Midwest cities better than coastal cities tbh

in 1960s we built satellites using analog photography capable of taking photos 8 feet from the ground. It’s 2024 and the latest JavaScript frameworks are considered “innovative”. We need to get back to building tech

Im fine with it

Skill issue

It's Revia Demo Day! Let's see how Revia, our AI call assistant, can save the day. Calling government agencies with their endless menus and not-so-smart AI can be frustrating. Today, we'll see Revia book a DMV driving test, turning a frustrating task into a breeze! 🧵(🔊on)

Only 10% is profit. Set by the DOD

What’s unlocking advancement in robotics dexterity?

which llm provider has the highest throughput? need to optimize for speed on certain tasks

Bernoulli principle is dark magic

App router and server actions are pretty good. The default caching tho that comes with it tho is slop

It do feel like that sometimes

This is what LLMs were like In the early days.

A Bayesian would say 100% heads A Frequentist would say 50% heads or tails Which way anon

llm to resolve all cuda deps issues. who tf is building this. need to speak to them now

What’s less well known is Apple literally have drones flyover large cities to create 3D models of them

there is a "quiet" revolution happening in computer graphics right now btw

YC S24's DigitalCarbon transforms images and videos into photorealistic, editable 3D scenes. Create virtual home tours or show off products in 3D using just your phone — no special gear needed. Congrats on the launch, Guru + michael phi! ycombinator.com/launches/LmU-d…

This is a pretty wild demo. From a simple smartphone video or photos you can create 120fps video game-like tours of any space Only made possible by recent breakthroughs in Gaussian Splatting

find her mode before you founder mode