mugul

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by mugul 5d ago
Thanks to these projects, what was an innovative-but-closed piece of technology one week ago is now much more accessible. Whether they're in it for fame or not, I couldn't care less!
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by mugul 5d ago
Quite impressed by the energy people are putting into making OSS Jev-like models. I understand the hype but I wonder: what are the use cases for this kind of model? Could it be used in the context of coding agents, or is it more relevant in
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by mugul 9d ago
It would be very interesting to see how the whole scene is structured, not just the final rendered result. A lot of the work you put in when making Blender scenes is to make sure the scene stays nicely editable, in particular around the con
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by mugul 10d ago
I think that beyond marketing this is also a way to collect "AI browsing" trajectories. Not an expert but I think this is the kind of great quality data that can be useful when training LLMs.
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by mugul 12d ago
And then you have to click "update visualisation" otherwise you're still seeing the data from the previous bird
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by mugul 12d ago
I hope the media industry will soon realize they are just being used as a very loud relay in a communication strategy feeding the hype of "AI" companies. This is quite sad (but I'll admit reading the article also made me laug
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by mugul 13d ago
Good read thanks, quite well documented!
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by mugul 14d ago
I see your point but I'm not sure there is much more to say on the matter: apart from having fun, learning stuff and taking pride in your work, what other reasons do you see for "doing things the hard way"? You could argue th
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Ask HN: What are you using loop engineering for?
4 points by mugul 14d ago|0 comments
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by mugul 1mo ago
Great job, very interesting! However I wonder: since you are targetting iOS, why only restrict yourself to generalist frameworks such as llama.cpp and LiteRT-LM? MLX Swift looks like a better fit, and the model catalog on HF's MLX comm