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branching interface for writing a tighter creative feedback loop guided by a language model to weave through the possibility space of text

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oh this is awesome, though the circular arrangement is so much harder to scan than it would be if it was a vertical list

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Azlen1 yıl önce

yeah i thought the same, but circular seemed more fun! I wanted to try it out inspired both by Dasher and this color-picker I made a while back

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This could be useful for writing via eye tracking for AR glasses.

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Andy Ayrey1 yıl önce

this is sick as hell

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Ryan Wold1 yıl önce

nice keeping the text horizontal (but keep the branching) might aid legibility/usability

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Oliver Beavers1 yıl önce

I've been thinking about this concept for so, so long and have been considering slightly higher levels of abstraction for creating storylines/outlines/etc in a node-based UI.

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Azlen1 yıl önce

definitely feels like there is interesting possibility in interfaces that let you shape or sculpt a story at a high level!

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nested and recursive trinities.... (screenshot from ctrlcreep)

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@thesephist cool idea. implementation is the hard part

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Is there a natural way to undo? I did this a while ago with dasher's UI where you can undo by pointing backwards. Also have you tried anything to make the model generate diverse branches? That seemed important when I played with mine

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it could leave a trail behind you! which is fun because each thing you write could have a sort of shape to it

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