@StephanTechBro

Tech bro. Sun enjoyer. Cool apps maker.

 Paris
Joined July 2012
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Just open-sourced PLAY. PLAY. is the most premium video player on Windows. It's 100% free and you can install it now.
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@dhhOct 16
France built 42 nuclear power plants in the 1980s. 42!! What an insanely inspiring country this used to be.
Krzysztof Szczawinski 🇵🇱
@Kristof_PolandOct 15
France used to be Badass in the 70s.
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@dhhSep 27
The constant decel messaging in Europe is insufferable as an adult, but its effect on kids is worse. As a parent, it's your obligation to counterprogram this nonsense. Show them robots, rockets, and wonders of AI. Show them cathedrals and moon landings. Instill hope in progress.
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@signulllSep 23
i was having dinner with someone recently who asked why i spend so much time reading & posting on x. she had a pretty negative perception of the platform mostly shaped by the mainstream narrative around it. my answer was simple. x is where the future gets beta tested. you basically get to watch ppl build things, talk through ideas, show off stuff, & argue about where everything is going, way way before it reaches anyone else. there really isn’t another surface on the internet quite like it.
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Don’t anthropomorphise LLMs, they hate that.
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Jev is about to release it's vision model soon. Now we're really talking
Nathan LeClaire
@dotpemSep 19
Replying to @bachi7q
vision model soon
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@AlkahestMuSep 11
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The fact that the first near-AGI-era meme might be a digital fruit fly is objectively hilarious
Supabase
@supabaseSep 10
the fly is deploying databases
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lyra
@_lyraaaa_Sep 9
the fly brain can play beat saber
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Wtf is this take? Where do you travel to? Do Paris, Istanbul, Rio De Janeiro and Shanghai look the same to you?
signüll
@signulllSep 6
modern travel is increasingly flying 10 hours to experience a slightly different version of the same globally optimized lifestyle. same third wave coffee. same natural wine bar. same brutalist menu. same sourdough. same beige hotel. same tasteful ceramics. same instagram lighting. what a ridiculous convergence.
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it rocks how we have legit virtual reality, real robots and apparently the next big graphical leap in gaming and everyone is just like. this shit sucks. piss of
tiff92@AlexTiffAug 29
Tested DLSS 5 on Kingdom Come 2. Absolutely insane. #dlss5
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Ask your agent to debloat your shitty Android TV, Android Auto or whatever and you basically get a free upgrade
👍P@ThumbsUpPeteAug 31
1/8 J’ai mis un autoradio Android à 130 € dans ma Smart de 2012. À ce prix-là, le processeur n’est clairement pas assez puissant pour faire tourner Android Auto correctement. L’audio saccadait dès qu’il y avait la moindre animation.
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@timsoretAug 15
This way more wild than the photo manipulation tech in Blade Runner or the video controls of Minority Report.
Maciej Dobrodziej
@M_DobrodziejAug 14
Warszawa, której nie ma. Lata 30. Zamroziłem całą ulicę i przeleciałem przez nią kamerą - między przechodniami, tramwajem, szyldami. Seedance 2.5, jedno archiwalne zdjęcie. Prompt w komentarzu.
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Yes! Biggest bottleneck now is time. I wish I had way more time to explore and build stuff
DHH
@dhhAug 9
For anyone with endless ideas, this agent age is nirvana as those ideas are met with endless execution, endless exploration. I've never had has much fun working with computers as I do right now. What a time to be alive.
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Panta
@thepanta82Jul 26
Replying to @StephanTechBro
You sir are a gentleman and a scholar
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hi, i'm johnny slopville, welcome to slopass!
Feyyaz Alingan
@freshfeyJul 24
Replying to @dreamingtulpa
this is amazing. Now we can recreate old TV shows and vibes
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Actually, older models were great already, you just had to use them differently, you had to make them produce small pieces of code: "write a function that does x", "convert this switch statement into x", etc...
ThePrimeagen
@ThePrimeagenJul 23
Replying to @ThePrimeagen
"But you made fun of it and now you like it? YOU ARE HYPOCRITE" bro... 3.5 was terrible, 4o was terrible, even early 5's were not great. This idea that approach cannot change due to new information seems insane. Sol is great, Grok is my goto generally speaking
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How is it not fun to program with AI? You're coding with the help of a super smart talking computer that understands you and is also super fast at searching and editing code. Isn't that amazing? Have a sense of wonder!
Adam Wathan
@adamwathanJul 23
Replying to @jeffrey_way
I don't unfortunately 😕 I'm not sure I even care about programming? Not fun to do it the new way, and feels wasteful to do it the old way.
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La France peut-elle encore se hisser parmi les leaders de l’IA ? Le projet Prométhée propose en tout cas un plan concret pour bâtir un frontier lab d’ici 2029
Raphaël Doan@raphaeldoanJul 23
Rien qu'hier, OpenAI, SpaceXAI et Anthropic ont fait des annonces qui représentent 6 GW de puissance de calcul supplémentaires, en plus des dizaines de GW qu'ils projetaient déjà pour les prochaines années. Nous avons un vrai problème de dimension en France et en Europe, où les politiques n'ont pour la plupart pas du tout conscience de l'urgence et de la nécessité de cette course aux armements. On se réjouit quand on finance quelques dizaines de MW. Mistral ne peut prévoir qu'1 GW disponible en 2030, alors qu'on rêverait de ce qu'ils pourraient produire si on leur en donnait les moyens. C'est le principal message de notre plan Prométhée : si nous n'investissons pas maintenant des centaines de milliards dans un laboratoire de frontière appuyé sur une puissance de calcul suffisante, nous perdons la course à l'IA. Si ce n'était qu'une industrie parmi d'autres, ce ne serait pas si grave, mais là il s'agit de l'armature de tout le XXIe siècle, la condition de notre liberté, et le principal moyen d'enrichir les Français et de les faire vraiment mieux vivre. La France des années 1960-1970 aurait sauté sur l'occasion
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@AymericRoucherJul 22
La France peut encore se hisser en tête de la course à l'IA: nous détaillons les calculs dans le Plan Prométhée. Le nerf de la guerre, c'est le calcul. 12GW, à construire d'ici 2029, pour être aussi bien dotés que les concurrents américains et chinois. C'est une opportunité similaire à celle du nucléaire dans les années 1960. Elle est aussi coûteuse, et porte de semblables promesses de prospérité. Après avoir publié notre note dans le @Grand_Continent, nous publions la version détaillée, avec ses annexes, sur planpromethee.com. Il y aura davantage à venir. N'hésitez pas à réagir ou à m'en parler par message !
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