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Portal jumping through gaussian splat worlds with WebGPU. real time. sound on.
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Charly Wargnier ♨️@DataChazSep 24
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..and they say romance is dead
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imagining a few small gestures to edit/write with ai:
word: spin synonyms
sentence: shift the tone (cold <-> warm)
paragraph: shorten/expand
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Google DeepMind is doing some crazy work. This is so good and is going to help so many people.
They just launched SL2T (Sign Language to Text), an AI model that translates sign language directly into text.
Most spoken language dictation tools rely on audio to text, but sign languages have their own grammars and involve complex 3D movements. Instead of using raw camera feeds or physical gloves, SL2T tracks body landmark coordinates locally with MediaPipe Holistic and translates those spatial points into text.
It’s powering sign to text dictation on Pixel 11 in Gboard and Live Transcribe, starting with ASL.
Users can sign naturally to search, draft messages, or respond in live conversations instead of typing everything out.
This is seriously awesome.
Replying to @GoogleDeepMind
We built SL2T with the Deaf community - guided by Deaf Googlers and our AI Sign Language Advisory Committee.
Bringing ASL input to phones is just the beginning and we’re working to expand this technology to more sign languages and applications.
Find out more → goo.gle/3RM3kmx
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We went viral with this 8-player survival Pong went viral with more 100K plays in less that a few hours! Built with Opus 5 with threejs on antics: the arena loses a wall every time someone dies . And that's multiplayer! play it here: antics.gg/p/side-out-94df7d
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Coding agents are the Stack Overflow we dreamed of - one that never harasses you for asking stupid questions
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Have you taken the 2026 #DeveloperSurvey? 💡 Each year, thousands of technologists share their thoughts on everything from their favorite programming languages to the biggest challenges they face in their work. This year, we're doing a temperature check on the state of agentic AI, the modern-day SDLC, the evolution of dev life, and so much more.
Learn more about this year's Developer Survey and be part of one of the biggest tech pulse checks: stackoverflow.blog/2026/06/2…
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Quadruped #Robot #Technology Transforms into an All-Terrain Wheelchair
via @ZappyZappy7
#Innovation #EmergingTech #Tech #TechForGood
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This is how Google Maps finds your route in milliseconds by using Dijkstra’s algorithm.
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We're offering grants of up to $50,000 in Claude usage credits to researchers accelerating cures for rare diseases.
This is our first focused call within AI for Science, our program supporting scientists using Claude to speed up discovery. anthropic.com/news/rare-dise…
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I have a feeling that AI coding came with an interesting outcome.
Before AI when a feature/change in question would result in a massive change we would stop and think if we need this and how we can do it gradually, do we really need this change, what would be the consequences and so on.
Today, provided you are on a big enough plan with your AI coding vendor(s) nothing is stopping you from making a huge change that can affect so many things. You don't have time think, especially while implementing it. You had a few weeks, now such change happens in 5-45 minutes. You might not even be thinking about it while AI is working on these changes, you'd be picking your lunch in the food delivery app, browse X, or IG reels.
That's awesome of course that you CAN do BIG changes fast, but with slower pace and higher cost of changes we would have this natural pause before even starting something, maybe it is not even a good thing that we are about to do.
i guess feature creep is cheaper and easier these days.
























