The launch of Gemini 4 Flash, aka Hydrogen, appears to be imminent. If you don't have an Ultra subscription and are still waiting for a chance to try out Gemini 4 Carbon, I'll tell you a secret: Carbon is live right now in Google search AI Mode.
Fable 5.2 took “build a jet” literally.
931 parts. 24,260 rivets. All modeled in code in Blender.
Start with Higgsfield MCP connected to Claude and access to Blender. Give it a brief defining the object, part count, film length and final look.
Full workflow below 👇
Introducing: Browser Use 1.0.0: CDP is all you need 👀
We deleted 90% of the old library. Predefined state and action space make it worse.
Now the agent just writes Python REPL on raw CDP. Simplicity wins.
> same models, up to 50% better
> 2-5x cheaper
> 2-3x faster
> SOTA web agent
From now on we ship fast. Please pin with ==
Also new: with interactive connectors, you can now open the full version of a tool inside Claude. Work in Adobe, Atlassian, and Box beside your conversation. Make changes yourself, or ask Claude to make them with you.
Rolling out on web and desktop.
We've given all Pro, Max, Ultra, and Team users one free full reset, across all models and limits. Use it anytime before December 10 at 2:00PM PT.
We recently fixed a few small issues that used more limits than intended, and the Fable resets didn't do much for those of you who'd already hit your weekly limits for all models. While these issues didn't affect everyone, we want to make up for the trouble.
You'll find it in Settings > Usage, or at https://t.co/5YRzheAZyQ.
at my first internship, i remember losing my mind at how easy heroku was. wym i can just push and have my lil todo app in backbone (lol) deployed?
this kinda feels like this https://t.co/hv2Fy9ss8z
hardware is hard, but getting software and hardware to work well together is almost impossible. you need to control the design (but not necessarily manufacturing) of the hardware stack from transistor up if you want perfection
for each component you need to control interfaces to get exactly what you need. if you don’t, you’re at the will of whoever defined the interface. and they definitely forgot to document something (the amount of things left out of documentation is always greater than one)
they also had to design their interfaces for everyone (and not just your specific need) which means the thing you bought has to be many things to many people and it’s not bespoke for you and your use case which means there’s a lot of waste. this additional complexity reduces reliability and increases cost as well
this fact of life is in eternal battle with a competing fact: don’t do the things that you can have others do affordably
it can be frustrating to find the right balance. my favorite example of this: manufacturing companies that buy CNC machines but write their own firmware and software for them. best of both worlds
so people are really enjoying rune, seeing a lot of cool apps built with it but i have bad news
a big chunk of it was built with Gemini Carbon
what now haters
WHAT NOW???