Chris Wang

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

Computational Design.

We need more computation in design.

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

Storytelling with #ClaudeCode . It pushed my craft to a level that was not feasible. This raised the floor of Design Craft.

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

An AI just turned a very abstract ask into a tangible plan, and extended its own capabilities.

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

I asked Claude Code to use tldraw to make a shared canvas so I can work with it with a shared canvas.

and it offered different approaches with pros and cons and suggested the best approach, and it's going to make it happen.

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

Cross proejct orchestration with Claude Code is magical.

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

Simulation Driven Design, not Spec Driven.

What procedural design process looks like with #ClaudeCode.

[Chris Wang @chriswangux]

Dropped a screenshot to #ClaudeCode, it turned it into an article. What does this mean for CMS?

[Nikunj Kothari @nikunj]

Spent 18 months trying to find what's coming beyond chat, here are some emerging patterns..

[Nikunj Kothari @nikunj]

If you like this, read some linked essays here: https://t.co/lVLZUauDrd

Also, @buckhouse has an incredible article with real examples https://t.co/wU1h9DK2Nq

[Amin Ankward @Amin_Ankward]

it's time to style the moss industry 🪴🍄

more exploration of interactive (conceptual) elements for web design with ThreeJS

it works via geonodes and is based on basic math and proximity functions, I think I'm going to keep making concepts like that

[Min Choi @minchoi]

This is wild.

China's Manus AI just dropped and it will completely change the AI agent game.

10 wild examples.

1. Create Interactive Website based on Data Insights

[Dreaming Tulpa 🥓👑 @dreamingtulpa]

the thing is called MeshPad and even lets users easily add or delete mesh parts through simple sketch changes

amazing times ahead 🙌

https://t.co/MKHaGuipiN

[tldraw @tldraw]

it does @p5xjs too!?!

[Noah Levin @nlevin]

this. is. wild.🤯

I sketched up a quick app to find where to go on a honeymoon, and it pretty much just… works

this feels like a peak into the future, where people can spin up their own custom apps on the fly as they need them without writing a line of code…

[Product Hunt 😸 @ProductHunt]

We have entered a new era of ChatGPT.

In the span of a few days, OpenAI has announced not one, but FOUR new updates for the chatbot.

Here's a recap ⬇️

[Pietro Schirano @skirano]

This is absolutely wild. I am completely speechless.

[emil @emilwidlund]

Played with some ideas for a new https://t.co/A75JoyWeHW landing page last night.

If you break the connection between these two nodes on the landing page, it would switch the page into dark mode - how about that? 🤓

[Eugene Dyabin @EugeneDyabin]

Made by Artem Kurmesh in @Cascadeur_soft

#3danimation #shadowfight #gamedev #indiedev

[Jim Fan @DrJimFan]

Today 6 years ago, "Attention is All You Need" went on Arxiv! Happy birthday Transformer! 🎂

Fun facts:
- Transformer did not invent attention, but pushed it to the extreme. The first attention paper was published 3 years prior (2014) and had an unassuming title: "Neural Machine Translation by Jointly Learning to Align and Translate", from Yoshua Bengio's lab.
It is a combination of RNN + "context vectors" (i.e. attention). Many of you likely haven't heard about this paper, but it's one of the greatest milestones in NLP and has been cited 29K times (compared to Transformer's 77K).

- Neither Transformer nor the original attention paper talked about the general-purpose sequence computer. Instead, both were conceived as solutions to one narrow & specific problem: machine translation. It's remarkable that AGI (some day soon) can trace its origin to the humble Google Translate. 😅

- Transformer was published at NeurIPS 2017, one of the top AI conferences worldwide. Yet it didn't even get an Oral presentation, let alone awards. There were 3 best papers at NeurIPS that year. Combined, they have 529 citations as of today.

[Aran Komatsuzaki @arankomatsuzaki]

Mind2Web: A Benchmark for Language Grounding to Automate Tasks on the Web

- Presents the first dataset for developing and evaluating generalist agents for the web
- Over 2,000 tasks collected from 137 websites

proj: https://t.co/DfGg526gCR
abs: https://t.co/TXPqQao3pn

[Aaron Ng @localghost]

here’s gptfile, a way to organize files with natural language using gpt-4.

new operating system paradigms are on the horizon

repo below