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8d ago
I've done a side by side comparison of the two new models across all quality levels. Versus all the previous models https://generative-ai.review/2026/09/rush-openai-image-gen-2... right, off to bed now
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1mo ago
Clamiga should be treated immediately with a large dose of Clatari S.T.
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2mo ago
Even well meaning bodies like TFL (Transport for London) have cookie warnings that impede the actual access of the website. Need to look up a bus time? Full screen cookie consent with accept buttons drawn OFF THE SCREEN.
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2mo ago
I would add that Brazil (1985) foretold this 41 years ago. The civil servants are addicted to their personal TV and only pause watching it compulsively when the boss comes around. As soon as the boss is out of sight they resume their fixati
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2mo ago
Yes, I see your point. Your pelican output is thus both in the training set and yet still outside the capability of the model architecture. And so you are tracking both the capability of the training and also the capability of the querying!
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2mo ago
Nice qualitative test! Just like you I am super impressed by Kimi K3. I do a qualitative benchmark series making 3D explainers and so here's Kimi K3 vs Claude Fable: https://generative-ai.review/2026/07/kimi-k
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2mo ago
well i’ve come across it loads, especially 1/2) during REPL style build outs and 2/2) calling libraries and frameworks you are not yet familiar with. perl another offender… is it a hash? is it an arrayref? over time you get it rig
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2mo ago
Absolutely, the change in quality over time is a great yardstick. Nice to see you did the quality level comparisons and did three passes. I've been using that technique myself on my image gen reviews[1] and it also works well in presen
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3mo ago
I've just put GLM 5.2 through my __qualitative__ benchmark. I was quick enough to capture Claude Fable, so now you can compare GLM5.2 vs Claude Fable vs Opus 4.8 vs Chat GPT 5.5 https://generative-ai.review/2026/06
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3mo ago
There are benchmarks if you want quantitative results. Mine is qualitative, and clearly billed as such. Comparison and contrast still possible.
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3mo ago
check the backlinks[1][2] in the article before you start throwing around accusations. I am not (yet) a person that has advanced notice and access to models. Fable just got announced and I did a rush out article because people are curious.
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I did a qualitative side-by-side of Claude Fable vs Opus 4.8 vs ChatGPT 5.5 https://generative-ai.review/2026/06/claude-fable-rush-test-... I get them to make a 3D explainer animation. You can clearly see Fable is
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Side by side videos of Claude Fable vs. Opus 4.8 vs. ChatGPT 5.5
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I did a rush review of Claude Fable in my benchmark test and compared it to Opus 4.8 and ChatGPT 5.5. Side by side videos to compare and contrast. The 3D viewers are also available run right in your browser.
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3mo ago
MidJourney public discord channel. The amount of masterpiece level art flowing per hour was astounding. For every one doing a ninja waifu, there were ten doing art from davinci and leonardo crossed with hockney. it almost gave you art sickn
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4mo ago
The John Snow Pump… where they sealed it up to stop Cholera is very small. Also Novelty Automation (WC1R 4AX) is a tiny interactive museum/wharf end arcade which has some very intricate mechanical entertainments. Some are tiny.
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I've rushed out my standardised quality check images for gpt-image-2: https://generative-ai.review/2026/04/rush-openai-gpt-image-2... I've done a series over all the OpenAI models. gpt-image-2 has a lot
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2004: https://archive.org/details/britannica-2004 2009: https://archive.org/details/britannica-multimedia-dvd-2009-d... 2012: https://archive.org/details/britannica-dvd_202307
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Wait until they find out how many people place perfectly timed horse racing bets on the winning horse, JUST before the start of the race. 100% of them knew to back the winning horse
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5mo ago
How is this different to system tuning parameters in Linux /proc, FreeBsd, Windows Registry, Firefox about:config, sockopt, ioctl, postgres? Zillions of options. Some important, some not
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6mo ago
> take part of the color space and map it uniformly to a different part of the color space fyi Affinity Photo has recolor and hue filters that will do just that. I used it for my video game art.
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6mo ago
They were Thunderstruck?
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6mo ago
when you make a program that has a random seed, many LLMs choose 42 as the seed value rather than zero. A nice nod to Hitchhikers’
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7mo ago
My latest game BossBattle[1] (html5, have a play) uses AI for graphics, some strobe effects, a C64 loading screen shader. I have decided to lean in to it and I will document all the places I use AI in the game on my blog[2]. Not everything
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I put a link to the LLM session at the end of the commit, and prefix with POH: if I wrote it by hand. POH = Plain Old Human Easy to achieve. Why NOT include a link back? Why deprive yourself of information?
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Terminals are text. Text adds features missing from gui namely: * Ad Hoc requirements change and terminal gives ultimate empty workbench flexibility. awesome for tasks you never new you had until that moment. * Precision run precisely what
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Thank you all! We needed further data points. comparing one shot results is a foolish way to evaluate a statistical process like LLM answers. we need multiple samples. for https://generative-ai.review I do at least three samples
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7mo ago
Not sure “Digital Twin Universe” is required here. They seem rather to have rediscovered Simulators in Integration Tests from first principles? The DTU comes off as XML Databases or Information Superhighway. Still… a really good application
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7mo ago
This is a really good practical step if you worry about name collisions quick, easy and consistent. entirely voluntary. Bravo
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8mo ago
I’ve used FlatIcon extensively. My use case is video games rather than web design. https://www.flaticon.com/
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