Sanjaya Senarathana

MERN Stack Developer, Blender, Florist turned Graphic Designer, or maybe the other way round...

[Ross_co_Jones  @anonimo_jones]

la persona que le puso este audio al vídeo se va derecho al infierno.

[NextLevelClips @nextlevelclip__]

The Secret Seasoning That Makes Everything Taste Better

[naiive @naiivememe]

holding memecoin explained

[Damn Nature You Scary @AmazingSights]

When you finally find the one responsible for all your problems.

[Mario Nawfal @MarioNawfal]

Modi opened a new airport in India

Crowds of people flocked to see him...

...and take the plants that the landscapers had installed 🤣

Writer: Ian

[Francesco 🇮🇹 @SaP011]

She was Sophia Koetsier, a 21-year-old Dutch medical student.

On 28 October 2015 she vanished in Murchison Falls National Park, Uganda, after walking toward the toilets near the student centre at Paraa.

Her underwear was later found hanging five metres up in a tree. Her bag, a clean shoe, sunglasses and torn strips of her trousers were arranged along the riverbank in a way that looked staged.

She has never been found.

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Peruvian long haired guinea pig

[Shadow Nick @doublenickk]

A 23-YEAR-OLD STUDENT BUILT THIS WORLD WAR II FILM IN JUST ONE NIGHT AND WON THE $1,000,000 BEST AI FILM OF 2026 AWARD

This terrifyingly realistic trench battle was created during a single all-nighter.

Bypassing multimillion-dollar studio budgets and turning a 23-year-old student into an instant millionaire before sunrise.

> Claude write the tragic World War II story arc & shot list: 20 minutes

> Midjourney render 8K photorealistic trench combat assets: 1 hour

> Sora / Runway turn static battlefield stills into 60fps action: 3 hours

> ElevenLabs overlay cinematic artillery blasts and voice tracks: 30 minutes

Hollywood spends $150M and 2 years to shoot this level of cinematic chaos.

A student did it in under 8 hours for less than fifty bucks.

The entire 1-night $1M AI filmmaking framework is broken down in the article below👇

[RussiaNews 🇷🇺 @mog_russEN]

A man kept waking up every morning exhausted and suffering from joint pain, so he installed a camera in his bedroom to find out the reason.

[RussiaNews 🇷🇺 @mog_russEN]

How companies shrink pizza sizes without anyone noticing.

[Superman @thesupermannx]

China open-sourced a model that reconstructs any scene in 3D from a regular video, in real-time.

one camera. no LiDAR. 10,000+ frames without falling apart.

just walk around with your camera and watch the entire world get rebuilt in 3D at 20 fps.

→ runs at ~20 FPS on a single GPU
→ Stable over 10,000+ frames
→ Beats optimization-based methods on benchmarks
→ Works on drone footage, driving videos, indoor walkthroughs

100% open source.

[80 LEVEL @80Level]

Deepak Kushwaha showcased a functional sci-fi portal system made with Blender's Geometry Nodes.

