The future belongs to those who can steal without any consequences
I don’t understand why people have stopped learning because AI is here. A person with good CS knowledge is going to build a better vibe coded software than a person vibe coding with zero knowledge.
if you were a person with an artistic eye or noticed the things around you, you would notice that the scale of this plane is completely off, also it's squeaky clean despite just coming out of a building. But you are not so yeah your movies have reached the end.
6 months from now your artistic skills will remain still as pathetic as today.
please don't normalize bullshit like this
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This video is AI generated and is not a real clip from the anime series Spy x Family. This is evident by the fact that the woman's arm morphs into a leg and foot around 2 seconds in.
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The lines are there to guide you when you can use the other lane to overtake but in general even if there are no lines never ever overtake on a corner especially a blind corner like this, it's same as playing Russian roulette with death
I’ve been saying this since forever. AI doesn’t solve anything meaningful that’ll help every human. The whole tech is being created just to help the rich earn more by eliminating labour costs. And until now it has failed in that too while burning half of the earth
I’ve learnt more about CS by blinking an LED in this STM32F401RE without any HAL or SDK than I’ve done in my whole life. It took me 4 days to understand how M class CPUs work, how to set registers , how memory mapping works and the knowledge is just eye opening.
Last week my friend complained about her slow windows laptop, she wanted to buy a new one but couldn't due to sudden price increase. I installed Linux Mint and openoffice (she mostly used MS office). She is surprised how a simple OS change can make her laptop fast again.
subjects mentioned here has a very high entry bar. I was never intelligent enough to study in top institutes, so I don't know if such discussions take place there or not but definitely people need to seriously love CS and work their ass off if they want entry to these topics
I hope I live to see that day where
OS
Computer Architecture
VLSI
Compiler Design
Networking and Security
Robotics
GPU Architectures
Cryptography
and many, many more subjects like these are genuinely taught and discussed and debated over in Indian colleges, REGARDLESS of their tier.
Instead of stupidity like DSA or Dev, TCS or Infosys, App dev/Web dev being the talk of the town.
this is how it looks in reality
Just shipped v2 of my flight sim inspired by
@levelsio!
You can now fly anywhere on Earth:
- NY
- Hong Kong
- Rio
- Your hometown
- Literally anywhere
Speedran this in ~1hr using Opus 4.6 and GPT-5.3 since they both shipped today!
fly.alistairmcleay.com
Not sure if you’re using C or micropython but if you’re using C, try to turn on the wifi, connect to a server and get some data. That experience will change your life.
100M Americans don't have a primary care doctor, so instead of solving the issue we built something that will make them need a human doctor even more than ever
100M Americans don’t have a primary care doctor, so we built @lotus, the first AI doctor powered by real doctors
able to refer, diagnose and prescribe
not generic AI advice, treatment by licensed clinicians
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when I was in class 11, i wanted to do video editing, I went to youtube, searched da vinci resolve beginner course, watched a 3 hours tutorial and edited a video. Here people 1000X smarter than me are struggling with it. The whole "human need AI" is so fake and forced....
With the rising cost of hardware, people want games to run on lower end hardware. Can it do that? No. Do we have existing solution that can do that? YES.
So why waste time and energy on something as futile as this? Just so you can post on twitter?
People saying things like:
- fps is so low
- the worlds aren't playable
- some things disappear as soon as you look away
- it’s pointless
…are completely missing the point. Just like they did back when the critiques were 'not a good image' or 'too many fingers'.
EVERY pixel generated in real time, with the beginnings of in-LLM memory of the environment. That's insane. A few of us have been anticipating this since the Disco Diffusion days, when you had to wait 2 hours to generate a mediocre image… and that was only 4 years ago.
The times we're living through are absolutely unreal.
Like, do people really not have the few neurons to make the tiniest extrapolation? If we can already do this right now, what are we going to have in 10–20 years?
Everything. Literally everything. Fluid and interchangeable: novel to movie, photo to video game, all swappable, seamless, and real time from one to another.
Lmao 😭😭🤣🤣
American steel is BACK. 🇺🇸
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The way the chart is presented shows that manufacturing nearly doubled, which is untrue and misleading.
Manufacturing has only increased between 1% and 1.5%.
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