jonchi
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jonchi
@jonching_
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San Francisco, CA Bergabung Ağustos 2022
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I've been posting a few minimaps or "pucks" after making them with an app I built using Claude, Three.js, Google, ESRI and OpenTopography.
Very straightforward: scroll around the world map or search for a location, pick an area of interest, line it up in the frame and hit capture. Then just make some adjustments and export an image, orbiting video or an .stl.
Just another cool way to explore and share the world. Hope to make it live after improving the experience.
Regional Unit of Evrytania, Central Greece, Greece 39.00123°N, 21.46591°E
#minimaps #threejs #googlemaps #Esri #OpenTopography #OSM
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pretty fun to play with the date/time and watch the wind currents adjust the flight path
Blaze@0xblz
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🚨 ¿Te enteraste?
DimensionalOS (dimOS) explotó y ya está en el #3 trending de GitHub.
Miles de devs están sacando sus agentes IA (OpenClaw y otros) del mundo digital y poniéndolos a controlar robots reales: cuadrúpedos, humanoides y drones.
Lo más brutal:
• Navegación autónoma real
• Memoria espacial + temporal
• Percepción y control directo de hardware físico
Esto ya no es simulación.
Esto es agentes viviendo en el mundo real.
REPOOOO👇
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This is the most visceral way to show the era we are now in.
11/10, no notes.
Andy Coenen@_coenen
I wanted to share something I built over the last few weeks: isometric.nyc is a massive isometric pixel art map of NYC, built with nano banana and coding agents. I didn't write a single line of code.
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this one blew up. awesome to see that so many folks around the world wanted some kind of tool like that visualizes etymology like this. thanks for all the feature ideas. just love it when an idea resonates.
reminder to ship that idea sitting in your drafts.
Vamsi Batchu@vamsibatchuk
Ever wondered where words come from? 🗺️ built this app on @GoogleAIStudio called 'Wanderword' to map the evolution of language through time and space. It uses Gemini to trace linguistic roots and D3.js to animate the geographic migration of words through history. …derword-141284551734.us-west1.run.app
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currently on a mission to make a piece of furniture for every room in the house that reuses the same pattern of joinery, door handles, material proportions
so far the desk, the credenza, the wardrobe, the library... now working on the bed frame
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kepano@kepano
New library almost done, can't wait to fill it with all my books 🥰 I've designed and built lots furniture in the past but this has been the most complex and challenging by far. In the past I have mostly worked with plywood. For this project I wanted to build out of solid oak and use Japanese joinery techniques. I don't have time to fabricate complex projects these days, and I wasn't confident enough in my woodworking skills. So I collaborated with a local carpenter. This allowed for so many more interesting design details that I wouldn't have thought of myself. Whatever your furniture needs are, consider being a patron of your local carpenters, cabinetmakers, and woodworkers. Yes it's slower and more expensive than going to IKEA but the process is much more rewarding, and the results will be more unique and long lasting.
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@jxmnop They all have the same core capability (a model shaped like all human cultural knowledge trained to act as an assistant). There is a large unknown about what this powerful thing is good for. But when someone invents a new thing, it’s easy to copy.
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Claude 3.7 Sonnetに東大数学2025の解説動画を作らせてみた。アニメーションにすると直感的で分かりやすい。これ学生時代に欲しかったな…
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Whyyy did no math teacher of mine ever show me a visual like this
William Rose@dodecahedra
Aggressive move by this wikipedia contributor to geometrically visualize the binomial theorem. Oh, do you "have trouble" seeing things in 4D? Sorry that life is so difficult for you. Stop whining and try harder.
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After further experimentation, I say Sonnet is smarter in general, but not by far, and DeepSeek is even better in some aspects, like formatting. It is also faster, and 10x cheaper. This model is absolutely legit, and superior to GPT-4o and Gemini-2.
Taelin@VictorTaelin
So DeepSeek just stomped Sonnet-3.6 in a task here Full story: Adam (on HOC's Discord) claimed to have gotten the untyped λC solver down to 5k interactions (on par with the typed version). It is a complex HVM3 file full of superpositions and global lambdas. I was trying to understand his approach, but it didn't have a stringifier. I asked Sonnet to write it, and it failed. I asked DeepSeek, and it one shot it. First impression definitely impressive. I'll be integrating DeepSeek with my workflow and start testing it
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Final day of HackerHouse calls for a little treat 🍧
Thank you everyone for a fabulous week in Kaohsiung 🫶
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an embedding space for Midjourney srefs.
search for styles using natural language
scrub through aesthetic properties like warm, cool, soft, sharp, muted, vibrant, emotions.
then - copy the sref and use it in a prompt.
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so as it turns out the guy that wrote the best blog about bitcoin in 2011, realized the importance of transformers before anyone, and is followed closely by most tech elites. was living in the woods on a $12k income.
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