@vigram_void generating permutations fast is not the bottleneck, validating them is. I run similar workflows myself, the speed gain is real. but someone still owns the tolerance stack and the scrap rate, and that part isn't getting cheaper
@Hacksterio@AMDembedded@Avnet Open software ecosystem is doing a lot of heavy lifting in that sentence. Curious how the tooling compares to Rockchip, which was painful enough. Would be interesting to know if the dev experience is actually better this time.
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Good pick for a keynote. The growth story has real certified production behind it: Strata delivering AS9100 aerostructures, EGA at roughly 2.5M tonnes annually. Not assembly and re-badge.
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@melvinjohnsonp Same question I asked about GPT when it lost the crown. Did you switch your daily driver to Carbon already? At 4.5x cheaper for near-parity I probably would.
Nice. I built my first Fusion 360 add-in recently and the dev experience was great, so I'm curious how you handled the API side. Sketch-to-part is the real hook.
ai can write cad now. text-to-cad (25k+ stars) proved it. but you still need a coding app built for software engineers to use it
so i built one for hardware engineers as a side project, with @earthtojake:
- sketch or type, it builds the part
- edit the feature tree by hand
- fea, drawings, boards and firmware in the same place
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@LuizaJarovsky My takeaway from the AlphaProof Code paper: 6.5M lines of Lean proof on 26K lines of trusted specs. The bottleneck shifts from proving to specification writing. Fun times ahead for spec writers.
@Hacksterio@MIT This is what industrial robotics needs. I've lost count of how many hours go into anticipating every failure mode upfront. If a simple spoken correction does the job, robot adoption on the shop floor gets a lot easier.
@techniahqrobot Did you evaluate left/right hand disambiguation separately? In my experience that's where most egocentric models fail first. Would be interesting to know.
@DeepValue47 The in-house part is the real story here. Did they say whether the agents run on onboard compute or rely on a ground link? Would be interesting to know.
@intelfabs This is why the Gulf wins these buildouts. Cheap gas, sovereign capital, no interconnection queue. Barakah alone adds 5.6 GW of firm nuclear capacity.
@LinusEkenstam@Adobe Big shift for Adobe. Wonder how deep the MCP surface actually goes. And is it gated behind Firefly credits? That would be very Adobe.