smusamashah

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by smusamashah 4d ago
I think it should be doable now. Someone might have tried this already. I do know people connecting AI to TVs to cleanup all the bloat automatically and it works. Saw a few posts on twitter.
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by smusamashah 4d ago
Biggest benefit of all this getting the control of hardware back to consumers. Software has been the soul of the computers which only knowledgeable enough could put into hardware for a long time. Now (almost) anyone who owns a programmable
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by smusamashah 4d ago
No. It's like the skin behind ears is pulled moving ear slightly back. Can't move tips.
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by smusamashah 5d ago
I can move my ears. But it's not ears alone, whole scalp skin seems to move and ears get pulled from behind as a result. I learned it from my uncle as kid though by trying to do the same as him.
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by smusamashah 5d ago
I know someone who can literally vibrate their eyes sideways. It is very odd to see. You can see his eyes rapidly moving left/right but only a centimeter or less. Don't know if this has a name.
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by smusamashah 5d ago
This can be true as well because I have been spending lot more time on twitter etc as well.
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by smusamashah 5d ago
I have started to like the algorithms. What I do want is an option to switch to plain old feed which twitter now offers. Only problem with algorithm is that it is prone to occasional slips where you open a random cat video (or any other bai
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by smusamashah 5d ago
I watch all his videos and they are so easy to understand when to lots of other popular science experiment channels. No high fi stuff, a guy doing experiments with simpler tools available and it's mostly the way he explains things.
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by smusamashah 6d ago
The control panel should have been on the side instead of below the image. I scroll to bottom, mandalla disappears on top in the screen, I click generate, then I scroll back up, repeat.
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by smusamashah 7d ago
> measuring heart rate every five seconds Pixel watch measures heart rate every second.
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by smusamashah 7d ago
Author didn't say it was real-time.
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by smusamashah 7d ago
What dot?
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by smusamashah 7d ago
Made with GPT-6 Astra https://x.com/ashebytes/status/2096221988763173186
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by smusamashah 8d ago
Simply adding "Keep answers short, I have ADHD" should work same as this skill.
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Astra has beat all 48 levels of Neal.fun's "I'm Not a Robot" game(twitter.com)
3 points by smusamashah 10d ago|1 comments
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by smusamashah 11d ago
Not a single image, wow
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The Hand of Aaron – Harold Cohen's Freehand Line Algorithm(rightclicksave.com)
1 points by smusamashah 11d ago|0 comments
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by smusamashah 12d ago
First message looks more reasonable to me and think that second option is not sustainable. But being a Muslim I am biased towards what I am taught.
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by smusamashah 15d ago
It is so good and probably only become better from here but for now I can see things appearing and disappearing (aka inconsistent hallucinations). See the dominos falling scene, it is easy to see dominos appearing and disappearing into thin
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by smusamashah 16d ago
Computers were made and automated lots of work, even though it was still us operating those computers and making and running those automations. But eventually computers took over and running so much of the world. Now LLMs are automating the
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by smusamashah 16d ago
Is this article written by AI? The story telling seems distinctly AI
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by smusamashah 16d ago
There is also Blick which launched recently which claims to be very very fast https://blickeditor.com/?lang=en and part of recent wave of fast software (Task Slinger, File Pilot)
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An infinite and interactive AI generated live stream of slop(skunkworks.levels.io)
5 points by smusamashah 18d ago|1 comments
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by smusamashah 18d ago
Hi, This is awesome to show to kids too as well. I was showing this to my 5 year old that this is earth, sun and moon this is where we are now. The earth rotation is probably not correct, I am in UK and sun has not set yet, but in Galaxium
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LeVJEPA: Efficient and Scalable Video Pretraining Without the Heuristics(levjepa.github.io)
1 points by smusamashah 18d ago|0 comments
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The sperm whale 'phonetic alphabet' revealed by AI(bbc.com)
16 points by smusamashah 21d ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Fingerink – Write with your finger on old Kindle Paperwhite(github.com)
2 points by smusamashah 22d ago|1 comments
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by smusamashah 22d ago
Made this after seeing a stylus plugin for KOReader which my old kindle paperwhite 4 does not have. But it does have touch so I thought it must be possible to do similar with fingers. Gave Claude reference of 3 such plugins and asked it to
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by smusamashah 23d ago
Remotely related. I made this KOreader plugin around yesterday using Claude code to take notes (actually just scribbles) on my old Kindle Paperwhite 4 (2018, 10th gen) https://github.com/SMUsamaShah/fingerink.koplugin
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by smusamashah 26d ago
I have the same experience. I have passed Codex's code over to Claude (Sonnet mostly) to simplify it and it did a so much better job. Codex couldn't comprehend a simpler solution no matter what.

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