moonu

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by moonu 23d ago
This is an interesting question where the answers feel tied to the training data, because with 2D, you primarily have declarative data with HTML/CSS, frontend frameworks, scene graphs. With 3D though, I would think most of the training
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by moonu 27d ago
I've been working on an agentic graphic design tool, so vision is quite useful for having the model check its own work. I'm already seeing improvements with this model vs the text-only one.
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by moonu 27d ago
I imagine this is based on their 'Thinking with Visual Primitives' paper, and they had mentioned that the weights would be released for that
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by moonu 1mo ago
Zed is a good one, and it has a single toggle that lets you turn off all the AI features
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by moonu 1mo ago
I like the demos on your landing page, quite fun. I don't think I've seen VLMs used in this kind of real-time context outside of robotics before. I feel like the actual ideas behind JEPA make a lot of sense for increasing sample e
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by moonu 1mo ago
This has been a pretty big topic of discussion recently with Prime Intellect's new harness making leaps on ARC 3's public dataset. This is probably a bit overstated considering that a big focus of the benchmark is to test the mode
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by moonu 1mo ago
Yeah, I have it enabled for just one of my projects, and it says "You're enrolled for complimentary daily tokens." Haven't been billed for any usage with this. Their tooltip doesn't mention the newer models, but it
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by moonu 1mo ago
I've been surprised by the reception to this, as OpenAI, for a while now, has had free API usage when data sharing is enabled ( https://help.openai.com/en/articles/10306912-sharing-feedbac... )
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by moonu 2mo ago
I'm pretty sure that was a fake screenshot made as a joke, not an actual job posting
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by moonu 3mo ago
https://x.com/mitchcohen/status/1476951534160257026?s=20 The replies explain that it was a leaf obscuring the face
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by moonu 3mo ago
I don't think that's true? AFAIK OpenCode started as a TUI and their GUI app is Tauri-based, so don't think it was forked from OpenCode. You might be thinking of Cursor
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by moonu 4mo ago
Yeah it's a good question, I've also been thinking about harnesses and all these tacked on things we've done to add persistent memory, what makes that different, I don't know the answer, I guess that still 'feels&#x
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by moonu 4mo ago
My favorite explanation for what consciousness is one I read in a Thousand Brains, I found it quite elegant. It posited that consciousness is a natural derivation of embodiment + memory + the ability to create reference frames (which the bo
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by moonu 5mo ago
You should try the Arrow SVG model by Quiver, should be much better at that sort of thing since it's made for that.
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by moonu 5mo ago
Idk if you've seen this already but Taalas does this interesting thing where they embed the model directly onto the chip, this leads to super-fast speeds ( https://chatjimmy.ai ) but the model they're using is an old sma
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by moonu 5mo ago
Pangram is probably the best known example of a detector with low false positives, they have a research paper here: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2402.14873 . They do have an API but not sure if you need to request access for i
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by moonu 5mo ago
This comment seems ai-written
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by moonu 10mo ago
https://gemini.google.com/share/8cef4b408a0a Surprisingly, it got all of them right