Parth Gupta retweeted
Most UI sounds still feel cheap because they’re just MP3s.
built synthesised tactile feedback that generates on the fly. crisp clicks, satisfying toggles, proper error tones.
2kb. zero files. zero dependencies.
cuelume-site.pages.dev/
A whole category of meeting note-taker startups just became a ChatGPT plugin. The everything app is coming, one feature at a time.
Your next meeting comes with a note-taker who can help with the follow-up.
The Meetings plugin takes notes for you and saves a personalized summary and next steps in ChatGPT Space, based on what ChatGPT knows about you and the work you’ve done together.
Keep notes private or share them with your team, then ask ChatGPT to update a project plan or draft a follow-up.
Available in beta for Pro and Business users in the ChatGPT desktop app on macOS. Enterprise is coming soon.
Download the desktop app, then search for “Meetings” in the plugin directory.
chatgpt.com/download/
Cool
I built a growing gallery of motion graphics made with Claude Opus 5.5, each shown next to the prompt or skill that made it.
226 so far, all pulled from posts here and credited to their creators.
prompt-motion.com
Soon you won't pick the best app for the job. You'll build your own version, shaped around how you work instead of what a company decided to ship.
This guy re-created all the adobe apps with opus-5.5, ported them to rust, and opensourced them
something really cool is happening
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
These projects are partial open-source Rust reimplementations of Adobe apps (built rapidly with AI agents), not complete recreations; their READMEs and roadmaps document many missing features and features still in development.
github.com/storytold/phot…
github.com/storytold/vect…
github.com/storytold/vect…
github.com/storytold/film…
github.com/storytold/film…
github.com/storytold/ligh…
getartcraft.com
Idea to app in 30 mins.
Needed an app to track my workouts and didn’t like the apps already out there.
Asked @OpenAI Chatgpt Luna at Extra High fast mode 🚀 to code me one. 30 minutes and a couple of back-and-forths later, I had a working iOS I can use for my next session.
Genuinely impressed with the capabilities of Luna. Might use that more often now. As it saves me a lot of credit.
And thanks as always to Tibo @thsottiaux for the resets.
Asked it to add a visual technique guide using the dataset by @hasaneyldrm
Works pretty well.
First vibe-coded project I actually published to the public. A Framer plug-in to make clamp-based type simpler to manage within Framer.
framer.link/yFqRJ8U
@framer @learnframer
Parth Gupta retweeted
The advancement of AI presents the entire teaching sector with unforeseen questions and challenges: The technologies are now able to credibly complete most undergraduate assignments, wrote the committee, co-chaired by professors Eric Klopfer and Samuel Madden.
Learning and studying are lagging behind technological development. Disruption is reaching the teaching profession.
Parth Gupta retweeted
Minimax H3 Max has generates video faster than you can watch it so I hooked it to a twitch livestream! Now you can watch infinite interdimensional cable - link to the stream below
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Parth Gupta retweeted
Reconstructing the world in 3D from random internet photos is a deep rabbit hole.
In 2008, Photosynth proved that 3D reconstruction of smaller monuments was possible. The next year, "Building Rome in a Day" proved it could be done for entire cities.
Since then, there’s been a wild lineage of research from early point clouds to modern NeRFs and 3DGS --with a similar cast of characters appearing along the way.
In this deep dive, we'll break it all down, and explore why IARPA is funding what comes next.
0:00 The Internet's 3D Model of the World
0:40 Building Rome in a Day (2009)
2:09 The Long Tail Problem
3:18 MegaDepth and the Mannequin Challenge
4:44 NeRFs and 3D Gaussian Splatting
7:19 MegaScenes, Doppelgangers, and Foundation Models
10:00 MegaDepth-X Punches Through the Wall
11:26 Why IARPA Is Funding What's Next
13:51 The 4D Frontier and the Sensorium
































