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The doom demo shows the program state / query.

I've just started working on 3D modeling software of my own, though this looks to be far ahead. Mostly focused on 3D printing - creating printable models is pretty expensive and tedious at the moment, and fully native.

[1] https://tomasimodeler.com (pardon the AI-slop, it's just a placeholder)


You think farmers are willing to risk the murder of hundreds of their fellow countrymen as a form of protest? That’s plain terrorism.

Yes, they've already murdered people by causing accidents on the highway.

Are we allowed to call it terrorism now? Or just when it is farmers? I know that both climate activists and BLM have disrupted highways as well....

>caused accidents vs >"disrupted"

This equivocation is noted but not compelling


I used "disrupted" as that is the language that is used to describe these actions. When you disrupt something, you increase the likelihood of something non-standard happening including accidents. I believe the narrative was that if drivers can not pay attention to the road and keep control of their vehicles, then they should not be driving.

This was something that people decried about during the BLM and Stop Oil protests, see below for some of the accidents caused by those actions:

>M25 Police Motorbike Crash (November 2022): An Essex Police motorcycle officer was injured in a collision involving two lorries during a rolling roadblock. The roadblock was set up because Just Stop Oil activists were trespassing and climbing onto overhead gantries along the M25.

>Greenpeace bridge protesters blamed for crash on Fred Hartman Bridge https://www.khou.com/article/news/local/greenpeace-bridge-pr...

>Crash data raises safety questions about bridge protests on I-40 https://www.carolinajournal.com/crash-data-raises-safety-que...


Yes, I definitely think they are willing. I don't think all farmers are, not even that many of them are, but I think some are.

Some of them already dumped asbestos on highways, which to me is beyond what any reasonable person would do.


Not everything should have a dark mode.

As a style that requires bright contrasting borders and heavy shadows, this is not particularly pleasant as a dark theme. See the “Hardbrut” in dark mode, posted elsewhere in this thread. The white “shadows” are an eye sore.


Those two websites have nothing in common.

“Neobrutalism” might be wrong in concept, but it was coined around 2023, that ship has sailed.


Wow, really? Nothing? Care to share why you think so?

> “Neobrutalism” might be wrong in concept, but it was coined around 2023, that ship has sailed.

Who cares. It's 2026. All it takes to sink a sailing ship is a few determined gents in a motorboat. It's called Post-Corporate Memphis!


At current hardware prices, this is worth buying to use as a server!

This does make me excited for the possibility, several years down the line of a Valve ARM Linux laptop with decent battery life. I wonder if anyone will rip out the compute unit out of the headset and try to use it as mini PC, just because you can, it seems like fun.

Heh, I use one of my Steam Decks as a small home server.

May I suggest removing/rephrashing the "you are not the ship" subtitle. It's obvious AI "this button is not red" phrasing that cheapens it a bit.

I disagree. The subtitle was half the fun for me.

And this is why we'll have to live with AI slop for the next decade

"Are you not Asleep?" is the one question AI cannot answer

There is a well known problem in the Netherlands where scammers will set up fake museum websites, like “vangoghtickets.co”. They don’t even collect the money - your card details are instantly stolen and used for some odd looking purchases in south east asia or something.

I’ve reported these multiple times. They always get to the top of search results via paid placement, and Google always responds to the reports saying they found nothing wrong with them, even when provided with detailed evidence of the fraud.


No doubt, it’s a lot easier not to care.

Opus 5 at low effort is quite good at most tasks, and will go a long way even on the base plan. At higher thinking levels it is unbearably cautious and verbose - it drives me mad. I don’t have a use for Fable at current prices.

My current go-tos are DS Flash, Minimax M3 for subagents. Adding Muse Spark 1.3 to that mix but not convinced yet.


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