If you tab out and then back again it draws about 20 horses all on top of each other making some kind of eldritch horror.
In a similar project, a hard part was filtering penis and nazi symbols.
Protip: add a few legs parts in the tail, so it moves too.
Check out how the precursor of this project did it! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44719222
> I built a basic CNN trained against penises and swastikas, and then anything that doesn't hit the 63% confidence score gets sent to a mod queue, a vibe-coded fish-tinder (https://bsky.app/profile/bigass.bsky.social/post/3luvikxn3f2...).
Reminds me of Draw a Fish https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44719222
and their security incident lol https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44784743
Some of you cannot.
Some of you choose not to.
Side note I also keep expecting the severance theme after the first note.
Fake edit: I just draw a Pegasus!
Someone made a pretty ace 8 legged horse.
It was actually the first time I'd seen that message, so, erm, congrats?
The AI-assisted drawing moderation is inspired by drawafish.com and works quite well at keeping the horse parade family friendly!
- Most beautiful horses and least penises were drawn by tumblr users. Maybe because they've drawn a lot of penises before and got it out of their system : )
- Most penises: HN (but I guess it's my fault for saying there is a filter) followed by b3ta.com and twitter
- Most swastikas: twitter and, somehow, HN.
- Most generous buymeacoffee supporters: tumblr
- Most unexpected source of traffic: substack
- Hardest slashdot effect: bluesky
I have to say I've been enjoying it quite a lot lately. It's not as militantly anti everything as it used to be and that's improved it a lot.
Most penises: HN (but I guess it's my fault for saying there is a filter) followed by b3ta.com and twitter
- Most swastikas: twitter and, somehow, HN.
I expected better from HN :/
Someone once told me that HN is like 4chan but for tech people & I defended a lot against it but now I feel like seeing an overlap between HN,twitter,4chan
> - Most unexpected source of traffic: substack
How much traffic did you get out of substack?
And it's not like there are no beautiful horses being drawn - I observed quite a few ingenious horses and non-horses coming in in the last hours. But I'm surprised at the level of.. carelessness.
One way of dealing with it would be training a penis-drawing-recognition ai and only show other penis drawings to people who draw dicks. Though it would go against the whole idea of, well, having a moment together.
Substack traffic is hard to quantify, at least for me as I am only looking at HTTP referrers, and I had the feeling the referrer field was mostly filtered out. It is comparable to facebook and mastodon traffic, both in volume and in the sense that it is a slow burn - the link gets share in a small community, and then gets shared a few days later in a different one. In contrast to tumblr, HN and bluesky, where a spike in traffic comes sudden, a cultural moment is shared by many thousands of people, and then the attention mostly disappears the next day.
I wouldn’t expect tech folks to be more susceptible by nature, they just hang out in these spaces and are exposed to the content more than average.
Being tech savvy doesn’t make you immune to the recruitment tactics.