echo.hive

My longest running consulting client(2+ years) wanted to build an AI chatbot for his restaurant Today he's the Lead of GenAI R&D at Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences. Because @WonderWhyAI is relentlessly driven and curious, our monthly 1-on-1 sessions went deep: - Full-stack AI application development - Agentic systems and retrieval architectures - Real-time voice AI - The bigger questions: what's worth building, where AI is heading, and how to position yourself ahead of it Working with Fausto has been one of the highlights of my consulting work. If you're building with AI, I'd love to do the same for you. Right now I'm offering 30% off for a limited time (Link in comment) 1-on-1 Consulting (1 or 3 hours/month) A dedicated thinking partner for whatever you're building with AI. Architecture decisions, technical deep-dives and strategy. we work on your problems.

Good one!

@thsottiaux Thank you for making codex! I wanted to report a bug here too: When dictating from a side chat the dictations text gets filled into both the main chat and the side chat It would be great if this was fixed :)

Codex will do wonderful things for you if you ask nicely

first few hours of Grok Build, genuine impressions: the CLI itself is a solid 8.5/10 and among the best I've tried honestly kudos to whoever put this much effort into not only designing and building, but also testing it enough to have a PREVIEW version be this polished the model itself is still... meh on par with GLM 5.1/Kimi 2.6 but feels, sometimes, faster sometimes gets stuck in a loop, sometimes makes silly mistakes it's also incredibly chatty and doesn't like tool calling without being asked (e.g., will not frequently call Exa/Context7 or similar) I'm definitely excited to have a new serious competitor enter, especially soon-to-be-backed by the Cursor team to - for the first time since the AI craze started - hopefully bring much-needed model competition but would I pay $300/mo for this? absolutely not gotta respect the craft here though huge gg to the team

chemical reaction between sodium and water

Carbonated liquid in a glass with @threejs this one needs more work 😀

They are also out of 2vcpu 4 gb ram 😯

@creatoroff What if ice cream is healthy food? 😯

Ice cream or healthy food? 🙂

Get Amplified is my practical series on using AI as a real multiplier: Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, agent workflows, creative coding, research loops, and shipping faster. 30% off for limited time Get Amplified: echohive.ai/get-amplified

Cohesin loop extrusion cellular machinery built with @threejs

Details on what's going on: > Our original goal was an 8-hour run - we wanted to run nonstop and fully autonomous. Since then, we made the decision to keep the party going. We’re now over 48 hours of nonstop autonomous operation without a failure to perform the use case. This is uncharted territory > The task is small package sorting. F.03 detects the barcode, picks up the package, and reorients it barcode face-down onto the conveyor > Humans average around 3 seconds per package. F.03 is now around human parity. The robots are reasoning directly from camera pixels in the robot head > The robots are fully autonomous running Helix-02, our in-house neural network running entirely onboard F.03. There is no teleoperation - every action comes directly from Helix-02 > If the robot gets stuck or the AI policy goes out of distribution, Helix triggers an automatic reset. You’ll occasionally see this happen during the livestream > YouTube commenters started naming the robots Bob, Frank, Rose, and Gary this week, so we added name tags to each robot > If a robot has a software or hardware issue, it autonomously leaves for maintenance and another robot takes over. We run our labs at Figure this way to maximize uptime. We haven’t had a failure yet, but statistically we probably will at some point We are now running this until a failure to perform the use case!

@chris_j_paxton Maybe in the future there will be hand coding shops like vinyl shops where people go to experience the fruits of labor plucked one key stroke at a time :)

You will never make me go back to writing all my code by hand. Can pry claude from my cold dead poor fingers

@DEM7701 Well said!

@hive_echo right - this is why you need bounded growth/annihilation in every direction: the possibilities of possibilities are endless, but with most being terminal nodes at a x steps.

Number of states a robot can be in is more than the # of atoms in the universe Number of games of go/chess is more than the number of atoms in the universe Number of card deck shuffles… the same I think, at this point, everything is more than the number of atoms in the universe

@OneSeaElephant Did you use grok CLI? Is it any good? Is it worth the $99 a month?

@hive_echo there's a implement loop? missed that one

I like the idea of “implement loop” and “best of n” This is from the new Grok build CLI agent tool

My mood changes every hour 😂

@codetaur Maybe the challenge would be to have the minimum number of sliders 🤔 Even the whole wide universe works on 4 main force sliders 😝

@hive_echo last time I did bubbles I had like 10,000 sliders and it was insane tuning everything. I don't know if I'm ready to go back into the bubble mines

bubbles with grok video

@codetaur Listen to them too, it is soothing :)