There's nothing stopping folks from typing a message an LLM wrote one at a time, but the idea of increasing the human cost of sending messages is an interesting one, or at least I thought :-(

Sorry it doesn't meet your needs.

There is irony in having an ai generated humanifesto. Could it be intentional? hmm?

Is there no irony in deriding a project for being potentially LLM generated, when it's goal is to aide people in differentiating? :shrug:

The emoji idea was mine. I like it :-) unfortunately it doesn't work in places like HN that strip out emoji. So I had to make a base64 encoding option.

The goal was to create an effective encryption key for the url hash (so it doesn't get sent to the server). And encoding skin tone with human emojis allows a super dense bit/visual character encoding that ALSO is a cute reference to the humans I'm trying to center with this project!

It is an attempt at putting something into the conversation more than just "OSS is broken because there are too many slop PRs." What if OSS required a human to attest that they actually looked at the code they're submitting? This tool could help with that.

Yes LLMs were used greatly in the production of this prototype!

It doesn't change the goal of the experiment! or it's potential utility! Do you see any potential area in your world where some piece of this is valuable?

It proves 1) that an apple device with a secure enclave signed it. 2) that my app signed it.

If you trust the binary I've distributed is the same as the one on the app store, then it also proves: 3) that it was typed on my keyboard not using automation (though as others have mentioned, you could build a capacitive robot to type on it) 4) that the typer has the same private key as previous messages they've signed (if you have an out of band way to corroborate that's great too) 5) optionally, that the person whose biometrics are associated with the device approved it.

There is also an optional voice to text mode that uses 3d face mesh to attempt to verify the words were spoken live.

Not every level of verification is required by the ptrotocol, so you could attest that it was written on a keyboard, but not who wrote it (not yet implemented in the client app).

The protocol doesn't require you to run my app, if you compile it yourself, you can create your own web of trust around you!

I suspect they might someday be valuable :-)

So frustrating to be soooo close, and then need to build an iOS app.

[HelloWonder.ai](Hellowonder.ai)

The front end looks like a chat bot, but on the backend we're using LLMs to find, parse, rate, classify, and rephrase content on the fly for individuals.

It’s amazing how this system actually brings kids and parents closer together in practice.

Email seth@ that domain if you have kids and would like to skip the waitlist.

Congratulations on launching!

Does it cross the threshold?

I've got 5 year olds, 8, 10 and a 12 year old, and they've been my beta testers for Wonder [0].

It uses AI to help direct kids towards positive content online, and defers to me to help my oldest navigate this tricky online world.

Let me know if you have kids and would like to try it out!

[0] https://gotwonder.com

I thought it would be nice to see a live update of character counts, so I asked GPT:

Write a bit of javascript that I can paste into chrome devtools. Everytime I enter text in an input box, it should show the character count of the current input box in a div in the lower left of the website. When I change to a new input, the counter should reset.

And it spit out code that worked perfectly.

This is a new era of "disposable code" appears when needed, and can be thrown away!

here's the javascript if you want to try it:

  // Select the input fields you want to monitor
  const inputFields = document.querySelectorAll('input[type="text"]');

  // Create a div element to display the character count
  const characterCountDiv = document.createElement('div');
  characterCountDiv.style.position = 'fixed';
  characterCountDiv.style.bottom = '0';
  characterCountDiv.style.left = '0';
  characterCountDiv.style.background = '#fff';
  characterCountDiv.style.padding = '10px';
  document.body.appendChild(characterCountDiv);

  // Keep track of the current input field being edited
  let currentInputField = null;

  // Listen for input events on each input field
  inputFields.forEach((inputField) => {
    inputField.addEventListener('input', () => {
      // If this is a new input field, reset the character count
      if (inputField !== currentInputField) {
        currentInputField = inputField;
        characterCountDiv.innerText = `Character count: ${inputField.value.length}`;
      } else {
        characterCountDiv.innerText = `Character count: ${inputField.value.length}`;
      }
    });
  });

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