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by kkukshtel 18d ago
This immediately came to mind for me as well. The game straddles "game" and "performance art", and the totally straight-faced delivery really makes it stand out.
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by kkukshtel 19d ago
Devin is/was shit though, compared to the other options available both now and then.
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by kkukshtel 24d ago
This is also what is compelling about Midjourney imo.
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by kkukshtel 1mo ago
DAU
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by kkukshtel 1mo ago
I think so much of this is people greenfield-ing things as benchmarks, which is nearly always a success case for any AI these days.
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by kkukshtel 1mo ago
the otherwise fawning praise in the comments for something that seems so obviously vibe-coded is making me wonder if all these one sentence replies are bots
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
Thanks for all this! I used Blitz a while ago for a product research spike around composing HTML to be rendered directly in a terminal with kitty or iterm's image protocol: https://www.npmjs.com/package/kittyhtml
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
I think a lot of the examples below are projecting more complicated options, but it could also be something just as simple as using a word with a hyphen in it every prime-numbered sentence. Or any other "puzzle-y" pattern.
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
IMO Capture One is better suited to using separate catalogs. I usually create one per year or something similar. Having everything in one catalog is going to eventually get slow.
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
This looks like AI slop, and also a worse version of CUE. https://cuelang.org/
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
Noah Smith had an interesting idea related to this in a recent newsletter: https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/what-will-more-intelligence-ac... > Another way of saying this is that there may be laws of the universe that
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
I highly recommend people try out Capture One. After using Lightroom for years, switching to Capture One a few years ago felt like someone turned the lights on. Far and away the best photo and media mangement software I've ever used by
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by kkukshtel 2mo ago
This is also where I'm at. "Just ask the model stuff" continues to be the best, most durable advice. Karpathy himself had something recently about this on Twitter.
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by kkukshtel 3mo ago
Sokol is the best, thank you for your ongoing work :) And please open a patreon or something!
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by kkukshtel 3mo ago
I work professionally on game engines and also have my own custom engine. Watching the space for 15+ years, I would say that nearly _every_ custom game engine exists as a demonstration of graphics capability, not anything to do with improvi
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by kkukshtel 4mo ago
I think this is the future. The sort of left-field rumble that turns into a quake in 5 years.
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by kkukshtel 4mo ago
This has been around for a long time and I've always been so surprised it has had seemingly so little traction outside of the author's own projects. The love and care and thoughtfulness of every library has always been so great to
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by kkukshtel 4mo ago
The audio-driven animation stuff here is so nice. A year ago I went on a journey to produce a video podcast waveform based off the audio track, and the process was incredibly painful for no obvious reason. My hope here is that I can now jus
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by kkukshtel 4mo ago
Not only this but hermetic checks on local machines for spot testing new models is becoming increasingly difficult, if not impossible. - We have 0 visibility into what Anthropic does with our own prompts server side (do they return cached r
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by kkukshtel 4mo ago
I'd look into something tactile, with simple rules but strategic depth: Personally I'd recommend Hive or a similar (and simpler) tile movement game, High Tide. https://boardgamegeek.com/boardgame/2655/hiv
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Show HN: KittyHTML – Render HTML/CSS as an inline image in your terminal(npmjs.com)
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by kkukshtel 5mo ago
And its still just a vscode fork
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by kkukshtel 5mo ago
This is the road of stupid that stop killing games has paved.
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by kkukshtel 6mo ago
Same boat — looking at both the product page and a lot of the comments here, people seem to miss how great C1 is (and how much better it has been than lightroom for years). So much of photo editing as well isnt just color touchups but media
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by kkukshtel 7mo ago
"I make AI output lots of stuff" is not an intrinsically valuable thing. I can run the same thing on Claude in research mode and get a report with cited sources in a more digestable format on my phone. What's the eval here on
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by kkukshtel 7mo ago
Just taking this moment to share something I made from a similar point of frustration — https://mood.site It's a free online photo gallery app where auth is done through URL query params. You make a board, it gets an edit k
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by kkukshtel 7mo ago
This is a really interesting idea. I wonder if something like Luau would be a good solution here - it's a typed version of Lua meant for sandboxing (built for Roblox scripting) that has a lot of guardrails on it. https://lua
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by kkukshtel 7mo ago
I wrote about something along these lines 3 years ago, but used the name "Heisenfunctions," which I think is better :) https://kylekukshtel.com/incremental-determinism-heisenfunct... A lot of this was also inspire
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by kkukshtel 8mo ago
The comments on this post that congratulate/engage with OP all seem to be from hn accounts created in the past three months that have only ever commented on this post, so it seems like there is some astro-turfing going on here.
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by kkukshtel 8mo ago
Stuff like this is ironic but I do think it's escape hatches like this that will make these tech companies, if they ever go down, go down kicking and screaming. Any platform holder that ever finds themselves in a bad place financially

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