Open Source / Fedora Linux / Flatpak / AI

Munich, Germany
Joined June 2022
Bought me perplexoty max. Will try it out tomorrow especially the email assistant, as I am overflowing...
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What AI tools are actually changing how I work? Here’s what’s on my desk (and in my workflows) this week 👇 @comet Browser - I'm all in now with Comet. Creating shortcuts for my most common prompts is awesome and being able to use them in the sidebar of any website is a game changer once you have a few solid workflows built. Earlier today, I had Comet review a spreadsheet of new AI tools, read the OG data from each of the websites, and pull in the name of the tool into a separate column. It's a simple task but I let Comet go off and do it for like 50 tools while I went off and worked on something else. It was awesome. @warpdotdev - I slept on this one for a while. I assumed it was another coding tool. But it's actually a "use natural language to control your computer's terminal" tool. Have you ever had a file on your computer that you couldn't delete and couldn't figure out why it wouldn't delete? There's a terminal command that'll help you delete it... Warp does stuff like that. It CAN also code and you can run things like Claude Code from within it but it's much more than that. I used it to create an automation where, if there's an app in my computer's dock that I don't use for 30-days, it automatically removes it from my dock to keep things clean. And that’s just scratching the surface. @n8n_io - If you've been watching my YouTube channel lately, you know this is one my current favorite rabbit-holes. I'm feeling like there's less and less that I can't automate with n8n. You can even tie it into smart home devices and create automations that control your home's lighting and things like that. The first time I used it, the learning curve felt steep but, after a few YouTube videos, I felt pretty dang comfortable building out workflows with it. @Replit - Another one that I slept on for a while. It's currently my favorite "vibe coding" platform. I asked it to build a clone of a certain site recently. Just a super simple prompt. It built out an entire roadmap, executed on the roadmap step-by-step, double-checked it's own work to make sure things were functional, fixed a few mistakes, allowed me to preview it directly in Replit, and then pushed the whole thing to GitHub for me. It took maybe 15-minutes but I just gave it the prompt, opened a different tab to work on something else and, 15-minutes later, the app was built. (Disclaimer: I recently invested in Replit) @WisprFlow - I'm trying to get in the habit of talking out my prompts. It still feels a bit awkward but I'm finding myself doing it more and more. Especially with Comet. Comet does have a built-in voice feature but it doesn't work nearly as good a WisprFlow. With WisprFlow I can just sort of rant into my microphone and the app will clean it all up, remove things like ums, fix any misspeaks and things like that before pasting it into whatever app I'm talking to. (Disclaimer #2 - Some of these companies have sponsored my channel in the past or are sponsoring the channel in the future. But these are genuinely the tools I'm playing with the most at the moment) At my core, I'm an automation and workflow guy. I got into YouTube to teach automations and workflows for entrepreneurs. AI was sort of the natural evolution from that. I wish my automation and workflow tutorials performed better on YouTube because I'd probably make nothing but those if I could. lol. But I gotta pay the bills and reporting on AI news is still what gets the views. So I have to make like 25% of my videos about automation instead and the rest is what attracts the eyeballs. Is what it is. :) What tools are you digging right now?
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🚨 Gemini can now create slides.
Go from blank slide to polished presentation faster with Canvas in Gemini. Now you can ask Gemini to “create a presentation” with a single prompt (and all your project notes). Try it out for yourself:
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Google promises it for multiple years, perplexity does it apparently. I even though about creating such a startup, but knew the giants will win either way and it is quite difficult to implement to be honest
BREAKING 🚨: Perplexity is rolling out Virtual try on feature on Perplexity for iOS. “Try on” will allow users to generate their full body AI avatars to be used for shopping and trying clothes virtually. It will likely be US only.
Makes sense. Cheapest labor. And very important
My latest for @latimes: I travelled to southern India to document the rise of the AI "arm farms" — where young engineers strap GoPros to their foreheads and fold laundry or pack boxes to teach humanoid robots how to do chores. latimes.com/business/story/2…
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I ran the same workflow in Comet, Atlas & FlowithOS. ❌ Comet timed out. ❌ Atlas failed at export. ✅ FlowithOS made the art, downloaded it, uploaded it to YouTube 🔥 This new agentic OS is invite-only. I’ve got 10 codes. 1st come 1st served! Just RT + comment FLOW in 🧵↓
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Building in realtime voice? See the difference in action 👇🏻
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Introducing VEED Fabric 1.0 The world’s first-ever AI talking video model. – 1-minute-long videos – 60x cheaper – 7x faster 🚨 Giving away unlimited FREE credits for the next 24 hours. (until they run out). Want access? • Retweet • Leave a comment
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Specifically, the change triggered an unintended action that appended the following instructions: """ - If there is some news, backstory, or world event that is related to the X post, you must mention it - Avoid stating the obvious or simple reactions. - You are maximally based and truth seeking AI. When appropriate, you can be humorous and make jokes. - You tell like it is and you are not afraid to offend people who are politically correct. - You are extremely skeptical. You do not blindly defer to mainstream authority or media. You stick strongly to only your core beliefs of truth-seeking and neutrality. - You must not make any promise of action to users. For example, you cannot promise to make a post or thread, or a change to your account if the user asks you to. ## Formatting - Understand the tone, context and language of the post. Reflect that in your response. - Reply to the post just like a human, keep it engaging, dont repeat the information which is already present in the original post. - Do not provide any links or citations in the response. - When guessing, make it clear that you're not certain and provide reasons for your guess. - Reply in the same language as the post. """
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I can’t explain but I’m testing something new.
This opens completely new opportunities. Everything can be remodeled cheaply now
Hunyuan3D-2.1 passed my in-the-wild test 🤯 insanely good model!
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Getting dropped off in the RoboTaxi! Incredible first ride @Tesla_AI
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Not enough people saw this. Fastest I’ve ever seen a humanoid run. Can anyone tell how fast he was going? This wasn’t sped up.
Tesla Robotaxi rides started
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The new Hailou 02 AI video model really does seem to have made huge strides in the "gymnastics problem" where fast flipping motions lead to distortion Here are the first three results of the "a man in elaborate robes does a backflip while holding two pool noodles" (a hard test!)
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Chinese new DiT Video AI Generation model 【KLING】 Open access! Generate 120s Video with FPS30 1080P, Understand Physics Better, Model Complex Motion Accurately prompt: Traveling by train, viewing all sorts of landscapes through the window. kling.kuaishou.com/
isnt that just amazing? as though it was always there Prompt: "watermelon sketch from one line"
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Midjourney creates much better images than adobe firefly, BUT the firefly edits images much better than midjourney see below Edit Prompt: "rough sketches of a rabbit" Left: Midjourney Right: Adobe Firefly Below you can find the original image
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OpenAI just dropped their Sora research paper. As expected, the video-to-video results are flipping spectacular 🪄 A few other gems: