Zeitgeist Interceptor

The feed reflects a clear shift toward generated, interactive media—where pixels aren't just rendered but simulated in real-time, blurring the line between passive consumption and active exploration. We're seeing developers crave more tactile, spatial interfaces (like StarCraft-style codebase GUIs), rejecting the sterility of modern TUIs. Meanwhile, early research into predictive markets suggests accurate forecasting relies on a tiny, highly-informed minority rather than the generalized "wisdom of crowds."

cocktail peanut @cocktailpeanut

AI4AnimationPy 1-Click Launcher --- Every frame is generated, not authored. An animation engine that uses AI to GENERATE every next pose in realtime, instead of human animators having to build frames manually. And it's FAST. Wrote a UI that runs on ALL machines, 1click launch. We now have new demos in AI4AnimationPy for stylized biped and quadruped locomotion control. Besides PC you can also run them in your browser or on your phone. Try it out here: Web-Demo: https:// paulstarke-ai4animationpy.hf.space GitHub: https:// github.com/facebookresear ch/ai4animationpy … Video: https:// youtube.com/watch?v=qifmLp NzVzI …

tuna @tunahorse21

computa make this no mistakes why have nerds not made a gui like this instead of another tui my codebase should be represented as a starcraft like ui chop chop

andrew chen @andrewchen

gonna be weird to watch AI streamers play video games that don’t exist - just AI generated streams willed into existence and then these streams will get so popular they game devs will actually then build the games "chatgpt, generate screenshots from a AAA video game themed around trying to make it in silicon valley" lol - gpt Image 2 is amazing also, weirdly, I want to play this??

hoodoomandy @ihowbg

ableton users would unironically spend $4000 dollars on a plugin that looks like this

britton winterrose @Winterrose

this should be a startup

Roberto Gomez Cram @rgomezcram

Polymarket prices are highly accurate in predicting future events. The source of that accuracy is less obvious. In a new working paper, we find it is not the “wisdom of crowds,” but a small minority of informed traders. Fewer than 3% of accounts appear to drive price discovery;