anotherjesse

Parent, Permaculture, Ukulist, ex-@replicate, ex-@planet, @OpenStack, UserScripts. I love the ocean, browsers, clouds & unicorns. Building @finitesystems

[Jake Dahn @jakedahn]

here's a neat physics simulation of a rube goldberg machine built in Finite

every part was authored and assembled by Claude Fable 5.2 in our parametric CAD app, then simulated with MuJoCo4 physics inside our app

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@deepfates @tylerjdunn @hscottdouglas @thejaymo yt? google drive? r2?

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

wow, this is beautiful: https://t.co/3ayAfanhym

[Blendi @BlendiByl]

i used fable 5.2 to make this "hand-painted" game in less than an hour

Every frame is about 1.5 million brush strokes, running at 200 fps in a browser tab. Open source too!

[Brandon @brandon_xyzw]

Experimenting with interactive storytelling in the game world

The voices are generated by a model running in the browser! Made with three.js and WebGPU

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@rwdaigle @dhh Semantic rebase is mine

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@mattrothenberg @najlaskr I came to say exactly this - so much awesomeness

[Vish Abrams @vish]

1/ I've been working on a scaffold to teach an agent how to build a self-hosting C++ Compiler from scratch for the past 6 months. My reference implementation can now compile C++ code 4x faster than GCC and Clang

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@vish have you tried any skills to see how they impact the compiler? (like 'be ambitious'
https://t.co/Xl6O6mThl8)

[Dan McAteer @daniel_mac8]

Claude Coders: Ultracode is BACK.

DO use it with '/be-ambitious' (link 👇)

Easily the most amazing agentic AI experience.

Please believe me.

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@zsakib_ whoa! thx for sharing!

love the meta

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@mferraro89 Is this your way of saying you are getting the duo - but it is back ordered?

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

working on engineering software exposes you to a whole new level of beauty

I've been debating getting the duo and my colleague went and built one in @FiniteSystems ....

I love watching the small mechanisms

[Matt Ferraro @mferraro89]

I gave it this drawing and kept typing notes. Make the hinge thinner. The cam shouldn't bind there. Every version that answered a note is in here, all 3,457 of them, and the phone at the end opens.

[Ash @AshFunction]

Hey r/GIS 👋 It's really me, u/planet-ash

My colleague Karla King and I are doing a Reddit AMA about https://t.co/LcIj4rUkAw, EO & AI, and satellite imagery this Friday, Nov 6, 10am–12pm PT. Ask us anything.

[Silicon Jungle @JungleSilicon]

in early 2024 i did a talk on "shapeshifting machines".

after years of exploration, i have some answers.

ink os - the social computer is now open source.

there is a desktop + web client and you can run it locally or connect to a remote host.

[おかず / Okazz @okazz_]

Black of White

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

@AmpCode spinning up bob the (c++) remote sccache builder ...

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

parents, don't let your kids use sccache

it starts out "let's move the cache to the cloud"

next thing you know compiles are happening in a remote cluster...

this is how you end up with things like bazel ... bazel ... not even once!

[anotherjesse @anotherjesse]

brought to you by wanting to have a nice experience on @AmpCode orbs with our large C++ project

[Xenova @xenovacom]

We've just made a breakthrough: the first true omni model running 100% locally in a browser... fully end-to-end, with no separate ASR or TTS models needed.

With custom WebGPU kernels, we're able to run LFM3-Omni-2B at ~280 tok/s on my M4 Max, accepting visual, audio, or text and producing interleaved text and audio tokens. Just 90 ms to the first token and 140 ms to the first audio.

The future of on-device multimodal AI agents is going to be wild.

[Mattt @mattt]

Introducing things-cli: a command-line tool and MCP server for Things 3 by @culturedcode.

https://t.co/qBJwTiKMux

I've used Things for most of my adult life. My Logbook still has a to-do I completed on July 27, 2008: "Switch to zsh".

Like a lot of people who practice GTD, I got really good at capture but never got the hang of review. Some weeks (or months), my inbox has over a hundred items. In the past, I might have declared bankruptcy. But now, with my buddy Claude and this CLI, I can stay on top of it.

things-cli reads straight from the local Things database. Writes go through the Things URL scheme, and then it reads the database again to make sure it went through.

Start read-only, and turn on writes when you're ready:

$ brew install mattt/tap/things
$ things mcp config --read-only

[Grady Booch @Grady_Booch]

A gentle reminder to teams building agentic systems.

Have fun; enjoy the process of exploring novel architectures involving flashy new toys; learn new things along the way.

However

Don’t forget that you are building these things to solve a real problem. Your customers require results; they need value; they want solutions.