Love it! Could someone go ahead and make a plugin that allows you to download an mp4 of the loop. for whatever. Abelton, Garageband...

this is awesome. The only code instruction video instructions that I have watched that doubled as a song. At first I thought it was the Euro dance hall lyrics and then I realized it was actually the code instructions.

This is awesome. Just awesome. Love that it looks like a baby toy and packs enough punch to get a kid about 20 years up the line of music understanding.

My guess is that the entry point is to help people think about what to do. I still don't love the midjourney interface but it serves the same purpose.

Next up is a store that generates a functional SaaS with monthly billing from anything you type in search.

My take as well. Feels like something that is going to be plugged into my brain when I'm drooling in a nursing home.

Literally, The Matrix. (I just rewatched the first one for the first time in a decade and forgot how damn good of a movie it is.)

Think of all of the suffering it will prevent

Awesome, nice work! This type of tech opens up a world of physical games.

I made a demo game where you need to dodge the evil bouncing DVD logo by moving your body: https://x.com/measure_plan/status/1924830500541157570

I'm working on a couple other body movement concepts and hope to share soon :)

See also Webcam Mania: https://webcam.sulat.net/

It uses a bit simpler approach, only detecting movement, but it works good enough for such games.

Cats of the web made me laugh. Thanks!

And/or when you die. We need more people trying to make the world better while they are here instead of treating the finish line like the, well, finish line.

"incentivize, subsidize" - yes. There should be less incentives and tax breaks for "holding an asset" and more incentives for making things that improve human lives. Most of the laws are set by the incumbents who stand to lose what they have built and who have the money to pay the lawyers to set the tax code. Real estate should not get incentives unless its getting someone in a home. Private equity, same. Venture capital, after a certain point, same. If you are worth a bazillian dollars, same. A lawyer with balls needs to take on the tax code. I'm kind of hoping the whole Harvard escapade awakens a few legal idealists out there.

> There should be less incentives and tax breaks for "holding an asset" and more incentives for making things that improve human lives.

I think you're overlooking that, say, giving out a 10-year loan for a small business is exactly "holding an asset" (holding a bond issued by said small business for 10 years). For the benefit of everyone involved.