Yenrabbit

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by Yenrabbit 1mo ago
Wow, thanks for sharing; that's a cool old docu!
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by Yenrabbit 2mo ago
I've been a happy user of tldraw as a whiteboard for ages. The offline bit is neat, but the killer part of this is that it also becomes a shared workspace that both you and an agent can easily edit + explore. Highly recommend firing it
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Tldraw Offline(offline.tldraw.com)
4 points by Yenrabbit 2mo ago|1 comments
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by Yenrabbit 3mo ago
There's a 'flow' slider I turn way down when actually painting with it, but I leave it high by default because that's the most "cool" feeling setting for a first interaction :)
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by Yenrabbit 3mo ago
Oooh yeah I forgot how incredible that was! They really put care into how the pigments mix and move. I used to love watching timelapses of people doing art in rebelle.
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by Yenrabbit 3mo ago
Ah yeah that's not ideal, fixed. I like the menu sticking around on iPad, but it now gets out of the way on smaller phone screens. Thanks for the reminder, I'd been meaning to do this! (Also, tldraw.com is fantastic for quick+easy
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by Yenrabbit 3mo ago
Thanks :)
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Show HN: Inkwash, a watercolor sketching app and explanation(johnowhitaker.github.io)
250 points by Yenrabbit 3mo ago|29 comments
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Codex Discovered a Hidden HTTP/2 Bomb(blog.calif.io)
54 points by Yenrabbit 4mo ago|7 comments
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by Yenrabbit 4mo ago
I got some AI writing vibes too, but looking closer, I think it might be human-written (or at least partly so) - perhaps just picking up some AI conversation styles? FWIW, Pangram gives it a mixed but mostly-human score too. Maybe AI is not
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by Yenrabbit 5mo ago
Nicky Bay is incredibly talented and prolific, my favourite macro photographer by far! Big fan of his spider photography, there are many cases where the only high-quality pics of some species will be his. I'm not as deep in the isopod
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by Yenrabbit 5mo ago
This video/project is a masterpiece by a master. I love Tom's dead-pan style of humour. Make sure to expand the security warning and watch the video!
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by Yenrabbit 6mo ago
You can easily make them at home (source, I did last weekend!). - Dry ice (mine came from something shipped cold) - Dark piece of metal (I used a 3D printer hot bed) on top of dry ice to get cold - IPA vapour (I poured some on a shop towel)
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by Yenrabbit 7mo ago
Nice build. There are cheap (<$20) commercial versions, often targeted at kids. They make fantastic gifts, I thought it would be a bit of a gimmick but having instant printouts capturing happy moments added a fun dynamic to a few family
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by Yenrabbit 7mo ago
For what it's worth, Pangram (generally very accurate) rates this as 100% "We are confident that this document is fully AI-generated". The few paragraphs I looked at felt solidly AI to me too.
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by Yenrabbit 8mo ago
@maybe-tomorrow out of curiosity, is my guess that this is made with help from codex correct? (I'm trying to keep up my sense for the different default aesthetics of the different models, but this one I'm not sure about)
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
Thinking Machines have put out a string of incredibly high-quality posts lately. Hard to oversell how much cred it's buying them with the AI research community! Keep up the great work folks
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
And this prompted me to record a video showing some of my random non-work usage recently, to give a feeling for what the app looks like :) https://youtu.be/Y2B27hdKMMA
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
We also showed it as part of Hamel's course: https://x.com/HamelHusain/status/1956514524628127875 ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DgPr3HVp0eg ) which is a longer example of the tool in action
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
We made the tool, and that will eventually be available on its own. But the method requires some discipline and 'unlearning'. It's very hard to show someone an AI tool and not have them treat it just like ChatGPT/Claude&
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
I've always found this interesting. Think+transmit seems more likely to be the bottleneck vs receive, given that we can easily parse most podcasts etc at 3-4X speed. If being understood by everyone wasn't required, I wonder if one
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
This is going to be my go-to reference for 'how should I get started with electronics' - getting to see various capabilities (sense things, move motors, flash LEDs) without having to purchase parts while not knowing what you don&#
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
A few observations: 1) the performance vs complexity curve looks very similar to that for most humans (having seen groups attempt Towers of Hanoi with 5 car tires) haha 2) models can trivially solve some of these tasks when given tools 3) t
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
And Google's version: https://jules.google
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by Yenrabbit 1y ago
Try it with your own personal photos. It is scarily good!
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by Yenrabbit 2y ago
What percentage of human software engineers would you guess pass this bar?
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by Yenrabbit 2y ago
I was able to read the code it wrote, and check that (as hoped) it was using a good existing library to do the heavy lifting. And I had it make plots that I could visually use to check that the values were 'reasonable'. The value
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by Yenrabbit 2y ago
I've been in similar positions. It's a good way to gain experience and level up fast. There are downsides, though - lack of technical oversight adds pressure (if I do something wrong, nobody will catch it) and lessens appreciation
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by Yenrabbit 2y ago
Fantastic product! Just perfectly solves a real issue. Great work, I'll have to get one if any of my piano-playing family members go digital :)
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by Yenrabbit 2y ago
I found an extra one not mentioned in the article when I tried abstaining from caffeine last week. Energy slumps mid day, a few headaches, and overall a major reduction in productivity and fun! Maybe unsurprising to most.

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