Thanks, this is really cool. I can't wait to read more.

yw, I hope you like it... any feedback is of course welcome

I'm sure I'm not the only one who will assume the title is referencing the Haiku OS rather than poetry. Very cool project nonetheless.

Good call, I should have thought about this! Let me see if I can edit the title. Thanks!

Cool tool. I think it could be a bit more polished. I'd like to have the author's name in there as well, and options to immediately share to whatever site I'd like. Also, why not just automatically look up the site on goodreads rather than having the user find the URL?

Reminds me of the glass cases containing the sports section that bars occasionally put above urinals. Maybe that could be a good use case for a very fancy bar somewhere.

I just tried this out--for some reason every number that was mentioned in my audio was not translated into Spanish. So I heard a string of Spanish, then "forty five thousand" or "six point seven percent". Sounded decent past that.

Thanks will look into this

I misread this as 'razing', hahaha.

Me too! I was like woah, I guess they gave up.

I'm glad I'm not the only one

"Even in cultures where the concept of a third gender is celebrated, it is a rare phenomenon"...

As someone who lived in Thailand for a few years, I'm going to tell you that you are totally wrong.

"There are an estimated 314,808 trans people living in Thailand" https://weareaptn.org/

Thailand has a total population of 71.6 million.

Can you share the code that it wrote?

Added it to the blog post.

I actually worked with them to develop a fake SAT test. It was released, and they had an online competition where they gave $26k to the highest scoring test taker.

How did you end up working with them? Super jealous!

They actually contacted me based on my Upwork.com profile. At the time, I think I was the top search result for SAT or SAT verbal.

Hey I know you~

I'm looking for something like this, but for infographics.

Ohhh - okay. I can build that for you - what's the use case? That would help me judge the quality of the infographic!

Oh, just saw this! It's for creating infographics for practice materials for standardized tests, like the ACT and SAT. The style looks like this: https://prepmaven.com/blog/test-prep/sat-math-charts-and-gra...