I'll try it tonight and let you know in github issues. Was trying myself to achieve something similar (using go and charm v2). Anyway, thanks for sharing.
How is it possible that this code (line 9 of the index.js) isn't present in the source github repo, but can be seen in the beta feature of npmjs.com?
Also, the package 1.3.3 has been downloaded 0 times according to npmjs.com, how can the writer of this article has been able to detect this and not increment the download counter?
It seems like a great tool, but it's painfully slow for me (from France) and I got some errors when trying things "Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information)."
It's an amazing idea! I'm always looking for screen-free activities related to problem solving with my daughter. By the way, if someone happens to have other examples, it would be great to share!
I'm almost 40 years old, and I've never accomplished something like this. I was just about to cope about my impostor syndrome. Well, I guess I need to cope more!
This. All the previous comments made really good statements, but, in the end, it's the value we give to art that might suffer from AI generated content, and the people who produce "real" art.