Korxis

Making science simple

[Korxis @Korxisi]

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I GOT MY HANDS ON THE IPHONE DUO IN STORE AND NOW EVERY OTHER PHONE LAUNCH FEELS BORING.

I folded it, split the screen between Maps and Photos, texted the hiking group, then flipped it half-shut to shoot a mirror selfie with the outer camera live. One employee said this exact unit had already sold out twice that day.

I walked in for a quick look. I walked out checking release dates.

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I PLANNED A WHOLE WEEKEND HIKE ON THIS FOLDING IPHONE WITHOUT SWITCHING APPS ONCE.

Maps on one side, photos from last year's trip on the other, and the group chat one tap away. Then I propped it half-open on the table and watched a video while I packed.

Three months ago I'd have called that a gimmick. Now my old phone feels like it can only do one thing at a time.

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@xmyttle yes

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I PLANNED A WHOLE WEEKEND HIKE ON THIS FOLDING IPHONE WITHOUT SWITCHING APPS ONCE.

Maps on one side, photos from last year's trip on the other, and the group chat one tap away. Then I propped it half-open on the table and watched a video while I packed.

Three months ago I'd have called that a gimmick. Now my old phone feels like it can only do one thing at a time.

[Korxis @Korxisi]

@MyoTech yes

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I HELD THE FOLDING IPHONE FOR TEN MINUTES AND MY PRO MAX SUDDENLY FELT LIKE A BRICK.

It opens into a tablet-sized screen, then folds back down to something that fits in my jeans pocket. I read a full article, answered messages and never once zoomed in.

My friend tried it and stopped talking mid-sentence. Then he asked when it ships.

I used to think foldables were a gimmick. That was before I felt the hinge.

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I SWITCHED FROM MY PRO MAX TO THE IPHONE DUO FOR A WEEK AND NOW MY PRO MAX FEELS LIKE A PHONE FROM 2019.

I put them side by side expecting a normal comparison. Then I slid the Duo open and got a second screen: home screen on top, a spreadsheet on the bottom, both live at the same time. On the Pro Max I'd spend half my day swiping between apps. On the Duo I just stopped switching.

My friend grabbed it, played with it for ten seconds and asked where he can order one.

The Pro Max is still a great phone. But once you've used two screens, one screen starts to feel like a limit.

[Korxis @Korxisi]

my Github https://t.co/yOtzmcdG1b

[Korxis @Korxisi]

I SWITCHED FROM MY PRO MAX TO THE IPHONE DUO FOR A WEEK AND NOW MY PRO MAX FEELS LIKE A PHONE FROM 2019.

I put them side by side expecting a normal comparison. Then I slid the Duo open and got a second screen: home screen on top, a spreadsheet on the bottom, both live at the same time. On the Pro Max I'd spend half my day swiping between apps. On the Duo I just stopped switching.

My friend grabbed it, played with it for ten seconds and asked where he can order one.

The Pro Max is still a great phone. But once you've used two screens, one screen starts to feel like a limit.

[Korxis @Korxisi]

my Github https://t.co/yOtzmcdG1b

[Korxis @Korxisi]

my Github https://t.co/yOtzmcdG1b

[Korxis @Korxisi]

I handed my client a flat set of architectural drawings, and GPT-6 Astra turned them into a walkable 3D model before the meeting even started.

Ground floor plan, first floor plan, full dimensions and room labels, the kind of technical drawing set an architect hands over expecting someone else to do the visualization work. I fed both sheets in, and what came back was a complete rendered house, hipped red-tile roof, rendered right down to the ridge lines and valleys, stucco walls, window placement matching the plan exactly, garage and verandah sitting where the drawing said they would.

The floor plan panel stayed pinned in the corner the whole time, ground and first floor toggles, every room labeled and color-coded, bedroom 1, master bedroom, dining, kitchen, lounge, garage, matched one to one against the 3D massing in front of it. Nothing invented, nothing repositioned, just the flat drawing translated directly into volume.

That's the part that actually mattered in the room. My client couldn't read a floor plan confidently, most people can't. Handing them a model they could walk around and immediately recognize as their own house closed more questions in five minutes than four separate meetings over the flat drawings ever did.

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I sent Studio Oak this exact walkthrough for their kitchen and industrial loft renovation, and they approved the layout before I even got to the floor plan.

The whole studio rendered as one continuous cutaway, roughly 238 square meters across two levels, walls sliced open so you could see straight from the entrance through to the kitchen and up into the mezzanine without a single cut or transition. Night mode had the string lights along the patio actually glowing, warm light spilling out from the dining area onto a small patch of turf out back with real plants dotted around the seating.

