thinking of things you have not thought about, so you don't have to. human-tuner.com graffalo.io
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I wish I didn’t have to do it at all and X would already have a way to discover and play video content in a normal modern way.
I am only doing this hoping that they will notice and address it.
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Asked Grok @bot to show how to use @graffaloio using a random reel as an example :)
@bot we need better diagraming capabilities for photo/video scenes, come up with a list of 5 must haves and write a spec.
Made with AI
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Can't even login with X account and gets promoted by X :)
Says "get started for free" and no explanation of what awaits you after.
@prochatgg you can do better than that.
Welcome to the exhibit @prochatgg !
We <3 our livestreaming community.
Check them out here: developer.x.com/exhibit/proc…
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api scripting you say..
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I've been thinking about it in-between things, and I don't know what the solution is, but MCP is a dead end, JSON doesn't make sense to SI, it only makes sense to people.
We will need a SI native protocol.
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The less SI is going to be bound by human limits the better it will be. Let it discover itself. Don't put baby in the corner.
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This is how you get ahead of your slop cannon competition.
Get the Human Tuner beta and use it while you still have time.
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always impressed how easy @graffaloio is "build an explanatory graph, make it elegant, clear and understandable"
also if you are not following @macncrash, maybe you should.
Day 28 : Analog Warp Bubble (Flume) ::: a live Spacetime simulation on Gravity
~ You can't build a warp bubble, but you can build one for water waves. Bill Unruh showed in 1981 that waves on a moving fluid obey the same equation as light in a curved spacetime — the flow plays the part of the shift vector. Shape the flow like Alcubierre's: water streams past a sheltered pocket in which it is still, with the pocket's edge having the same top-hat profile as a warp bubble's wall. A plunger at the centre (the ship) makes waves. When the stream outside runs faster than the waves can travel (Froude number above 1 — the analog of a bubble going faster than light), a horizon forms where the flow reaches the wave speed: crests sent forward stall and bunch up at the front wall, crests sent backward are carried away. Turn the stream down below the wave speed and the horizon disappears. Experiments of exactly this kind have been done: wave-blocking at a white-hole horizon in a water channel (Rousseaux et al. 2008) and stimulated Hawking emission from one (Weinfurtner et al. 2011). This system was first written with the Gravity MCP server as part of the AWB-1 analog-warp-flume design: a 1.5 m acrylic channel, 20 mm deep, comparing Fr = 0.6 with Fr = 1.6. ~
Open this exact view → holodeck1.ai/?s=eyJ2IjoxLCJp…
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I want to bring all my software ideas to production, so I can switch back to robotics.
I know this is not going to happen, so I need to do a lot of context switching instead :)))
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so, @10_X_eng games on Steve? It's time!
STEVE having a little fun with #squirrelsquirterV2. 😂😂
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