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Ok, today, I will be posting multiple videos of OpenAI GPT demos I built. All of them will be MIND BLOWINGLY GOOD. Because they are demos :)
But seriously, OpenAI is good for prototypes. Follow this thread if interested. At the med of the day I will do an analysis.
But seriously, OpenAI is good for prototypes. Follow this thread if interested. At the med of the day I will do an analysis.
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Nice to see Hyderabad. Put a pin on the world.
Thanks to me :)
Thanks to me :)
the 3D cities are mine, the others are links from the web! Collection of all kinds of mini cities! ( quality varies a LOT )
if the LoRAs keep improving I will automate a redraw of all of those.
marceloeduardo.com/mini-world.html
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Before we do work from park project, we should do a walk to work project. Make that whole area walkable.
🚨Work from Park? Knowledge City needs basic infrastructure first!
While @CMC_Offcl talks about promoting “Work from Park”, one of India's densest office districts, Knowledge City, continues to be largely ignored.
The government has earned thousands of crores through land but hasn't spent a penny on improving its basic public infrastructure.
There were announcements about building T-Square. Today, TGIIC seems quite happy to let the place serve as Niloufer's parking lot!
The designated parks and public spaces are still waiting to be developed. These are basic amenities that an office district of this scale should have.
Another major pending project is the flyover connecting core Knowledge City to the Shilpa Flyover and ORR.
Instead of a simple flyover that could be completed within a year and provide immediate traffic relief, the government is planning an elevated corridor all the way from Road No. 12, Banjara Hills. While the larger project may have its merits, it will obviously take many years complete.
@OffDSB @CMC_Offcl @revanth_anumula
Before talking about Work from Park and announcing big infrastructure projects, please focus on delivering these basic facilities first.
Knowledge City deserves better.
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Every city is getting "pixel"ated. So why should my city be lagging. Gave this to Claude and let it run on my Mac yesterday. Took about 6 hours. Here is Hyderabad as an isometric pixel art. The details dont seem to be updated to 2026. But still useful.
nutanc.github.io/pixel-hyderaba…
nutanc.github.io/pixel-hyderaba…
For those interested in the technical details:
yadongxie.com/blog/how-pixel…
Copy the url and paste it to your agent, it can make any isometric pixel-art city for you
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The main thing about Temple is this for me.
On one side we have doctors.
On the other, we have influencers.
It's a clear line separating the two.
I know what side I am on.
On one side we have doctors.
On the other, we have influencers.
It's a clear line separating the two.
I know what side I am on.
So, @BeerBicepsGuy didn’t disclose this while endorsing the fancy toy made for the uber-rich. @theliverdoc dug up this information and quoted an @Inc42 report. And, as you can see in the graphic below, Raj Shamani is also listed among Temple’s angel investors.
So, is this why Mr Temple during his podcast with Shamani? Isn’t there a potential conflict of interest here that people should have been made aware of?
Ethical standards seem to have gone for a toss. The influencer economy is increasingly about making obscene amounts of money, selling YouTube courses (that’s fine) and then using that money to make even more through questionable practices.
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Didn't this guy watch Durandhar?
Today marks the 10th anniversary of NaMo's DeMo, a Tughlaqian adventure that resulted in the most comprehensive debauchery of a national currency anywhere in the world. Every single one of its "aims" has proven to be baseless, as was pointed out then. Enduring national shame
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Two different surfaces.
190,000 diners in a month is search traffic.
Partnered with Muse and Instinct is a different use case.
190,000 diners in a month is search traffic.
Partnered with Muse and Instinct is a different use case.
Per the @bookingcom earnings call, OpenTable's native integration with OpenAI drove 190,000 diners in September.
They've also partnered with Muse and Instinct since
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AI is useful. That is beyond doubt at this point.
AI produces horrendous results. That is also beyond doubt at this point.
The difference is in who uses AI. AI is just a tool. And a tool needs to be studied and used properly for it to be useful.
Lets stop the hype quickly and get onto building useful things for humanity using AI.
AI produces horrendous results. That is also beyond doubt at this point.
The difference is in who uses AI. AI is just a tool. And a tool needs to be studied and used properly for it to be useful.
Lets stop the hype quickly and get onto building useful things for humanity using AI.
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And in order to prove that flawed assumption every major corporation has run rough shod on all previous established laws and rights about data.