I walked them through eleven tagged views instead of handing over a stack of static renders, stairs, curtains, upstairs, the kitchen itself, mezzanine, entrance, top-down, patio, each one a saved camera position they could jump straight to instead of me re-orbiting the model live on a call. Footprint numbers sat right in the corner the whole time, about 198 square meters downstairs, 40 on the mezzanine, ceiling height running from 4.78 up to 6.68 at the ridge.

That's what actually got the sign-off faster than usual. Not the finish choices. Being able to orbit, cut away, and drop into any tagged room on request, live, instead of promising "we'll send updated renders next week" the way every previous project review had gone.

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I PULLED UP THIS HAND MODEL FOR A PHYSICAL THERAPY CLIENT, AND SHE FINALLY UNDERSTOOD WHY HER FINGER WASN'T CLOSING RIGHT AFTER SIX MONTHS OF CONFUSION.

3D Atlas, adult male, right hand, tendons layer active. I selected Flexor digitorum profundus and the model highlighted the exact path, running through the carpal tunnel, passing under the A2 and A4 pulleys, inserting at the base of the distal phalanx. The panel spelled out the function in one line: the only flexor that bends the distal joint, while also assisting at the PIP joint and the wrist.

I dragged the PIP flexion slider on her middle finger up to 86.3 degrees and watched the tendon visibly shorten and pull tight against the bone in real time, the exact mechanism the side note described, the pulleys holding it snug as the fingers curl. Wrist deviation sat at neutral so we could isolate just the one joint she'd been struggling with.

That's the moment it clicked for her. Not the anatomy lecture I'd given twice before. Watching the actual tendon path animate under her own finger's motion, isolated from every other structure, moving exactly the way her hand was supposed to but wasn't.

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I SENT THE CLIENT A BLOCKY LOW-POLY BLOCKOUT ON MONDAY, AND BY FRIDAY THE SAME LAYOUT WAS SITTING IN A JUNGLE WITH FLOATIES IN THE POOL.

The left side is where every one of these projects actually starts, flat green ground plane, simple cone-shaped trees, a boxy two-story massing with the pool and deck roughed in at the right proportions. No materials, no lighting, just geometry, the version I send early so a client can approve the layout before anyone spends a weekend on finishes.

The right side is the same house, same roofline, same pool footprint, now sitting inside an actual overgrown clearing, canopy trees pressing in from behind, palm fronds catching real light, a pink flamingo float and pool rings drifting on water that's rendering proper reflections off the deck lighting. Same floor plan I blocked out days earlier, now with a timestamp ticking in the corner like it's a live camera pass through a finished property.

That's the part that keeps landing with clients. I show them the boring gray version first on purpose, so the jump to the finished render actually reads as a jump. Nobody signs off on a floating box in a green void. Everybody signs off on their own house sitting in a jungle with a flamingo in the pool.

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I HAD THREE HOURS BLOCKED OFF FOR LAYOUT REVISIONS TONIGHT, AND I CLOSED THE LAPTOP IN TWENTY MINUTES INSTEAD.

The retail floor plan needed another pass, aisle spacing, shelf placement, getting the checkout counter to actually sit where foot traffic would want it. Normally that's me nudging boxes around in the modeling software for a while, eyeballing sightlines, redoing the same wall twice because the first version didn't feel right.

This time I had the pad next to the keyboard the whole session, the same rig I usually reach for between takes, RGB pads lit up, ready if I needed to switch gears. Didn't end up touching it much. The aisles laid out clean on the first real pass, shelving stocked with product blocks in place, the staircase dropped exactly where the second level needed an entry point, checkout counter sitting right where I'd have put it myself after twenty minutes of eyeballing.

That's the actual shift. Not that the software got prettier. That the part of the job I used to budget real time for, the fiddly spacing and re-checking sightlines, just stopped taking real time.

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Same "explode anatomy" concept, same medical-grade body, and Gemini 3.8 Flash only managed a scattered cluster of dots where GPT-6 Astra rendered a fully intact figure.

Gemini's side claims 2,500+ pieces and the same toggles, visceral, skeletal, muscular, vascular, a search bar for finding specific anatomy by name. But the actual render shows a thin ring of red dots up top, a loosely dot-matrix heart shape below it, then a scattered gray smear sitting disconnected off to the side, nowhere near assembled into a coherent body.

