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by beklein 8mo ago
The end result would be a normal PPT presentation, check https://sli.dev as an easy start, ask Codex/Claude/... to generate the slides using that framework with data from something.md. The interesting part here is gen
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by beklein 8mo ago
Not my normal use-case, but you can always fall back and ask the AI coding agent to generate the diagram as SVG, for blocky but more complex content like your examples it will work well and still is 100% text based, so the AI coding agents
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by beklein 8mo ago
https://x.com/fchollet/status/2022036543582638517
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by beklein 8mo ago
In my AGENTS.md file i have a _rule_ that tells the model to use Apache ECharts, the data comes from the prompt and normally .csv/.json files. Prompt would be like: "After slide 3 add a new content slide that shows a bar chart wit
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by beklein 8mo ago
I love this! I use coding agents to generate web-based slide decks where “master slides” are just components, and we already have rules + assets to enforce corporate identity. With content + prompts, it’s straightforward to generate a clean
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by beklein 8mo ago
Honest question: would a normal CS student, junior, senior, or expert software developer be able to build this kind of project, and in what amount of time? I am pretty sure everybody agrees that this result is somewhere between slop code th
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by beklein 8mo ago
Relevant blog post from simonw: https://simonwillison.net/2026/Feb/7/software-factory/
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by beklein 8mo ago
https://www.spacex.com/updates#xai-joins-spacex additionally the longer article on SpaceX site
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xAI Joins SpaceX(x.ai)
90 points by beklein 8mo ago|5 comments
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by beklein 8mo ago
This will actually work well with my current workflow: dictation for prompts, parallel execution, and working on multiple bigger and smaller projects so waiting times while Codex is coding are fully utilized, plus easy commits with auto com
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by beklein 8mo ago
Thank you! Learned something new today. Will try to look out for this trick on other Lovable sites I will stumble upon.
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by beklein 8mo ago
Would love to see the original prompt for Nano Banana from OP somewhere. One that yields decent results, for me, is: { "image_generation_prompt": { "subject_focus": { "primary": "Architectural
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by beklein 8mo ago
As far as I can tell, they say: "Mission control and data distribution are managed by EUMETSAT." They have published their own blog post here: https://www.eumetsat.int/features/see-earths-atmosphere-neve... T
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by beklein 8mo ago
Wasn't aware you're so active on HN; sorry for stealing your karma. Love the idea of a dedicated series/pod where normal people take on hard problems by using and leveraging the emergent capabilities of frontier AI systems. A
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by beklein 9mo ago
The Latent Space podcast just released a relevant episode today where they interviewed Kevin Weil and Victor Powell from, now, OpenAI, with some demos, background and context, and a Q&A. The YouTube link is here: https://www
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by beklein 9mo ago
I wonder if electrical engineers felt this way about the reliability of the silicon crystal lattice their circuits rely upon…
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by beklein 9mo ago
Anthropic posted an AMA style interview with Amanda Askell, the primary author of this document, recently on their YouTube channel. It gives a bit of context about some of the decisions and reasoning behind the constitution: https:/&
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One Question Every Leader Must Answer About AI – Yuval Noah Harari [video](youtube.com)
3 points by beklein 9mo ago|0 comments
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by beklein 9mo ago
Not the author/contributor, but the app is built using Tauri for easy multi-platform support, so the backend logic is implemented in Rust and the frontend UI is implemented in TypeScript. I think it’s a valid choice. GitHub does not in
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by beklein 9mo ago
Most of my complex documents are, luckily, Markdown files. I can recommend https://github.com/tobi/qmd/ . It’s a simple CLI tool for searching in these kinds of files. My previous workflow was based on fzf, but th
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by beklein 9mo ago
Thanks for the post and the explanation. I really enjoyed this relevant article about prompt caching where the author explained some of the same principles and used some additional visuals, though the main point there was why KV cache hits
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by beklein 9mo ago
Not all laws are hard science laws in the sense of the second law of thermodynamics; they are, however, good approximations based on experience and, in the right context, make a bit more sense. Notes from the original author: > I've
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Moravec's Paradox and the Robot Olympics(physicalintelligence.company)
98 points by beklein 10mo ago|16 comments
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The Shape of AI: Jaggedness, Bottlenecks and Salients(oneusefulthing.org)
3 points by beklein 10mo ago|0 comments
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by beklein 10mo ago
Correct, check the "Our name" section at: https://n8n.io/press/
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by beklein 11mo ago
Thanks for the Google link, I was just asking GPT-5-Pro "How to Google: 'How do I run a rust project'", and am still waiting for the answer... the point was that searching for an answer (wherever/however) is not nec
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by beklein 11mo ago
If you've never used Rust before, I couldn't find good documentation on how to run a existing Rust project nor could I find `cargo install` on the "Getting Started" page. I could read the Cargo Book, or check `--help` I
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by beklein 11mo ago
I love OpenRouter, since it is a simple way to get started and provides a wide range of available models. You can buy credits and set usage limits for safe testing per API key to gain access from many AI models through one simple and unifie
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by beklein 11mo ago
Comparing this blog post to a 500-page book or a multi-hour course and calling it “weaksauce” misses the point. This post is meant as an introduction to the dot product, and it does that really well. The formal definition (6.1) and explanat
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by beklein 1y ago
It is a personal page, see the About page: https://european.cloud/about/ I agree with you that this distinction could be made more prominently.

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