I think it might be better to use the empty areas in the corners for the controls.

It's like a Choose-Your-Own-Adventure dialed up to 11.

I played around with it briefly on Fal.ai generating a cartoon, but it’s more of a technical curiosity for the time being since I don’t have a Scrooge McDuck vault of gold coins.

1) negative parallelism: "It's not bold. It's backwards."

2) em-dash addiction: "The problem -- and this is the part nobody talks about -- is systemic."

again, i'm not saying the author wrote this sentence using AI. i was just tickled by how stereotypically AI it sounded. for better or for worse, those characteristics are just going to set off the AI detector in people's heads now, as evidenced by the fact that there are like 10 separate comments on this post that picked up on the exact same thing.

> This is our first experiment in building a persistent Social World Engine — a world that continues to exist, evolve, and remember even when nobody is watching.

The audience is meant to direct the show. There's a crypto token involved in paying for it. Make of that what you will.

Personally I think it's an invitation to a lawsuit. Back in the day people were running AI Spongebob on Twitch and that got killed for copyright infringement. And this isn't a cartoon, it's Jim Carrey.

Meanwhile, for a software business, Github is a wide and deep attack vector and nobody seems to be concerned about it.

Of course the same can be said about any other public git hosting, especially if it combines CI/CD, artifact distribution, identity and trust management.

Because some of us don't want to give in to the dead internet theory yet.