I have no idea how ya'll building apps on Electron when IPC has zero type-safety and is an absolute nightmare to use. Community packages that "solve" this problem don't really solve it (unidirectional tRCP !== IPC).
This is very, very sad.
@andrew_n_carr Yes 100+ 😂. It's driving me INSANE though how often I have to "kick" cloud Claude to keep going. It's gotten way worse the past week. Continue... Continue... Stop...
People don’t realize how insanely important it is to have always on mechanisms for dealing with underperformance.
Say you’re at a 1000 person company. Shipping a product end to end might involve: PM, Design, PMM, Engineering, the exec team, Finance, Pricing & Packaging, Customer Success, Sales.
If 1/10 people underperform (very conservatively), every major project you do will have to deal with underperformance.
Losing companies just shrug and watch the world go by. Things miss and people blame others teams.
Winning companies have real time oversight and detection of issues and fix them before they become too big of a problem.
If you want to ask how well you company is set up to win, ask yourself how fast it’d be able to detect and mitigate underperformance on a major project.
Great = days
Good = weeks
NGMI = months
🚀 react-native-wgpu v0.4.0 now runs in the browser too!
🔥 One GPU API powering iOS, Android, Web and visionOS
Thank you @wcandillon for this amazing library!
@tjzeldev That would be so awesome. The magic of worklets is working across multiple threads IN THE SAME FILE. What you guys have done is magic. The ergonomics of Web Workers make them almost unusable IMO and worklets could be a true game changer for concurrent programming in Javascript.
We just made sure that no native specific code is loaded for `react-native-worklets` in web environments. Static size is over 10x smaller.
Reanimated is next.
Building a React Native app with gesture-driven animations – like drag-and-drop, sliders, or scroll? 📱
Download our Reanimated 4 Cheat Sheet for plug-and-play API overviews + ready-to-use code snippets. 🚀
Surprised no one mentioned it yet: iOS 26 is using HDR in the UI. Not just for photos or video, but for interface elements too. That means some elements can be 'brighter than white'
@vc_broke I don't know where I first found out about your newsletter but this article nails startups SO well. The line is blurring between conviction and BS.
@IRCSS Oh wow, thank you! This looks awesome. Have you had much trouble generating proper albedo maps? My basic experiments with generating them ALWAYS seem to result in albedo maps with lighting baked into them
@Scottmas1 the comfy side is very simple, here is an example workflow I use. there is a more complicated one that also takes a confidence map and packs in the alpha before projecting back in blebder gist.github.com/IRCSS/3a6a7427…
Blender+ SDXL + comfyUI = fully open source texturing workflow:
1. cameras in blender
2. render depth, edge and albedo map
3. In comfyUI use control nets to generate texture from view
5. project back and blend based on confidence (surface normal is a good indicator)
Sherie sent this in and we had to share!
Juggernaut Pro Flux + Runnit Scenes = 🔥 ⚡ 🔥
Love seeing what the community creates with our models and tools.
#Juggernaut#RunDiffusion#AIart#Gaming#Anime
@Scottmas1@Juggernaut_AI While we always want to support the opensource community so we are currently working on a version for the community we hope to be ready in about 4 weeks if licenses and testing work out as we hope.
@ostrisai Am I right in thinking that differential diffusion LORAs work best with character LORAs, not style ones? It seems like it would be hard to generate a good alpha mask on a style
@Scottmas1 Fore this, just the toggle, a trigger word, and the class name. For instance, for this I did a trigger_word of "ohwx woman" and for the dop class I did "woman". Nothing needs to be done to the images/dataset.
Added Differential Output Preservation to AI Toolkit and the ui. It is ~3x slower to train, but preserves class knowledge and seems to produce much better results and prevents overfitting.