They should be held accountable.
They should be held accountable.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is based on a very flawed assumption that there exists a fixed ground truth probability distribution all processes follow which can be recovered from lots of training data tiling that problem space.
Intelligence assumes reality is dynamic.
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nutanc retweeted
A new look @medianama went live yesterday. Vibe coded by me. The design is a bit old-school, but you'll find some nifty new features:
1. Advanced search: you can search within tags, by date, and use the cool features google search used to have for advanced users. I believe this usefulness for regular medianama readers. It's something I felt is really needed by our ICP.
2. MediaNama World: You'll notice that there's a MediaNama World tab on the right: that's world.medianama.com which is our new publication focused on South East Asia, with an ambition to cover tech regulation globally. If you're an org in South East Asia, we'd love to talk to you about working with us.
3. Pages for companies, regulators, sectors and issues: we've tried to improve our tagging, to allow you to search better and find things.
Issues: medianama.com/issues/
Companies: medianama.com/companies/
Sectors: medianama.com/sectors/
Regulators (incl ministries): medianama.com/regulators/
4. Separate pages for our Courts and Parliament coverage:
Courts: medianama.com/tag/courts/
Parliament: medianama.com/tag/parliament/
5. Business opportunities: still a work in progress, but we're enabling buying of advertising directly on MediaNama via biz.medianama.com . This allows customers to buy:
1. Banner ads
2. Newsletter ads
3. Contact us for supporting/sponsoring a discussion
6. Roadmap:
a. API access to MediaNama for your AI agents, charged on the basis of token usage, available both on the basis of pay-per-use tokens and subscription plan. I strongly believe that this is the reader-pay model of the future, especially for those using AI for work.
b. We'll introduce sector/issue based sponsorship ads that can be bought via biz.
c. Commission research via insights.medianama.com
d. Remnant inventory on the site.
1. Advanced search: you can search within tags, by date, and use the cool features google search used to have for advanced users. I believe this usefulness for regular medianama readers. It's something I felt is really needed by our ICP.
2. MediaNama World: You'll notice that there's a MediaNama World tab on the right: that's world.medianama.com which is our new publication focused on South East Asia, with an ambition to cover tech regulation globally. If you're an org in South East Asia, we'd love to talk to you about working with us.
3. Pages for companies, regulators, sectors and issues: we've tried to improve our tagging, to allow you to search better and find things.
Issues: medianama.com/issues/
Companies: medianama.com/companies/
Sectors: medianama.com/sectors/
Regulators (incl ministries): medianama.com/regulators/
4. Separate pages for our Courts and Parliament coverage:
Courts: medianama.com/tag/courts/
Parliament: medianama.com/tag/parliament/
5. Business opportunities: still a work in progress, but we're enabling buying of advertising directly on MediaNama via biz.medianama.com . This allows customers to buy:
1. Banner ads
2. Newsletter ads
3. Contact us for supporting/sponsoring a discussion
6. Roadmap:
a. API access to MediaNama for your AI agents, charged on the basis of token usage, available both on the basis of pay-per-use tokens and subscription plan. I strongly believe that this is the reader-pay model of the future, especially for those using AI for work.
b. We'll introduce sector/issue based sponsorship ads that can be bought via biz.
c. Commission research via insights.medianama.com
d. Remnant inventory on the site.
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So a high court can do that?
Can everyone now apply for such exemptions?
Can everyone now apply for such exemptions?
[BREAKING] Delhi High Court exempts lawyers and court staff in NCR from ban on non-BS VI vehicles
report by @prashantjha996
barandbench.com/news/delhi-hig…
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Uber is done. Doordash, done. Now AirBnB says very non material traffic from Muse/Instinct.
BTW, these are the things that every influencer was talking about Muse/Instinct being useful for.
Turns out, people dont need it at all.
BTW, these are the things that every influencer was talking about Muse/Instinct being useful for.
Turns out, people dont need it at all.
Interesting bits from Brian’s Airbnb earnings call about AI agents and consumer behavior:
— Airbnb gets ~500k bookings a day
— ”very non-material” traffic from Muse/Instinct
— says people *want* to browse: average user looks at dozens of listings and 25+ photos
— 90% of users traffic comes between 9 to 5 when people are at work (using Airbnb as escapism)
— 80% of travels say they like doing their own travel research
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