Thomas @MachEffect

I used to take pictures for money California, USA Joined January 2010

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Thomas @MachEffect

a week ago

@BenjDicken I think quick, personalized apps and generative UI from the big labs will shrink or kill most of the solo/small SAAS products, and a lot of those people have big followings on X.

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Thomas @MachEffect

a week ago

@davidsven Let see what you got

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@buccocapital Medicine will be slow, regardless. One of the hospitals I work has HIIPA-compliant chatgpt subs for all employees, but I can't replace FDA-approved software with it. Even in areas where code and computer vision are directly transferable, the cost of being liable is too high.

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Diante Lee @DianteLeeFB

2 weeks ago

Claude can’t get to the backside dig on a Sail concept, especially not in a muddy pocket. Knock it off.

Craig Weiss @craigweiss

2 weeks ago

claude can basically do anything for you now. literally anything.

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Thomas @MachEffect

2 weeks ago

there's an Adam Sandler movie about this

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Thomas @MachEffect

2 weeks ago

I remember thinking Madden 2006 was indistinguishable from a TV broadcast

jacob @jtimsuggs

2 weeks ago

Words seriously cannot express just how far we've come graphically from the first podracing game in 1999 to now with Galactic Racer.

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Paul Tassi @PaulTassi

2 weeks ago

Disturbing that I remember the one on the left looking like the one on the right

jacob @jtimsuggs

2 weeks ago

Words seriously cannot express just how far we've come graphically from the first podracing game in 1999 to now with Galactic Racer.

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Thomas @MachEffect

2 weeks ago

Kuwait, 1991. Sebastiao Salgado

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USGC @usgraphics

2 weeks ago

The old AutoCAD logo went to heaven.

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2 weeks ago

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2 weeks ago

16th century medical textbooks had a lot of going on

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2 weeks ago

Average time went from 1:47s per CT scan to 0.38s

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Thomas @MachEffect

2 weeks ago

With all the buzz around making LLMs work faster, I wanted to see if it was possible to make cancer tumor detection models work faster too, and uhh yea you really can.

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Thomas @MachEffect

2 weeks ago

@ptaranat With simulated data or real logs?

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2 weeks ago

shoutout to guy talking about looping transformers on here a 8+ months ago, hope he landed somewhere nice

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Thomas @MachEffect

4 weeks ago

@dbreunig Rumors 80% profit margins were probably true, but too many big enterprise customers are choosing open source and self hosting.

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Thomas @MachEffect

2 months ago

@michaelmicasso @SANROKstudio Lovely. Any idea which mountains those are?

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derek guy @dieworkwear

2 months ago

Because the Eames chair allows you to signal you have "taste" in a way that's not possible with other types of furniture. It's easily recognizable (like Rolex Submariners and Porsche 911s), expensive (exclusive), but also mass produced (thus also attainable). This does not detract from its design merits, much like how the Rolex Submariner is undeniably a good watch. Only to say why it's often the first thing someone buys when they get a bit of money. If you collect a few of these things — Eames Chair, Rolex Sub, Porsche 911, cropped shirt with big pants — you can feel like you have cultural capital.

Eade @eade_bengard

2 months ago

I unfortunately have FIVE friends on this site that this will offend but why is it that the eames lounge is the first piece of furniture tech people buy when they get some liquidity. Every time