@litexev What makes fl studio's piano roll so much better? I'm more of a "play it in live" guy, but maybe that's because I haven't met the right piano roll.
@farayofsun Such nice execution. Any chance you'd post this on Github? Would love to make this a screensaver, perhaps add a couple parameters (wind randomization, plant types, time of day / quality of light?)
.@POTUS has been asking for evidence on the effectiveness of covid vaccines, saying the "CDC is being ripped apart over this question."
At Elicit, we strongly believe in evidence-based policymaking. We also know that evidence synthesis is hard - there's a lot of information out there. Some of it seems contradictory. Not all evidence is high quality.
@POTUS, @CDCgov - here are 604 published studies related to the effectiveness of covid vaccines.
“Design leader” announces they’re joining DOGE. Congrats ensues. WTF. Really?
I’m confused: do you not understand how it operates (illegally, callously, stupidly), or does that excite you? No one’s going to heroically design those attributes away.
Also did I mention, Elicit's the only one where it makes it so easy to check the generated statements against the paper? So far, none of the "deep" ones I tested even academic ones do this yet. Kinda surprised this isn't the standard already. (4)
“May you work on hard problems” is the designer’s version of “may you live in interesting times” — both a blessing and a curse.
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