Damals™. Ein Film, so alt wie ich. 🫣
Einen Kommentar hinterlassenThe film features Harry, a business person overwhelmed by his back orders and unfamiliar with computers. Jane, a computer expert, explains basic computer concepts, including hardware, software, input, processing, memory, and output. She reassures Harry that computers are not to be feared, as they simply process information faster than humans. Through their conversation, Harry learns how to use a computer to manage his business more efficiently, ultimately leading to improvements in his work.
Was eure Alltagsgegenstände so treiben, nachdem ihr das Haus verlassen habt. Ganz schön was los. Die haben Spaß.
„The Secret Life of Everyday Things“ is a surreal animated journey where the ordinary transforms into the extraordinary. With seamless, flowing visuals, household items break free from their usual functions and take on unexpected roles, blurring the line between reality and imagination. It serves as a reminder that even the simplest things can reveal unexpected wonders when viewed through a different lens.
(Direktlink, via Maik)
Neulich in Indien:
Einen Kommentar hinterlassenIn a hilarious and surreal scene straight out of a comedy sketch, a bull was spotted riding on the back of a moving scooter in India! Locals watched in disbelief as the animal balanced itself effortlessly, stealing the spotlight and causing traffic chaos.
Tüftler Joseph von Joseph’s Machine hat sich einen Kindheitstraum erfüllt und den Frühstücksautomaten aus dem Wallace & Gromit Film „Die falsche Hose“ nachgebaut. Das sieht nach jeder Menge Arbeit und Geduld aus, aber auch nach Spaß.
Ein KommentarParth Parikh hat einer KI beigebracht, Pong in Echtzeit zu kommentieren. Wie beim Sport. Nicht mehr nicht weniger.
I’ve wanted to do this for the longest time — in fact, back in my undergrad days, I used to carry around a GitHub Gist to store such ideas, and an entry for this one dates back to Feb 16 2020. That’s five years! Anyway, for the longest time we never had the right technology to pull this off in a cost-effective, near-realtime manner. However, late last month, with OpenAI’s gpt-4o-mini-tts, we finally have the resources to do it! I envision a future where gpt-4o-mini-tts-like software is integrated on the edge — that is, edge LLMs. When that happens, next-generation gaming consoles will leverage such technology, opening up a whole universe of possibilities in gaming, especially in sports-simulation titles. Hope you have a blast tinkering with this game and its source code!
(Direktlink, via BoingBoing)
