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  • a1o43 minutes ago
    Second commit is an ask to an llm “pickup things that go viral”. That is a weird thing to ask. :/
    • ricardobeat35 minutes ago
      &gt; Works over SSH. Literally the pitch: &quot;view a 3D scene over SSH&quot;. Huge hook for HN.<p><a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;darshanmakwana412&#x2F;tsplat&#x2F;commit&#x2F;be98af413e06cce678472950ca4380100b9c62b3#diff-6ebdb617a8104a7756d0cf36578ab01103dc9f07e4dc6feb751296b9c402faf7R45-R51" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;github.com&#x2F;darshanmakwana412&#x2F;tsplat&#x2F;commit&#x2F;be98af413...</a>
  • daveguy20 minutes ago
    This is an example of how llm&#x27;s break when you ask them &quot;what <i>should</i> I build?&quot; No current AI can provide good judgement.
  • relaxing38 minutes ago
    Who’s pumping all this gaussian splatting content onto hn, and why?
    • wds12 minutes ago
      The interest isn&#x27;t artificial; A lot of people (especially me) are just highly interested in this tech. I myself am working on a 2D variant meant for low-bandwidth environments to replace low-res pixel grid images.<p>You personally may not feel it, but there is a real, genuine interest, especially given how good it is at replicating photorealistic environments in realtime, relatively cheap (in comparison to NeRF). It&#x27;s awesome.<p>Also, what would the ulterior motive be for someone to &#x27;pump&#x27; this? There isn&#x27;t a financial or clout-based motivation to do so. It&#x27;s just interesting tech, which I believe we are all at least partly here for.
  • mangomanai57 minutes ago
    huh