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I got Fable to create the first 5 of these as 3d animations in a threejs sandbox:

https://beta.mindcast.com/3d-mechanicals/

The sandbox was originally intended for video game effects, but it also works surprisingly well for these.

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Quick Start:

[1] left-mouse-click to deploy a pulley

[2] right-mouse-drag to change the camera angle

[3] use the dropdown (lower-left) to switch the pulley type

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Original sandbox source: https://github.com/majidmanzarpour/threejs-vfx

Original character source: https://github.com/achrefelouafi/SamuraiThirdPersonTemplateT...

Thanks!

Sorry, what is "heartbeats", exactly?

Is it possible to use a ChatGPT subscription with the bundled Codex CLI or do we have to use an API key?

I got an error when I tried the demo with 6 sentences, but it worked great when I reduced the text to 3 sentences. Is the length limit due to the model or just a limitation for the demo?

Thanks for the discord invite! My username is Mindcast on discord.

Yes, that works for me! My primary use case is automated testing of updates to websites that I maintain.

Is there a way to hook BrowserOS up as a sub-agent for an orchestration agent/system?

This is for running locally in the terminal (or in WSL2 if you are on Windows).

Here is an example session from a similar script that I <cough>ChatGPT</cough> wrote in Perl, illustrating the same concept:

$ ~/agentloop.pl

YOUR PROMPT:

Is Python installed on this system? If so, which version?

BASH STDIN:

python --version 2>&1 || python3 --version 2>&1

BASH STDOUT:

/bin/bash: python: command not found

Python 3.6.7

LLM RESPONSE:

Python is installed on this system. The version available is Python 3.6.7. However, it looks like the python executable (python) is not directly available, but python3 (or a direct version path) exists and resolves to Python 3.6.7.

If you need to use Python, you should use python3 as the command.

Oh, cool -- this is made with golang! I'll have see if I could wrap it in a desktop gui using wails.

Oh, just figured out that there is a field for this → container-name

The thing I still find weird about Container Queries is that there doesn't appear to be a way to distinguish between different containers based on class, as @container applies to any parent container. So, a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-blue-background would get the same styles as a <p> inside of a card with class .card-with-red-background, since there isn't an easy way (as far as I could tell) to distinguish between the two scenarios within the Container Query, itself.

On the pricing page, there is a highlighted bullet point for "Private generations" under the Pro tier. How does that differ from the other tiers?

Got it!

Thanks!

How do you save your changes with this?

Is there anything in the tech stack that make this app specific to Macs, or are you simply rolling this out to Macs, first?

Is there an opportunity to bring something like this online using wasm?

The performance bottleneck with regards to revisions is on write, rather than on read.

In my experience, the revision system in WordPress is not performant. The more revisions there are for a given page, the longer it takes to publish that page, eventually leading page publish requests to time out. I usually have to limit the number of per-page revisions to keep, to prevent that from happening.

Perl has a latin interpreter → https://metacpan.org/dist/Lingua-Romana-Perligata/view/lib/L...

Exactly!

I use consumables like toothpaste as top-up items to get past the minimum threshold to qualify for free shipping at Amazon and Walmart. This implicitly triggers a mental check to see if I'm running low on anything.

Reid Hoffman provided some clear (at least to me) evidence for Mira's non-involvement → https://youtu.be/IgcUOOI-egk?si=FiSPt87v3pM3lfKt&t=851

Are you planning to keep this webapp ad supported, or will there be a premium "pro" version with additional features in the (near) future?

Is there support for CSS classes in Quill v2?

If anyone is interested, here is Frankel's personal blog → https://1014.org/

It's been some time since I've played with this stuff, but the libs I used were https://github.com/oraoto/pib for in-browser PHP, Pyodide for in-browser Python, and https://webperl.zero-g.net for in-browser Perl.