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This is without logging in, on: https://sprinklz.io/feed/home. Occurs in incognito too. Nothing blocked on the network so seems client side.

I get a "failed to load feed with name home" on first load. Recurs on hard refresh

This is really cool!

fixed, thanks for pointing that out.

The reason for this (I should have probably added a note to the site in hindsight), is that WordNet doesn't include definitions for these words in its corpus. This is why the count is less than 10,000: anything that WordNet doesn't have a definition for isn't included. I left a nod to this in the asterisk, but I realise now I didn't explain it anywhere.

From the old Princeton WordNet FAQ page (https://wordnet.princeton.edu/frequently-asked-questions):

> WordNet only contains "open-class words": nouns, verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. Thus, excluded words include determiners, prepositions, pronouns, conjunctions, and particles.

I suppose I could have included them as source nodes (only outgoing), but I think they would have ended up connecting to a whole bunch of definitions, while not providing much in the way of interest.

Glad you like it. NetworkX for creating the graph and the layout; then SigmaJS for displaying it.

Great idea — Though https://www.spotify.com/uk/kids/ exists, an app which consolidates them together for this purpose is smart. There might be an audience beyond just kids though: having Apple Music / Spotify / local media all in one app sounds pretty appealing.

Also, sweet landing page :) I hope you do well.

Thanks for the feedback — I wanted it to be multi-client though, so I could use it on my phone and laptop. Having it be optional is a good shout though :)

Haha, sometimes it tends to spew out strange responses if the input is too short. I think it struggles to not pull on its data set if there's not enough in teh prompt.

I was procrastinating writing college application essays, so decided to spend 3 days making a fun little app instead. This is my first post here - let me know what you think (or if I've posted this in the wrong place).