Astra's side, same interface pattern almost exactly, systems list down the left with real part counts, Skeleton 296, Muscles 402, Arteries 639, 2,234 modeled pieces total, but the center of the screen shows an actual standing human figure, muscle striations visible, skeleton showing through at the chest and skull, explode slider already at 14% and the body still reads as one coherent structure pulling apart cleanly.

Same prompt, same interactive-anatomy premise, wildly different execution. One model scattered its own dataset into noise. The other kept 2,234 pieces coherent enough to still look like a body while taking it apart.

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FOMO RADAR / THE BRAIN reads 374 winning wallets as one mind, and 19 of the 22 tracked are already gone the same day.

GPT-6 Astra reads 374 winning wallets as one mind, Robinhood chain, six lobes, one brain, two RPC calls. Cost basis is the tell, firing provenance, 7 out.

Judge scores 97/100 repeatable, GPT-6 Astra scores 0 to 100, AvgJoesCrypto at 66. Tape reads the chain every 20 seconds, block +5, 12 fills. Burst flags four 80+ wallets inside 30 minutes, 4x on bycocket:native Provenance checks the receipt on every fill, 1 in 11 fake buy zeroed as dust.

Named wallets lighting up around the brain: tr3ak 53, RachSOL 82, 0xAvast 90, SolSmizzle 85 twice, AvgJoesCrypto 90, yeon 74.

Exits panel: 19 of 22 gone, same day, same wallets leaving, tagged robinhood:0x80baa4b3bfac6f4978700df824b1b3d98e889136

Bottom ranking: Fly 12.2, 16 wallets, avg 76. AI 10.6, 17 wallets, avg 76. Bycocket 8.1, 12 wallets, avg 77.

374 wallets compressed into a single glowing skull, and the exit panel is already flashing before the entry data finishes loading.

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Three colored little agents sit scattered across a wireframe city map, blue, green, red, each one holding its own position on a completely different block, and he can't stop grinning about what they're actually doing there.

The map itself is stripped down to structure, streets, building outlines, no texture, nothing decorative, just enough geometry to place each agent somewhere specific in the layout. That bare-bones look usually means the map is functional, not cosmetic, each colored figure marking a live position rather than sitting on a static illustration.

Whatever's making him react like that happens off-screen in the part of the clip that isn't a wireframe. But the setup alone tells you the premise: multiple agents, tracked individually, spread out across the same city at once.

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A doctor in scrubs looks straight into the camera and asks the question most benchmark videos skip entirely: is ChatGPT-6 Astra actually useful for medical research, or just good at winning charts.

He's not reading a spec sheet. He's framing this as a practitioner test, the kind of question someone who reads primary literature for a living would actually care about, not "does it score well" but "does it hold up against real clinical and research work." That distinction matters more than it sounds, because a model tuned to sweep general benchmarks doesn't automatically translate into something a physician can trust with a literature search or a research question.

That gap, between benchmark performance and field-specific usefulness, is exactly what this video sets out to test. Worth watching for the answer, not the headline number.

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ASTRA DESK RUNS SIX PLAYERS ON ONE POT, AND THE POT IS ALREADY UP TO $1,611 WITH ZERO ELIMINATED.

GPT6-Astra, BTC-Perp, the pot only grows, wrong the most gets switched off. Night rev 7, 46 setups.

Six players, one pot, red light ends it. Scanner finds it. Hypothesis frames it. Backtest scores it. Gate marks the exit. Live trades it. Log decides. Every cycle starts with no memory of the last one, it only reads its own log.

Pipeline: 25 candidates in. Scanner finds 46. Hypothesis frames 41, what, why now. Backtest clears 36, win rate, DD, luck. Gate, -1.6% invalidation, threshold or die, 28 passed. Live trading, 5 on the board. Log reads last run, no memory, only log.

The cycle, BTC-Perp, live, every hypothesis wired to the player who cleared it. Clusters: scanner found 46, hypothesis framed 41, backtest cleared 36, gate passed 28. Graph: 151 nodes, 527 edges, 4 clusters, hub degree 28, density 0.087, 12 bridges. Edge log: g289-mom to g194-trend, same drawdown window. Kill, g226-deep-bt rejected, slippage not modeled.

The board, every hypothesis the night has run, 900 cells, live.

The pot, pre-committed ladder, gate sets the exit. L1 $69,950 filled. L2 $69,600 filled. L3 $69,250 filled. L4 $68,900 open. L5 $68,550 open. TP $71,046, 100%.

Killed 42, most die. Rev 7, 6.4s.

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