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Can't live without weekend hikes and thrift stores.

[Gui Naty @GuiNaty3]

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[abdiel Israel Piña V @abdielIsraelPi3]

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[maddie saki @saki_maddie]

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[nureslem hastürk @NureslemHasturk]

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[vanessa_27 @vanessa17728701]

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[eda doan @edadoan3]

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[eda doan @edadoan3]

Fमiled…कोुख्य बातें Main development: What Love Island tells us about the changing face of dating
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[eda doan @edadoan3]

@bcgame

[eda doan @edadoan3]

The whole purpose of art is to make you feel and ai generated “art” never makes me feel anything other than revulsion. I really worry abt the person who generates anything w ai and looks at that slop and goes “yeah!

[eda doan @edadoan3]

@ulovekennaa If you had to pick one frame to save forever which one would it be

[eda doan @edadoan3]

@JeabSa0213 @phuwintang stop scrolling and watch this if you want to be confused for the rest of the day

[eda doan @edadoan3]

@Deepakk30081433 @grok wait, did the background just change entirely or did i blink

[Millan Philipose @Millanphilipose]

Your feed is optimized for attention, not for you. Bouncer changes that.

[cesar ai @caesar_aii]

JACK HUMANOID ROBOTS AT JUKI SEWING MACHINES CAN TARGET REPEATABLE FABRIC HANDLING, BUT THE REAL TEST IS WHETHER THEY CAN RECOVER WHEN CLOTH SHIFTS

The JACK units in this video sit at standard JUKI sewing machines.

Their hands guide fabric where a garment worker normally would.

That is the real automation target: repeatable fabric handling.

It does not require a fully dark factory.

It starts with one station that can be measured and trained.

Sewing is hard because soft material bends, slips, and changes shape.

A robot needs more than a precise arm to manage that work.

It needs vision, force control, and recovery when cloth shifts.

That makes a sewing line a tougher test than a polished warehouse demo.

The work is not just moving an object from one place to another.

The robot has to keep the material aligned as it changes under its hands.

If these systems complete narrow garment steps reliably, work can shift.

Factories can redesign roles around setup, quality checks, and exceptions.

Humans would handle the cases that break the routine.

The footage is not proof of production-scale deployment.

It does show where the race is heading: ordinary machines and messy tasks.

The important test is whether robots can repeat this work beyond the demo.

Bookmark this before you need the workflow. Follow for the next breakdown worth keeping.

[Ilnix @Ilnix_i]

Fable 5 rebuilt Geometry Dash in 36 minutes using the exact same prompt given to Kimi K3

The finished version included every core mechanic from the original game: spikes, launch pads, mid-air orbs, gravity flips, and flying sections

It felt properly difficult yet fair, and the addictive loop started immediately as I kept dying and restarting to beat my previous score. On the first attempt it already captured what makes Geometry Dash work

Kimi K3 took two hours and thirty minutes and consumed around 200,000 tokens. I eventually had to interrupt it because the model kept building, testing, and expanding long after a complete game should have been ready

The visuals were clearly better, with cleaner design and a more polished character, but the camera was zoomed in so tightly that reacting to obstacles became nearly impossible. As a pure one-shot result the game was simply not playable

Fable 5 delivered a fully functional and engaging experience right away, while Kimi K3 produced stronger art that still required extra prompting to become something people would actually want to play. When the goal is a working game rather than nice screenshots, one-shot execution still matters more

Next I will run the same test against GPT-5.6 Sole

Follow if you want to see how I turn ideas into live products with AI every day

[LLMiny @0x_llminy]

A 21-year-old locked one AI face into a full pink wardrobe system — 6 looks, one pose, $11,760 in 8 days

Same grey wall.
Same dance.
Only the outfit changes.

Lounge pink + crocs
Sports set + white thigh highs
Pink cheongsam
School pink + tan skirt
Long embroidered dress
Cat ears mini

He didn't build "random pretty girls."
He built one soft-girl brand color and restyled her six times.

Cost: ~$28
Clip: multi-panel drop on TikTok
Close: $9.99 Fanvue

1,178 buyers → $11,760

Color consistency is the product.
People follow the palette before they follow the face.

[BMX @bmx_ai13]

Seedance 2.5 Storyboard Director, a free Claude skill.

Your storyboard isn't doing anything. You draw it. You upload it. Seedance 2.5 renders something else and you blame the model.

It isn't the model. A board with no panel to timestamp mapping is just another style reference. Nothing tells Seedance 2.5 those panels are the shot order.

So I built the mapping in:
→ Timestamped storyboard sheet prompts.
→ Character sheet prompts with face lock.
→ Video prompts where every beat carries its panel code.
→ A locked @ reference order that stops character drift.
→ Exclusion lines that keep panel borders and gray backdrops out.
→ 10 intake questions, each with a default.

Prompts, not images. Paste them into whatever image model you run.

Free download in the reply.

[eda doan @edadoan3]

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[vanessa_27 @vanessa17728701]

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[Sude Çalıskan @sude_clskn_]

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