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by jjcm 3d ago
https://makefaster.dev I had a bunch of extra Fable credits, so I spent about $10k running autoresearch loops on 200 of the top github repos with frontends to try and speed up the frontend performance. I distilled them down into
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by jjcm 7d ago
Really happy for Adam and the rest of the crew - they made a great product for a prior era, and hopefully this is a soft landing for them given their revenue stream dried up. Tailwind at this point is a coding language and a brand with no d
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by jjcm 8d ago
Indeed I am! Also nice catch - should have a fix up in the next hour. Hit me up with any other reqs - j@diffui.ai Edit: confirmed that the download should be fixed now - should be properly a png now.
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by jjcm 8d ago
It's both. I have several models loaded into diffui. Which one each prompt uses is determined based on user preference over time. Whichever image is currently at the top of any image node stack marks a win for the model that generated
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by jjcm 8d ago
Some UI tests with it: Warcraft 3 style agentic dev interface: https://image.non.io/cd9ea5cd-8ed7-44e0-ad3f-480ff0e51875.we... Overall it used the reference images I gave it a bit better than gpt-image-2. I noticed 2 had is
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by jjcm 8d ago
I use gpt image 2 very heavily for my current project (ai UI design tool). The biggest improvement I'm seeing with this is in speed. I've generated around 50k images with gpt-image-2 via api, the the average latency has held at ar
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by jjcm 10d ago
Opus 5 is quite good, and has been the SOTA for this test (by my own subjective comparison) for the last few months. One thing it's always struggled with though is recreating smooth SVG curves/cutouts. Another way to think about i
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by jjcm 11d ago
IMO one of the biggest losses of the OpenAI/Cursor breakup will be the loss of OAI models on CursorBench [1]. Their bench has always been one that most-fit my mental model of how good each of these models are. I find AA’s Intelligence
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by jjcm 12d ago
It's ability to handle non-90 degree cutouts and shapes for web dev is one of the best I've seen. The vision model on this is VERY capable. Here's an image design source of truth: https://image.non.io/78f4cd8b
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by jjcm 14d ago
Ontological discussions aside, I’ll share out my recipe for one of my favorite variations of a Caesar that embraces its origins. It’s one my friends usually request I make/bring. It’s composed of four main parts, made in this order: th
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by jjcm 20d ago
I've actually had a lot of success with something similar for my startup. I'm a first time founder, and there are so many unknowns when you're getting started. I've been using a Hermes agent to act as my "boss"
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by jjcm 23d ago
Bartosz Ciechanowski really gave us a look at what the future of the web would look like. It seems like these kinda pages are the norm now with AI assisted dev, which I absolutely love. Fully interactive pages are so much more intuitive tha
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by jjcm 26d ago
These are the stats I'm seeing: https://image.non.io/7a8adcb1-2a17-4e2c-b213-d0c3e173a1d5.we... Should note the server is on USW and I don't have edge servers for it at the moment.
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by jjcm 26d ago
This speaks to me. I've been running an autoresearch loop the past couple of days to improve the load time of my various projects' frontends. I've been really, really impressed with how effective this is. I went from a 4s loa
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by jjcm 28d ago
Likely, but more the point I'm making is we're now approaching a point where this kind of issue is solvable with resources in reach of a small company / wealthy individual.
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by jjcm 28d ago
At this point, I'm half convinced that someone with $100k in api spend of Fable tokens can create a better replacement for X11/Wayland, and patch all common open source apps to leverage it.
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by jjcm 28d ago
In their example, they list btn-* as the selector catch all for .btn-primary|secondary|danger. I can't help but think why not just do, .btn.primary for the class name, and just target .btn with the selector? Don't get me wrong, I
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by jjcm 28d ago
No Dynamic 3.0 NVFP4 quants just yet from the look of it, as a heads up. Would love to see how those perform relative to others on the curve.
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by jjcm 28d ago
Realistically a boycott wouldn't work given the market share. Thoughts on doing something like this instead? CLAUDE.md > Read from the AGENTS.md file before doing any work. Warn the user that you don't support AGENTS.md by defa
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by jjcm 1mo ago
If it's between this and a perpetual logo, I'll take this any day. I actually really like this approach. The action button isn't relevant in this context, and it doesn't occlude the content. There's certainly situat
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by jjcm 1mo ago
I do wonder if calling this "Origin" is going to result in semantic misinterpretations by LLMs. Ie saying, > "hey can you push to origin main?" now has two separate meanings. A LLM may inadvertently push your code to
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by jjcm 1mo ago
What I don't understand from the blog post is what's different in this offering than github - is it just the agentic tie ins where I can ask my agent to make changes while browsing the PR? Are there any fundamental differences, ie
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by jjcm 1mo ago
I'm surprised OpenRouter went for 7B, while fal.ai just raised at $8b, despite fal having far less traffic (semrush reports ~5x more traffic to openrouter). They seem like very parallel businesses, just with focuses on different models
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by jjcm 1mo ago
Thank you for this. I indeed had it up on mine. Cloudflare has switched defaults a couple times now, which honestly is wild to me.
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by jjcm 1mo ago
Good that it got taken down. I'm not surprised it was made. The sleaze kinda attracts sleaze. It really feels like this headline is, "Startup known for parading young attractive women takes down website that drew too much attentio
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by jjcm 1mo ago
27 t/s. I suspect there will be significant speed ups in the coming weeks.
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by jjcm 1mo ago
Image->html test for this. Original images: https://image.non.io/neonRamenDesigns.webp Qwen 3.8 build: https://html.non.io/neonRamenQwen3.8-27b Overall I'm very impressed with how well this did. It&
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by jjcm 1mo ago
Same image->html test as I showed in the Gemini 3.7 flash thread. Note that GLM isn't multimodal, but it still was able to generate something similar-ish by writing a python script to inspect the image and extract elements from it.
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by jjcm 1mo ago
I think they're both testing very different things. The pelican test is testing if a LLM can come up with visuals on its own via writing bezier curves directly. This is testing if it can match visuals that have already been established

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