Real Florida Man or Not? → https://floridamanornot.com What it is: every round shows two "Florida Man" headlines. One was really published by a Florida newspaper or TV station (linked after you answer), the other was written by an AI that studied hundreds of real ones. Daily mode has 5 pairs, same for everyone, resets at midnight UTC, with a spoiler-free emoji grid to share. Endless mode runs until your first miss. Why: the fakes turned out to be much harder to spot than I expected, and I wanted to see how well people can tell real news weirdness from AI weirdness. How it's built: static site + a few AWS Lambdas (Python) and DynamoDB, Terraform, ~$3/month. A collector pulls real headlines, a safety pass filters out anything involving death, serious violence, minors or politics, and a second model writes the fakes and a judge rejects the obvious ones. There's also a page for every calendar day with the real Florida Man headlines from that date (the "Florida Man birthday" thing). Feedback I'd love: Are the fakes too easy or too hard? Is the daily/endless split clear on mobile? Anything that would make you come back tomorrow?   submitted by   /u/icyak [link]   [comments]