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Kunal Anand

@ka

Product & Technology @F5. I love making things.

Seattle Katılım Mart 2009
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Kunal Anand@ka·
Made Spool. It's a browser-based photo editor that uses WebGL 2.0 to emulate film. It has a procedural grain engine, 12 distinct film profiles, and keyboard shortcuts. All processing runs locally on your GPU. Your photos are never uploaded to a server. What did you make today?
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roon@tszzl·
i was never a hyperproductive engineer like greg but I’m legitimately running more new complex rewards experiments, test time harnesses in a week than I used to in a quarter. makes you feel like all this is commodified and you need to dream much bigger
Greg Brockman@gdb

codex is so good at the toil — fixing merge conflicts, getting CI to green, rewriting between languages — it raises the ambition of what i even consider building

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House of Cods Halibut for Humanity Amberjack of all Trades
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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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Someone please do Akira
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I lose myself in the work to find myself in the creation
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Karthik@karthikponna19·
building in public
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Meet Tiro. A minimalist journal focused on speed, clarity, and continuity. If you don't finish a task, it follows you to tomorrow. Frictionless capture, built-in accountability. Stack: Go + Vanilla HTML/JS + Local Storage Named after Cicero’s scribe, who invented shorthand.
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@rameshd Love the Fuji stocks. I have so many developed rolls of Velvia!
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Ram Durairaj@rameshd·
@ka Awesome, Reminds me of my first Pentax and Kodak Gold 200 .. wondering what would take to add Fuji Velvia 100
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Kunal Anand@ka·
Made Spool. It's a browser-based photo editor that uses WebGL 2.0 to emulate film. It has a procedural grain engine, 12 distinct film profiles, and keyboard shortcuts. All processing runs locally on your GPU. Your photos are never uploaded to a server. What did you make today?
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We get nice sunsets here in Seattle every now and then. When it’s not doom ± gloom, I love going on photo walks and listening to audiobooks.
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Kunal Anand@ka·
From tonight’s flight… AI is compression: distilling the world's patterns into a predictive model. Art is expansion: projecting a single human insight into a universe of meaning.
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Lori MacVittie@lmacvittie·
AI cannot have empathy, which requires emotion, BECAUSE IT DOESN'T HAVE ANY. What you're getting is faux empathy. Which is strangely a lot like what you get from a psychopath. Make of that what you will.
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kepano@kepano·
@Areai51 No, it's an outfit I designed and made with my sister. She's a costume designer and very talented seamstress.
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kepano@kepano·
life update 💞
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New@newsystems_·
It's finally here: Brampton Brampton is the world's most intelligent, creative, and fastest model. Brampton dramatically outperforms Grok 3, Claude 3.7 Sonnet, and GPT 4.5. Reply with "brampton" for early access.
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Jaidev Shah@JaidevShah4·
@deedydas The value of vector search never was as a standalone candidate generator. It was always to provide complementary docs to high precision lexical retrieval (such as bm25)
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Deedy@deedydas·
This new DeepMind research shows just how broken vector search is. Turns out some docs in your index are theoretically incapable of being retrieved by vector search, given a certain dimension count of the embedding. Plain old BM25 from 1994 outperforms it on recall. 1/4
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bayes@bayeslord·
@__Xa0S__ it’s filled with ai slop
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bayes@bayeslord·
imagine running a computer company worth more than a trillion dollars and failing to develop *any* major ai products no ai chips to compete with nvidia. no frontier models. no great research team. no useful ai software imagine how inept you have to be to fumble this hard
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