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@anshuc It's a good thing, just start a new project instead with the same direction.

@k74l3d man but it would be so fun to try to get Codex to vibe-design a PCB and vibe-CAD an enclosure ahhhh

you have too many projects already do not 3d print your own codex keyboard you have too many projects already do not 3d print your own codex keyboard you have too many projects already DO NOT 3d print your own codex keyboard

@kimmonismus Thank you for every lesson & new opportunities you share with us.

I write for people who want to understand where AI is actually heading, and embodiment is the part everyone's about to care about. The Booster T2 is interesting to me because it's built as a development platform first —  2070 TFLOPS onboard plus Booster Studio means developers get to iterate on the real body, not a toy. That's how you get a community, and community is what turns a robot into a platform.

@adamNsingh @kimmonismus Not soon

@kimmonismus When are we gonna get a single software that we just describe the game we want to play and you almost instantly get a generated ready to play game.

Most "AI makes games" demos are just a clip that plays back the same way every time. PixVerse Game is chasing the harder version: you describe what you want, that intent gets turned into game mechanics and an AI agent, and a real-time video stream responds to it. Player intent, mechanics, a generated video response, back to you. This is the direction I've been waiting for AI video to take. Real-time interactive video is the part most projects skip, and PixVerse is building straight at it. Can't wait to see where this goes.

@KenneyNL Do you like it in Minecraft?

I hate survival games that have you drink water and eat. That's what I'm already attempting WHILE playing the game

@anshuc He desactivate the notification exept for the rivals. If you know what I mean 😎

lmao I always wondered what elon's X notifications look like, so I asked grok 4.5 to build a simulator (link below)

@anshuc 🫣 Waiting to see what will be the results

@k74l3d Yeah, I'm running a bunch more comparisons so we can judge them fairly

Here's GPT-5.6 Sol vs Fable asked to build the exact same app (prompts in the article!) What do you think? I have my opinions, but I'd like to hear yours. Both built complete, working apps, but with very different approaches: - Sol took less than half the time at the same (high) reasoning - Sol spent much less time on frame analysis. Fable dumped sheets of frames for every transition and scrutinized them multiple times; Sol only checked twice, and both times was just like "looks great, continuing" - At first, Sol intentionally ignored my request to use image generation! It went with procedurally generated food images "for simplicity" (they looked terrible) - On the second prompt, Sol generated images, but intentionally ignored my suggestion for transparent image backgrounds, saying full photos "preserve shadows more convincingly" - Sol's used its built-in GPT Image 2 integration, which saved cost; Fable had to use the Gemini API - Sol didn't seem to know how to use Liquid Glass at all - Fable was more restrained; Sol wanted to add extra labels and detail - On the other hand, Fable decided to add an extra detail page for foods, while Sol did not - Both had nice haptics on device - Fable added a pinch dismiss gesture; Sol did not do gestures

@Da7_Tech I wish you all the best brother 🤲🏻. it's just a matter of time, pile the Good work and the Imminent sweet fruit harvest will come in sha Allah.

Hey everyone, I fully localized Hermes Agent into Arabic about a month ago, and I’ve been keeping the PR updated ever since. I’d really appreciate it if someone could take a proper look at it. I’m also happy to own the Arabic localization long term and keep it updated whenever anything changes. Please check the latest version, especially the last push from about an hour ago. I cleaned everything up, added what was missing, and honestly think it’s now ready to merge. Feel free to reach out if you need anything from me. And thank you all for building so many cool things with Hermes Agent. github.com/NousResearch/h… @NousResearch @Teknium @phragg @witcheer

@itsjulianhoward @nateherk Like?

@nateherk Claude code is dying Nate, there are better tools now.

I put a ton of work into this Claude Code course for normal people. It's completely free and 6 hours of content. I'll take you from complete beginner to actually building your own agents and automations. I put a lot of work into making this the path I wish I had when I started. No technical background needed. If you've been wanting to get into this but the whole thing feels overwhelming, this is a structured path you can follow start to finish. 👇 Link is in the replies

@nateherk Amazing content bro thanks Hermes agent next ? More and more people using it and no real content like yours explain it

Israel killed all of them, Never ever forget .

هذه ام وابنها مقيدين ينظروا نظرتهم الاخيره لبعض من مسلمى البوسنه وهذا جندى قذر صربى وهذه من مذبحة سربرنتسيا قتلوا ٨ آلاف فى يوم واحد واغتصبوا ٦٠ الف امرأه مسلمه اليوم ذكراها منذ عام ١٩٩٥. هؤلاء من يحاضروننا عن حقوق الإنسان وان الإسلام دين عنف #مذبحة_سربرنتسيا

@Da7_Tech Interesting

I can’t believe I’m saying this, but when it comes to web research and finding accurate information, Sol crushes Fable. I tested several scenarios, and Fable kept giving me reports full of hallucinations, and outdated information, while GPT corrected them completely. OpenAI absolutely nailed this model.

@Da7_Tech I don't know im not an expert but this token burning in every company is rising my bar of suspicions!! Milk the cow while you can. Moto of companies today !! hope im wrong.

What OpenAI has done over the past few days is exactly why I keep demanding transparency. They claim GPT-5.6 is more token-efficient and uses a new architecture that lowers text inference costs. In actual subscription use, I found it practically unusable. I started one task and burned through two five-hour limits before it even finished. On the second attempt, it ran for less than eight minutes and stopped again. When many users reported the same issue, the response was basically: lower the reasoning, reduce this, avoid that mode. Then what is the point of all this intelligence if subscribers cannot actually use it unless they pay for the API? They mock Claude and Fable with arrogance, but the truth is simpler: they are pulling the same tricks and sitting in the same boat.

@Da7_Tech Because they tweak every app for profit.

They have billions, top engineers, developers, and designers, yet still can’t ship one app with real taste and great design.

@VibeMarketer_ Realy?? How so ? In what kind of a peoject?

HQ + Fable for planning and GPT 5.6 Sol for execution is AGI

@Da7_Tech They will it's just a matter of time.

I wish X’s algorithm would punish content thieves hard.

✨In the 11th century, the famous Muslim polymath Al-Biruni figured out the Earth's radius using nothing more than a mountain and a bit of trigonometry. 📐 The insight was brilliant: Stand on a mountain, and the horizon dips below the horizontal. That dip isn't an optical illusion; it's a geometric signal. It creates a right triangle where the mountain's height (h) and the Earth's radius (R) are the only variables. Measuring the mountain's height without climbing down: He used a simple trigonometric trick: from two points on the plain, he measured the angle to the peak. Knowing the distance between those points, he calculated the mountain's height with a formula surveyors still use today: H = D / (cot A1 – cot A2) From the peak, he measured the dip angle to the horizon: α = 34′ (just over half a degree): R = h * cos(α) / (1 - cos(α)) How did he compute the cosine of such a tiny angle? Without modern calculators, he used a sophisticated technique: he started with the known value of cos(60°) and used the half-angle formula to work his way down to the required value for his 34′ angle. He calculated the Earth's radius as 6,340 km. The modern value is 6,371 km. An error of less than 1%. In 1030 CE.

@kitledru Life are days that are leafs that leaves us.

@k74l3d It's wild isn't it? :D Didn't have that on my bingo card going into the 21st century lol

I'm a total maverick. But in my early 40s, given my unusually horizontal background, combined with a lifetime loving computers and electronic gadgets, I feel on top of an AI-empowered world. The breadth of life experience we can now put in tech is mind-blowing.