As Sam Altman just announced ChatGPT can now write erotica, we are ready to announce our AI-powered erotica platform.
Most of us here use tools like ChatGPT for everything from coding to drafting emails. But this creates a problem of "context collapse." Your work queries, personal questions, and more sensitive creative explorations all end up in the same, permanent history. OpenAI (and Grok!) are able to learn about your work and your sexual desires based on your usage on their platforms.
We believe you need a separate, dedicated space for this kind of creativity—a private journal, not a public square.
That’s why we built Sylvaine AI.
Sylvaine is an AI-powered platform designed for writing fiction, with privacy as its foundation, not an afterthought.
The goal is to give creators a sanctuary where they can explore their imagination without looking over their shoulder.
I’m here all day to answer any questions you have about our tech stack, our privacy policy, or the challenges of building a privacy-first AI product.
for companies who hired him and let him go, you should be reviewing your interview system.
it looks like we are going back to old argument "coders who are good at interviews (most likely leetcode), but terrible at delivering actual work."
For me, my ears response faster than my eyes in some cases. I think someone else pointed out that when there's a bicycle ringing their bells on your side, your ears will catch it first then you use your vision to confirm it.
Hey guys, I noticed that there's a post on HN regarding Pixel's upcoming dashcam function. I find it odd that while we can post things about big tech's new products, we can't post our own work.
So here is mine, I too made my own dashcam app called DashMap. But unlike Google's implementation, DashMap integrates dashcam with turn-by-turn navigation so that you don't have to switch between apps, it automatically starts recording as soon as you start navigation, or if you're just on a short trip, you can just choose to record without navigation.
You can use the promo code HACKERNEWS within the app to use the app for free for a month.
The app may look barebone, but we have a lot of excited new features coming up. Stay tuned :)
No need to wait for another two years, I already made an exact app you're talking about. it's not only a dash cam, but it's integrated with turn by turn navigation as well.
Hmmm.. Id say thats a cost of doing business on the app store? App stores should be doing a better job of making sure everything doesn’t require rework ever so often, but I don’t see why end customers have to pick up that tab. On a continued basis like in a subscription.
It is unfortunately because of API cost from Mapbox. In Google's use case, they can obviously do it for free (for being Google and not integrated with navigation within the app). The 1 week tier is aimed for rental car users, for normal users, I'd recommend 1 month.
Subscriptions for apps are like paying the service fee to a skilled mechanic for your car's maintenance and upgrades. The developer acts as the mechanic, using the subscription revenue to continually improve the app's performance, security, and features. Just as the mechanic ensures your car runs smoothly and can add better features (tinted windows, reverse camera etc), the developer can deliver regular updates, replace outdated components, and introduce innovative features. Subscriptions support ongoing app maintenance and enhancement, providing users with a reliable and up-to-date experience, similar to how a mechanic's services keep your car in optimal condition.
the biggest cost for me is the navigation, mapbox charges quite a lot...on a per trip basis, but you guys can use the promo code HACKERNEWS for 1 month free trial
Most of us here use tools like ChatGPT for everything from coding to drafting emails. But this creates a problem of "context collapse." Your work queries, personal questions, and more sensitive creative explorations all end up in the same, permanent history. OpenAI (and Grok!) are able to learn about your work and your sexual desires based on your usage on their platforms.
We believe you need a separate, dedicated space for this kind of creativity—a private journal, not a public square.
That’s why we built Sylvaine AI.
Sylvaine is an AI-powered platform designed for writing fiction, with privacy as its foundation, not an afterthought.
The goal is to give creators a sanctuary where they can explore their imagination without looking over their shoulder.
I’m here all day to answer any questions you have about our tech stack, our privacy policy, or the challenges of building a privacy-first AI product.