nalostta

Firmware Engineer at a Robotics Company

[mudra @MudraNagda]

cartwheelin w claude 🤸🏽‍♀️
we show emotion in even the tiniest gesture, which is what makes human movement so hard to recreate.
i started with a textbook gymnast's cartwheel, then kept tweaking until it felt like joy and freedom.
painted in javascript across 5 art styles

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@pracosm I had a similar idea sometime back.

I built a simple multi-player engine but since LLMs just started I got only so far: https://t.co/en7J8nOBwD

Feels nice to see this in action. Should Def release a version called GTA: Grand Theft Autorickshaw 🤣

[nalostta @Nalostta]

This is nice

[Natko Hasic @natkohasic]

We made something special.

Live timeline where text can be pinched like a photo, each level revealing more details. Native, incredibly smooth, and fast even with thousands of entries. In beta now.

[Natko Hasic @natkohasic]

We made something special.

Live timeline where text can be pinched like a photo, each level revealing more details. Native, incredibly smooth, and fast even with thousands of entries. In beta now.

[nalostta @Nalostta]

So here's a side project that came up from a joke:

I told the barista my name was "Manthan". The cup says "Marathon". Get your name mangled at Barstucks: https://t.co/su1KREU3te

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@posvar @MudraNagda

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@jh3yy @reactjs @greensock @CodePen it should be a cat lol

[nalostta @Nalostta]

Here's a piece of childhood nostalgia on a watch display.

[Shay Boloor @StockSavvyShay]

Traders when the market is closed on a Monday realizing they have absolutely no idea how normal people spend the day.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Marie Wilcox realized she was the last person on Earth who could speak the Wukchumni language fluently, so at 82, she taught herself to use a computer and spent seven years typing a 6,000-word Wukchumni dictionary, the first written record of the language in history, to save it from extinction.

[Stan Lee (founder) @stanleefounder]

had dinner with 200 stanford grads all building companies

the hostess at the restaurant initially said they couldn't accommodate us

but then I told her we are all stanford grads

they quickly kicked everyone else out and put all 40 of their tables together into one giant mega table for us to sit at

we stayed for 6 hours chatting about how we all went to stanford

sf is so wild man

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@Aladey https://t.co/noWd4sYfdt

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@airindia @MoCA_GoI @MEAIndia
Urgent help needed. My family flew by AI179 from BOM 2 SFO, & are now stranded at SFO airport for the return journey because Air India screwed up the booking & the staff is refusing to do resuloution now.
PNR 82LYSE.

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@SeaWorld, I've reached out multiple time via email over a week ago regarding dietary restrictions for an upcoming visit and haven’t received a response. Can someone please assist?

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@awonderland

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@awonderland waiting at the very front 🙌

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@ankurnagpal @grok elaborate. @AskPerplexity elaborate.

[nalostta @Nalostta]

@naval @AskPerplexity what is Principal-Agent problem?

[nalostta @Nalostta]

So Every consecutive build command might generate a different result and if failed, generate a summary of what are/are not the points of failure.

[nalostta @Nalostta]

When using vendor toolchains,
Most give consistent outputs on failure.
Can I use a gradient descent-style approach on saved build logs to tweak parameters and iteratively resolve issues? Each failed build gathers data to pinpoint or fix errors like config or path issues.