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the first 60 minutes of work are behind us 🏁

While working on characters and physics, already 50 minutes in Ultacode mode.

Yesterday, I didn't have time to test the new Fable 5 (it's now the flagship model from Anthropic). I've launched it now, let's test it on a classic, which is timeless.

Хочу понять на каком контенте стоит больше делать акцент в канале, нужны ли basic-гайды по разным инструментам, и в каком процентном соотношении публиковать полезные материалы для энтузиастов и новичков. 🏁

6. DesignMDSupply – provide any site's address – get a ready DESIGN.md with its colors, fonts, indents and components to feed to an AI agent and replicate the style. #design@TochkiNadAI

Applying cool design to our projects Collected links to services and platforms we use in the Camp, when we don't want to go through a long path of trial and error in website/web application design step by step. A micro-selection of resources where you can copy an entire design system or design individual blocks and give them to your agent: 1. Aura – there's a ton of stuff here: ready-made design systems, skills, templates. You can download entire html or separately copy design tokens. 2. 21stDev – a huge library of frontend elements, you can copy individual blocks, buttons, animations. 3. Mobbin – a large archive of mobile design examples and screens. 4. Getdesign – a growing library of design systems from major brands, the go-to place for design when a client says: Make It Like APPLE. 5. Neuform – full-featured design systems and individual blocks, also copied with one button.

⬆️ look at this stylish video about his new project made by my friend, artist Denis Semnov

I trained an AI model on early Russian avant-garde. This LoRA creates images in the style of futuristic illustrations by Kazimir Malevich, Olga Rozanova, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Vladimir Tatlin, David Burliuk, Mikhail Larionov, and others. All these artists began with designing early futuristic books published by my great-grandfather Georgy Kuzmin and Sergey Dolinsky during the period 1910-1914. The model is named “Slop in the Face” in honor of the Russian futurists' manifesto “A Slap in the Face of Public Taste” that they released in 1912. For this model, I vectorized over a hundred illustrations from these books. The LoRA file can be downloaded from the website https://civitai.com/models/2670340/slop-in-the-face

Is it necessary to be polite with neural networks? Language models don't get offended by rudeness and don't experience any positive emotions from users' politeness and courtesy. But most people still often add that "please" or "thank you" at the end of their prompt (did you recognise yourself?) We observe etiquette towards something that, strictly speaking, doesn't exist. Why do we do this and how can politeness become a problem? We spoke with the author of the channel Dots on AI to learn about the features of communication with artificial intelligence. Do you say "thank you" to chat-bots and neural networks? ❤️ — yes, I always thank them just in case of a machine uprising 🤔 — no, it's just an algorithm

Do you say "thank you" to your agents? I’ve reflected on this important topic in the cards of the esteemed Knife.

Peeked in the chat @vibecod3rs, GPT translated into Russian. Let's grab the device! 🐒

By the way, if someone hasn't reached Hermes yet but really wants to – read this short thread from the personal experience of one researcher. Yesterday, I just translated his article with observations after 2 months of working with Hermes for you and me.