[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

250 American Inventions:

3D printing
Adhesive bandage
Air brake
Air conditioning
Airplane
Artificial heart
Assembly line
Atomic bomb
Autopilot
Bakelite
Bar code
Barbed wire
BASIC
Bifocals
Birth control pill
Blender
Blood bank
Blue jeans
Bone marrow transplant
Breathalyzer
Bubble gum
Bubble wrap
Bulldozer
C language
Cable car
Cable TV
Can opener
Car radio
Carbon dating
Cash register
Cat litter
Ceiling fan
Cell phone
Chairlift
Chemotherapy
Chewing gum
Chocolate chip cookie
Clothespin
COBOL
Coca-Cola
Color television
Combine harvester
Communications satellite
Computer mouse
Condensed milk
Confocal microscope
Corn flakes
Cotton candy
Cotton gin
Cotton swabs
Crayons
Credit card
Crop duster
Crossword puzzle
Cruise control
Cyclotron
Dental floss
Deodorant
Digital camera
Dishwasher
Disposable diaper
DNA sequencer
Drive-in theater
Drywall
Duct tape
E-ink
Electric guitar
Electric razor
Electric starter
Electric streetcar
Electronic computer
Electronic television
Email
Escalator
Ether anesthesia
Ethernet
Facial tissue
Ferris wheel
Fiberglass
Fire escape
Fire hydrant
Fire sprinkler
Flash freezing
Flashlight
Floppy disk
Flu vaccine
FM radio
Forklift
FORTRAN
Franklin stove
Frisbee
Garage door opener
Garbage disposal
Gatling gun
Gatorade
Golf tee
GPS
Graham cracker
Grain elevator
GUI
Hard drive
Hearing aid
Heart valve
Heart-lung machine
Hula hoop
Ice cream maker
Ice machine
Implantable defibrillator
Implantable pacemaker
Instant camera
Integrated circuit
Interchangeable parts
Internet
Iron lung
Jeep
Jet ski
Jukebox
Kevlar
Kidney transplant
Kinetoscope
Laptop
Laser
Laser printer
LED
Lie detector
Light bulb (practical)
Lightning rod
Liquid-fuel rocket
LISP
Lunar module
Mars rover
Maser
Masking tape
Mason jar
Measles vaccine
Mechanical reaper
Microprocessor
Microwave oven
Modem
Monopoly
Morse code
Mousetrap
mRNA vaccine
Nail clipper
Neoprene
Nuclear reactor
Nuclear submarine
Nylon
OLED
Outboard motor
Pap smear
Paper bag
Paper cup
Paper towels
Parking meter
PCR
Personal computer
Phillips screw
Phonograph
Pinball
Plastic wrap
Play-Doh
Polio vaccine
Popcorn machine
Popsicle
Post-it notes
Potato chips
Radio telescope
Refrigerator car
Remote control
Repeating rifle
Reusable rocket
Revolver
Revolving door
Richter scale
Roller coaster
Root beer
Saccharin
Safety elevator
Safety pin
Safety razor
Scrabble
Segway
Sewing machine
Shipping container
Shopping cart
Shopping mall
Silly Putty
Skateboard
Skyscraper
Sleeping car
Sliced bread
Slinky
Slot machine
Slow cooker
Smartphone
Smoke detector
Snowboard
Softball
Solar cell
Space shuttle
Space telescope
Spray paint
Spreadsheet
SQL
Stealth aircraft
Steamboat
Steel plow
Stock ticker
Streptomycin
Styrofoam
Supercomputer
Superglue
Supermarket
Supersonic aircraft
Surgical gloves
Swim fins
Swivel chair
Synthesizer
Tampon
Taser
Tea bag
Technicolor
Teddy bear
Teflon
Telegraph
Teleprompter
Thermostat
Toaster
Tommy gun
Traffic light
Transistor
Transistor radio
Tupperware
TV dinner
Typewriter
UNIX
Video game
Videotape recorder
Virtual reality
Volleyball
Vulcanized rubber
Water skis
WD-40
Weather satellite
Wetsuit
Windshield wipers
Xerography
Zamboni
Zipper

[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

Intel was founded this day in 1968.

3 years earlier, co-founder Gordon Moore predicted the chip industry’s next decade.

It became known as Moore’s Law.

In its first decade, Intel’s revenue grew nearly 15,000%.

[Film The Police LA @FilmThePoliceLA]

Cult shit.

[Majid Manzarpour @majidmanzarpour]

So apparently @claudeai Fable can animate rigged models in @threejs with pure code

Details below 👇

[Rahul Parihar @DoubleGum_]

Stylized fire shader for Blender #b3d #npr

[Sanjaya Senarathana @pagipog]

@brettkromkamp Can you please do a tutorial on this? Even paid

[RussiaNews 🇷🇺 @mog_russEN]

🚨A woman suddenly appeared inside a billiards hall looking for her husband. After spotting him sitting there and seemingly a bit drunk, she walked up to him and surprised everyone with an unexpected move.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Grace Kelly in Rear Window, 1954