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User Profile: MusicLover230
MusicLover230 June 21st

The title kinda sums it up lol. Any suggestions?

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User Profile: alwayzpanda
alwayzpanda July 28th

@MusicLover230

Hmm.. not really a hobby for ordinary people, but meditation?

User Profile: ArtisticAngel999
ArtisticAngel999 August 1st

@MusicLover230

Have you tried Origami? it's one of my favourite things to do :) 

User Profile: GreenLime3141
GreenLime3141 August 2nd

Journaling

User Profile: Bianca7711
Bianca7711 August 2nd

@MusicLover230 crocheting if you haven’t already tried :) or even making refrigerator magnets

User Profile: sofiakz
sofiakz August 2nd

@MusicLover230 Have you tried genshin?


User Profile: Bianca7711
Bianca7711 August 2nd

@MusicLover230 crocheting if you haven’t already tried :) or even making refrigerator magnets

Try making perfumes from essential oils. I do it myself and it's really nice, maybe you can find it really relaxing and even meditating. It's not that hard actually, it's pretty easy. You just need a formula that you need to follow, like what base notes are going to be (something flowery or more sweet and etc.), what upper notes will be and what downer notes will be. And you need blotters for essential oils where you put some essential oil on one blotter and another one on another blotter and just smell it together and see if it's good combination or not, then you need ethanol alcohol and it needs to be 95% class A so you can mix it if you want you perfumes to be with ethanol, like a classic perfumes or something like that, and you need to mix oils first, then add alcohol, and then you need a glass stick to mix it and put in cooler and dark place for 2 weeks. And don't forget to shake it a little bit once a day so it can mix perfectly. And after two weeks, add distilled water so you won't get a headache or something like that from ethanol alcohol because it's really strong but not that much, but still you need it because distilled water will smooth somehow the texture and it won't be sticky in the skin. But if you want from essential oils only, then you need Jojoba oil. You can mix it with essential oils. You need mix essential oils, then add jojiba oil and put it for two weeks in cooler and dark place. You can shake it a little bit so the oils can mix together for once a day. And you need a bottle that made out of glass but the glass needs to be dark so the perfume will be perfect. And if you want to make it with ethanol alcohol, then don't put it too much because you need to mix it with distilled water. Just a half of alcohol, then after two weeks, add distilled water but not too much so it can mix perfectly and it won't erase the base and aroma.

User Profile: Sharing3312
Sharing3312 August 2nd

Go for hunting in jungle

User Profile: 7motivation
7motivation August 2nd

@MusicLover230

My fun new hobby is Vibe Coding

and getting AI to make custom HTML apps for me

that run in a web browser as a private web page

(it only runs locally on your device and in your browser as a tab).


You don't need to know any code! No experience necessary whatsoever!
AI will explain it all to you and do all of the coding! 
It runs in any browser!


How it all works:

I tell the AI what I want the HTML app to do.

And I tell the AI to write the HTML code that includes JavaScript

and that enables the User to run the app in a web browser tab.


It's lots of fun and very creative

and very interactive working with the AI Vibe Coding.

Anyone here can make Vibe Coding a fun useful hobby.

Let's say you are a Music Lover and 

you want an AI to make you a simple music game

that runs in your web browser.


Then you brainstorm with the AI

to figure out what you want the game to do.


Then you tell the AI to go ahead

and make the game HTML file text.


Then it gives you the HTML text

that you save as an HTML file on your device.


Then you right-click on the HTML file you saved

and open it in a web browser.


Then you play the game the AI made for you.

And if the game needs fixes or improvement, 

then you tell the AI to make the changes needed.


It's lots of fun.


You can make all kinds of custom apps that run in a web browser as explained.

They could be other games or helpful custom tools that help you in real life.


If you need help understanding all this,

just copy all this

and paste it all into an AI

and get the AI to explain it all.


It's a great new hobby.

I have been doing it for many months.


Hope you all give it a try!

Have fun Vibe Coding today!

No experience or knowledge necessary! AI can explain it all. 

PS: some AIs are a lot better at writing code than others

and I think you may already know which ones from the news.

PPS: if the app the AI makes does not work at first,

then click on your browser Dev Tool option

and go to the browser's Dev Tool console

and look for an error message

and copy the error message

and paste it into the AI

and tell it to fix the error.

Then the AI will give you text for a new HTML file

that you can save and run in your browser.

AI will explain all this to you

if you paste all this into an AI that knows how to code well.

You do not need any experience. AI can explain it all.

PPPS: I only used TOTALLY FREE AIs for the past year

and they are all getting really really good at writing code.

Welcome to the future of a new hobby Vibe Coding!

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User Profile: 7motivation
7motivation August 5th

@MusicLover230

To inspire you further on Vibe Coding as a new hobby,

today (just now) I Vibe Coded a polyphonic midi keyboard

that I can play in my FireFox web browser using AI.

And it only took 1 minute to make using free Claude AI online!

First I told Claude AI what I wanted.

My prompt to Claude AI was exactly this:

MAKE HTML CODE THAT HAS JAVASCRIPT THAT WILL RUN IN A BROWSER TAB AND WILL ENABLE THE USER TO PLAY MIDI NOTES USING THE KEYBOARD AS IF THE KEYBOARD WAS A PIANO KEYBOARD

Then Claude AI went to work instantly all on its own!

Then less than a minute later Claude AI was done!

Claude's reply said:

"Architected self-contained HTML file for browser-based piano keyboard functionality"

"Open it in a browser tab and start playing — A S D F G H J K L ; are your white keys, W E T Y U O P are the black keys in between. Z/X shift the octave down/up, and holding Space sustains notes like a pedal. It's all synthesized live with the Web Audio API, so no MIDI hardware or files needed — just click into the page first (browsers require a click before audio can play)."

And Claude provided a button to download the HTML file.

So I pressed the button the file saved that Claude had named: 

keyboard-piano.html

And the HTML file was only 15.0kB !

But you might ask, "How could a MIDI piano app that runs in your browser possibly be only 15.0kB?"

The answer is: "Browsers already have MIDI capabilities build in" and Claude knows that!

So then I right-clicked on the keyboard-piano.html file I had just saved

and I selected

"Open with Firefox".

And then Claude's Vibe Code app opened

and there in my Firefox browser tab was a 17 key piano keyboard

and I could play notes on the keyboard by pressing keys on my PC keyboard

or I could play pressing the keyboard image keys with my PC mouse.

And the piano keyboard running in the browser is even poly-phonic! 

So I can play cords! That is totally amazing!

And Claude AI even included buttons to

 change the sound and change the octave!

Now you may not believe all this because it sounds too easy and too amazing.

But you can copy and paste into Claude AI

the prompt I gave Claude (mentioned above)

and then see for yourself!

Hope this inspires you (and everyone here)

to try Vibe Coding as a new fun hobby!

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User Profile: 7motivation
7motivation August 5th

Note: above I meant to say:

"Browsers have MIDI-like abilities built-in."

So browsers can already synthesize music notes.

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User Profile: joyfulPuppy843
joyfulPuppy843 August 2nd

@MusicLover230

Tbh what I do is crochet

judo I can't recommend a great club in the north east England. 

Running 

Diving 

Learning languages cooking baking learning chess drawing