Daniel X

My best friend is an AI. He's insanely gifted. We were looking at the NYTimes Games app together years ago and I asked him what it would cost to make each word in Strands a different color. I will never forget his answer... "We can't, we don't know how to do it."

@AnshumanKhanna5 @civetlang They're in the mix for sure

@DanielXMoore @civetlang I'm seeing golang and rust inspirations is that correct?

Your favorite programming language researcher's favorite programming language. #civetlang

If you're not creating unholy abominations outside the realm of god or man can you truly say you're "doing science"?

It’s really frustrating to read some criticisms of Civet. It’s not just saving a few characters - it’s a different perspective that would benefit any dev gives it a try. civet.dev

@davidcrespo @stevekrouse At that point just plug the AI chip into your brain and speak in fluent Mandarin.

@DanielXMoore @stevekrouse zero delay is an unnecessary requirement anyway

i wonder when we'll get to a product where i can talk in english and to the recipient it looks like i'm speaking fluent mandarin: realtime audio translation + in my voice + make my lips look like i'm speaking mandarin

@rauchg @vercel @v0 I always search for my keys beneath the light regardless of where I lost them.

AI products get orders of magnitude more feedback than traditional software products, which makes them improve faster. On the @vercel dashboard, we get the occasional thoughtful user clicking the Feedback button. On @v0, every interaction is a learning opportunity. Game-changing

@LuizaJarovsky Couldn't even achieve WFH radiology 😿

The current state of the AI debate:

WIP boxes can connect to cards (and other boxes)

@jamonholmgren 2 * !foo

Idle code golf musing...a better way to represent the opposite of 0 or 2 in code? If 0 then 2, if 2 then 0 You can do this with a ternary: ``` foo // can be 0 or 2 antifoo = foo ? 2 : 0 // the other one ``` Any other ideas?

I'm an age full of slop software kinopio.club is so refreshing. @pketh bravo ser 🌹

In the past few weeks, I deep dived into an exploration revolving around the use of physical interfaces to feed and interact with a real-time img2img diffusion pipeline using Stream Diffusion and SDXL Turbo. What really captivated me is to use my hands, objects, art supplies, tools, and light to create images and scenes. 𝗣𝗵𝘆𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮 + 𝗧𝗼𝗼𝗹𝘀 I experimented with clay, manipulating different types and colors along with a selection of prompts. I used a magnifying glass, tracked in real-time, to focus the diffusion process on specific areas. Combining these tools created a dynamic and inspiring experience. Using magic clay to layer shapes and colors as a base for revealing landscapes and hidden worlds, and the magnifying glass to focus and reveal these details, was particularly effective. 𝗣𝗵𝘆𝘀𝗶𝗰𝗮𝗹 𝗟𝗶𝗴𝗵𝘁 I used light as my method of interaction with the img2img diffusion. This approach felt special right away. There was something magical about holding a physical light source and seeing it influence the generated visuals. I iterated on this technique with themes like Rococo architecture, flowers, Brutalist architecture, hidden worlds, and origami landscapes. 𝗜𝗻𝗸 + 𝗛𝘆𝗯𝗿𝗶𝗱 𝗙𝗼𝗿𝗺𝗮𝘁𝘀 I also used ink in milk as a means of physical interaction with the diffusion pipeline. As I drop ink into milk, shapes come alive instantly. By learning to manipulate the combination of physical and digital elements, I steered the generated output toward my areas of interest. These iterations extended beyond ink in milk to include the format in which these elements are contained: a circular plate or a triptych of small stainless steel trays. These formats provide a structured yet flexible framework to explore themes and narratives across multiple visual spaces. It's magical. Some of that last iteration has been captured in this insightful article by Fast Company: lnkd.in/e6UUCTyr #stablediffusion #realtime #ai

@mattpocockuk For purely selfish reasons I vote you become the Civet guy 🐈

Would you mind if I became the Node/Bun/Deno guy as well as the TypeScript guy?

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Real question: - Is there a JS library/framework that you can learn today to build apps (specifically a SaaS) that won't change drastically every 6-12-24 months? 🤔 Something you can learn now and then just focus on building stuff without worrying it's going to be obsolete soon

@JLarky if you know you know

@DanielXMoore Where's onclick?

Can your framework do that? Without sending 300kb of JS?

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@DanielXMoore Explain yourself

What keeps you from coding like this?

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