Sublime

Let's reverse engineer the phenomenal Tesla Optimus. No insider info, just my own analysis. Long read: 1. The smooth hand movements are almost certainly trained by imitation learning ("behavior cloning") from human operators. The alternative is reinforcement learning in simulation, but that typically leads to jittery m... See more

Tried the fingertip menu concept I shared last year for my voxel editor. I hoped that over the year, hand-tracking would improve, or we could get some non-computer-vision system to track hands in Quest to mitigate this ridiculous amount of false positives for non-index fingers... Anyway, the interaction itself is fun, but with a set of restrictions... See more

🧪 Experimenting with this dynamic feature section Not sure what to call it? "Responsive Bento Grid" maybe? https://t.co/7dxMfPj1xh

Unit websites are units. You can inspect their code in place: https://t.co/N0MPegPB1P.... See more

A benefit of writing your own engine is you can easily just implement weird bespoke things that are annoying or impossible in other software, such as - automatic procedural line boil - exponential smoothed object movement - 3D parallax on 2D paths https://t.co/DRMRukr7g2

I’ve seen hundreds of AI development workflows. Palmer’s is the best one (in my opinion). He spent more than an hour with me walking through all the details of how he does it. (Link in first reply)

To be clear, this prompt is not intended to loop like it did in the example, it ended up creating a bunch of variations for 12+ minutes. My goal is to get a "programmable" prompt that can used to generally create character assets for 2D and 3D games. Here is the o3 prompt if you want to improve it👇 ___LI... See more