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Health professionals recommend washing your hands for at least 20 seconds, or the length of time it takes to sing "Happy Birthday" twice. @SoapyKaraoke is a Twitter bot that tweets 20-second long karaoke songs to add some variety to your hand washing routine.
@SoapyKaraoke20-Second karaoke to sing while washing your hands
@StephenColbot was trained on every "Late Show" opening monologue since the show's debut in 2015 and tries to write monologues of its own. It uses OpenAI's new GPT-2 model.
@StephenColbotTwitter bot trained to write monologues like Stephen Colbert
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Hi Hunters! I had this idea after applying for a comedy writing gig that said it was open to those who are "human or a particularly convincing AI." I've seen bots trained on non-comedic material create unintentionally funny output and I was curious what would happen if a bot was trained on comedy. The source material is the closed captioning text from 1,100 YouTube videos. The captions include...
@StephenColbotTwitter bot trained to write monologues like Stephen Colbert
Have a runny nose and a sore throat? Can't tell if it's allergies or a cold? Compare your area's the pollen count with its cold and flu index for a definitive diagnosis.
Allergies or a cold?🤧Is your runny nose from allergies or a cold? Find out.
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TruthTKA bot that donates to ProPublica when Trump tweets FAKE NEWS
ShortcutCreate and share clips from This American Life
Shimmy StatesHillary shimmies when she's leading on FiveThirtyEight
Phone StoriesCall to hear a short story for a specific moment in life.
Don't Play With Your NewsRearrange audio from NPR news clips to make your own report.
TipsySupport the authors of the sites you read the most
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I'm 70% sure this is a joke, but I sincerely like this as a premise for a podcast. http://gawker.com/here-it-is-gawkers-first-podcast-food-on-franklin-1741556972
Food on Franklin - Episode 1In-depth discussion about the food on one street in Brooklyn
Food on Franklin - Episode 1In-depth discussion about the food on one street in Brooklyn
Fav ForeverA Chrome extension that brings stars back to Twitter
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Hi Hunters- I'm Reed, the maker of The New Forker. I just moved to New York from SF in July and have been trying to get familiar with the vast landscape of restaurants in my new city. I've always enjoyed reading The New Yorker's weekly 'Tables For Two' column, where they profile an interesting restaurant in the city. For the most part, they only cover restaurants they think are good, which...
The New ForkerAn interactive map of restaurants reviewed in The New Yorker
The New ForkerAn interactive map of restaurants reviewed in The New Yorker
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Reminds me a bit of http://yumhacker.com, which may not be in active development anymore. Either way, you should get in touch with @jenniferdewalt... seems like there's some shared interest here.
Terrapn Collect your favorite food spots on earth.
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Great hunt. Having an end product in mind is, in my experience, the best way to learn to code. I learned Python while building @Rezhound.
Code4StartupLearn how to code by cloning real life startups
StoryCorps AppRecord and share interviews with the people in your life.
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Hi Hunters- If you find the diaereses in The New Yorker as distracting as I do, I think you'll like this silly little Chrome extension I put together during this last rainy weekend.
Döts and MurmursRemove diaereses (döts like thëse) from The New Yorker.