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My primary motivation was: what if I get locked out of my Google account. Secondary motivation: too lazy to migrate to proper self-hosted Google Drive alternative.

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Nice to see it used _twice_ :D

I think you should try finding what works for you, maybe even give my ridiculous prompt a go.

So I've added unit tests, e2e tests, formatting checks to help Claude to self-correct as much as possible. And I make him do a TON of self-review, after each feature I say something like:

> You are a master reviewer, lots of practical experience. Read Clean Code. Great at architecture. Read Effective Typescript as well. What would you comment in a PR review? Type checking MUST PASS, unit tests must PASS, formatting must PASS.

With each review, Claude catches a lot of sub-optimal choices it made which gives me more confidence in the code I get in the end.

For all other searches, Google seems good enough.

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I know it's fun to ask ChatGPT for a joke about X, but I wanted to take a step further by asking it for:

1. a comic in three parts 2. to include lines and a title 3. prompts to draw it

I'm asking ChatGPT to output JSON with the comic and then I parse it and move it to the next step of the pipeline (drawing). Tools on their own are cool, but chaining them is the true multiplier of creativity.

Check the source on Github: https://github.com/infomiho/dailyaicomics

The hardest thing so far was figuring out how to get a bit more consistent style since each panel is draw in isolation. I've tried asking "draw in the style of X famous comic writer" but that had two drawbacks: - their style varies (color, black and white) - since it's a comic author, it oftentimes draws a whole comic (multiple panels)

Now I'm being very explicit around the style (ink, pastel colors etc.) and it's okay.

I'm wondering what's the best approach to get consistency?

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It's funny how people come up with similar ideas and are able to make them into products quickly with ChatGPT

His is open source if you are interested in how it's done: https://github.com/vincanger/coverlettergpt

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I whipped it up to help me learn Italian using a method I used way back in high school to faster retain historical facts. It has a pool of 100ish phrases and after you go through them all at least once, it will start prioritising phrases that you had trouble with. This way you are focusing on the toughest phrases more. This is kinda like roulette wheel selection used often with genetic algorithms.

I wanted to blend in when I was in Italy and not speak English all the time. I only had a week, and of course, I built an app to help with that. It was awesome saying "Mi scusi" all the time and at some point, they helped us to find our way when our phones died!

It's built using a full-stack framework I'm also developing called Wasp (http://wasp-lang.dev) and I rebuilt it from Supabase to Wasp when I joined the company.

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