Greg DeSciscio

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[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@thegenioo Are we entering the era of italic serif slop?

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@thomasmahler Hey Thomas can I play the prototype?

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@Skymography Beautifully done 👏

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@felixrieseberg Does a real-time 3D movie theater count?

https://t.co/NpB4OKrBtj

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You're late. The film's already started. Visit The Grand Marquee in a browser near you. Built with @threejs .

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[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

The Grand Marquee is a 3D virtual cinema built in @threejs with full lobby, live showtimes, a concession stand, and three auditoriums.

Everything runs in real time. Grab a bucket of popcorn 🍿

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[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@_catwu Big Ugly Head Ball
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[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

I present to you, Big Ugly Head Ball. Play free in the browser.

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With how fast these models are releasing, does it make more sense to just optimize for speed? Defer the technical debt to a future, smarter model. Am I wrong in thinking this way?

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

Some folks at work are using Sonnet for architectural design, and criticizing its' choices.

It's funny to me because while I'm sure there is some inherent value in that, I can't help but think: just use Fable, bro.

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@signulll 100% on the taste thing. When given a good alley-oop it almost always slam dunks.

[signüll @signulll]

model launch committee:

“has the u.s. govt restricted our model in some capacity yet?

“no, hey have not.”

“can you please contact them & tell them how powerful it is? & ask to have it be restricted. it is blocking our launch.”

“on it.”

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

So is today pretty much Easter Sunday for AI? #Fable5

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@jxnlco A simple explanation of why it recommends the model and reasoning level for the task should be sufficient

[Eddie Gonzalez @bansky]

OH NO THE MOST EXPENSIVE VIDEO GAME EVER CREATED FROM A DEVELOPER THAT IS KNOWN TO ONLY MAKE INCREDIBLE PRODUCTS PUSHING THE LIMITS OF TECHNOLOGY WITH UNPRECEDENTED ATTENTION TO DETAIL THAT I WILL UNDOUBTEDLY PLAY FOR HUNDREDS OF HOURS COSTS 20 DOLLARS MORE

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@webdevcody Can you give an example of a loop you might use for this?

[Greg DeSciscio @gregdesciscio]

@thsottiaux Any way to allow pointer lock for the in-app browser? Maybe not by default but as a setting?

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New folio: https://t.co/kzrFeBLpHL

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@JustinBleuel Codex in-app browser doesn't play nice with pointer lock. Not sure if it's possible to fix?

[signüll @signulll]

what a fucking tragedy for nyc.

the same dumb resistance happened during the uber saga & now you’re watching the same shit play out again with autonomous cars.

the reality is that humans should not be operating metal death machines forever. esp in a city where taxis have spent decades gaming routes, ignoring pickups, driving like maniacs, & treating the meter like a side quest. uber fixed some of that, then slowly became expensive as hell, degraded, & unreliable in its own stupid way.

collective decision making of humans is often so so damn stupid.