Hoje é #domingo. Use sua IA para algo besta, por favor.
Hoje é #domingo. Eu vou compartilhar um flow de algo legal de domingo, algo não-profissional, uma prevenção de burnout. Tipo, DOMINGO mesmo. Com IA, já que ela facilita qualquer coisa. É sério, mas é uma palhaçada também, então #jokes. Uma nota sobre o LinkedIn: Eu não aguento mais a postagens com IA complexificando tudo, muito mais do que eu mesmo com meu código, fazendo bravata com as coisas…
Today is #Sunday. I'll share a fun little workflow for a non-professional Sunday, a way to prevent burnout. It's serious, but also a bit silly, so #jokes. A note about LinkedIn: I can't take much more of those complex AI posts, much more than I myself do with my code, bragging about simple things, even gourmetizing a potato. But read this as if it were posted on LinkedIn.
First, I've been playing RPGs since I was a child, my mind works like the Moon. Then, I wanted a cool creature to be a companion for my character. I chose a creature off-book of D&D, a homebrew: https://dandwiki.com/wiki/Tea_Leaf_Dragon_(5e_Creature). It was made of tea, I like coffee more, so I found a tea that turns into something that looks like coffee in Japan.
Cool: Wikipedia -- Bancha. I sent Mistral to describe the creature: Chat of Mistral. Optimized the description with Brave: Chat with Leo, AI of Brave, using Qwen actually... Generated an image on Gemini and another on ChatGPT. I'M HAPPY. The hero's journey typical of LinkedIn: To defend my old TRPG, I'd say that from Dungeoneer to game books or Mage the Ascension, the first idea I have to test any tech is always with a crazy idea from a favorite game...
It's a great motivation. How would I create a hyperfiction with this stack, hm? This is a project I would never show my bosses, these Sunday projects don't need to be good, they just need to make me happy. Now, the serious part. Programming to vent rage is from Tuesday to Saturday. Have a good Sunday.
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