learn GPTs.

Sure, but use the tool for the job IMO. GPTs are much more complex so should demonstrate a much more complex task.

No - it costs $0 already

It seems like everyone commenting here is already part of the hivemind. So maybe someone can answer an important question that I'm not getting at all from the docs: what does this actually do?

I printed the casing just to see - it actually does fit in my levi pockets (front and back), but looks and feels a bit ridiculous to actually walk around with

> software dev is a job for me that needs to generate income

sir, this is a hackernews

> This post is a <insert-startup-here> advertisement

same thing you said but in a different context... sir, this is a hackernews

Who's the designer? I assume the same as agents.cloudflare.com, finally something that looks creative and not based on purple gradients

Nanda is a great! https://x.com/nandafyi?s=21&t=eqRzxHltMiNrLXlna5kBEQ

not for the standard hosted APIs using structured output or function calling, best you can get is an array

And #1 on the jobs chart

Here's the screen recording version of a long exposure (thanks for the nerd snipe) - https://gist.github.com/spro/7599415b0e47de65311557b3454771a...

Perhaps this technique could be defeated by scrolling the background in the opposite direction as the text

That's what I was expecting to see. I didn't have a mount for my phone handy, to try it. The exporting of frames from a video is a good compromise though. nice one

my first instinct was "the slow one is struggling so it must be doing some heavy work"