@rousseaukazi: i'm loving this new side project, war atlas, by @jtroll. it's an interactive cartography of every named war in human hi…
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War Atlas is an interactive cartography of every named war in human history, praised by the author for its UI and as an example of AI enabling niche passion projects.
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i’m loving this new side project, war atlas, by @jtroll.
it’s an interactive cartography of every named war in human history. if you’re a history buff that appreciates a great ui, you should definitely check this out.
one of my favorite things about ai is that i now get to experience people’s niche interests in the exact format they think is best.
if the world is a museum of passion projects, we’re about to get a million new amazing exhibits.
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