ArcaneMoose

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by ArcaneMoose 3mo ago
Really cool but should limit # of people shown when there are too many. Currently it gets really laggy
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by ArcaneMoose 3mo ago
I recently started interacting with JIRA exclusively through AI agents (as a Skill in Cursor) and the difference between Linear and JIRA has immediately evaporated. No UI clunkiness problems if I don't even use it :)
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by ArcaneMoose 4mo ago
More scenarios: - AI generated VFX on top of non-AI video - AI upscaling of low res footage - AI frame interpolation for synthetic slow-mo - Modified / composited AI video - Footage created by "Extend Scene" features in Premi
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by ArcaneMoose 4mo ago
I absolutely hate those full-blown AI 'explainers' that just have AI voiceover and a bunch of auto-placed b-roll. I don't want to see them. But I don't think that falls in the same bucket as a creative short film with so
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by ArcaneMoose 4mo ago
I'm curious where the line is.. several ambiguous but common scenarios: - Occasional AI b-roll during explainer videos - AI generated backing track (music) - AI generated shots sprinkled in a short film - Showing examples of AI video a
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Skills Folder Is a Junk Drawer(james-pritchard.com)
2 points by ArcaneMoose 4mo ago|0 comments
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by ArcaneMoose 6mo ago
I still think MCP is completely unnecessary (and have from the start). The article correctly points out where CLI > MCP but stops short on 2 points: 1. Documenting the interface without MCP. This problem is best solved by the use of Skil
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by ArcaneMoose 6mo ago
Beautiful work!
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by ArcaneMoose 7mo ago
I was surprised by my own feelings at the end of the post. I kind of felt bad for the AI being "put down" in a weird way? Kinda like the feeling you get when you see a robot dog get kicked. Regardless, this has been a fun series t
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by ArcaneMoose 7mo ago
Extensions have too many security risks for me. At this point I'd rather just vibe code my own extension than trust something with so much access and unpredictable ownership.
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by ArcaneMoose 8mo ago
Great write-up! Thanks for sharing your journey
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by ArcaneMoose 9mo ago
This model is awesome. I am building an infinite CYOA game and this was a drop-in replacement for my scene image generation. Faster, cheaper, and higher quality than what I was using before!
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by ArcaneMoose 10mo ago
I've been really impressed with this model specifically because of how insanely cheap it is: https://replicate.com/ibm-granite/granite-vision-3.3-2b I didn't expect IBM to be making relevant AI models but thi
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by ArcaneMoose 1y ago
Not necessarily true! I think this interactive game applies: https://ncase.me/trust/
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by ArcaneMoose 1y ago
Asking ChatGPT Agent to try doing this is hilarious
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by ArcaneMoose 1y ago
This is exactly how I've been building software with AI lately. Getting AI to create a detailed plan with phases, then implement and use a separate AI to review the code. It works quite well! Curious to see how well it works when imple
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by ArcaneMoose 1y ago
I recently struggled with PGlite for a while and ended up using full postgres via https://github.com/leinelissen/embedded-postgres which worked like a charm!
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by ArcaneMoose 1y ago
I think TypeScript is uniquely positioned to be the optimal language for LLMs. Tons of training data (benefiting from all the JS examples as well) plus the structure of types for LLMs to follow and tools to enforce.
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
Don't tell the guy who paid $70k for icons about this!
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Cursor tutorial: How I code 159% faster using AI(youtube.com)
2 points by ArcaneMoose 2y ago|1 comments
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
Highly recommend trying out Cursor. This tutorial goes through many of the key features; I figured it would be useful to anyone considering it. I arrived at the 159% (~2.5x) by building the same app with Cursor and without it (happy to shar
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
My wife really loves Monarchs so we have planted a garden of milkweed and butterfly bushes. Monarchs will lay their eggs and then we make sure the caterpillars are doing well and have plenty of food. When they reach 5th instar and look for
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
Interesting point - thanks for sharing! I think one big missing piece we have with AIs today is the ability for them to learn on the fly and reconfigure the weights. We are constantly bombarded with input and our neurons adjust accordingly.
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
Well said - what's funny is that many creative ideas (from an outside perspective) are often very simple connections of two existing ideas for the person that actually did something creative! It's just that other people don't
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
I actually made a video diving deeper into this and comparing responses from people and ChatGPT for a creative thinking problem - https://youtu.be/l-9EUBbktqw
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
What's more is that memories are just a replaying of neuron connections activating in the brain - and when we are prompted by the world around us those connections will fire in response to the stimulus. Quite similar to how AI neural n
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
This is why I find ARC-AGI so fascinating - it really seems like a great benchmark to test for this sort of behavior. Hope that it doesn't get solved through a brute-force memorization approach. I do wonder how reasoning is different f
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
Love this direction for Paint. Simplistic but capable and fun for kids (the original's main strength)
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by ArcaneMoose 2y ago
Exactly! I used almost the same example as you doing a tier ranking of jobs impacted by AI ( https://youtu.be/4KSs29EPd8M )
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Can AI Create New Ideas?(youtube.com)
1 points by ArcaneMoose 2y ago|0 comments

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