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symisc_devel commented on GPT-5.4 openai.com/index/introduc... · Posted by u/mudkipdev

h4kunamata · 9 days ago

I have access to GPT-5.1 Pro at work, duuuuuuuuude, what a garbage. It is so slow and in many ocasions it does not work at all.

I wonder if 5.4 will be much if any different at all.

symisc_devel · 9 days ago

5.3 codex is a quite good coding agent for complex tasks.

symisc_devel commented on Kimi Released Kimi K2.5, Open-Source Visual SOTA-Agentic Model kimi.com/blog/kimi-k2-5.h... · Posted by u/nekofneko

throwaw12 · 2 months ago

Congratulations, great work Kimi team.

Why is that Claude still at the top in coding, are they heavily focused on training for coding or is it their general training is so good that it performs well in coding?

Someone please beat the Opus 4.5 in coding, I want to replace it.

symisc_devel · 2 months ago

Gemini 3 pro is way better than Opus especially for large codebases.

symisc_devel commented on ASCII characters are not pixels: a deep dive into ASCII rendering alexharri.com/blog/ascii-... · Posted by u/alexharri

symisc_devel · 2 months ago

There is already a C library that does realtime ascii rendering using décision trees:

GitHub: https://github.com/symisc/ascii_art/blob/master/README.md Docs: https://pixlab.io/art

symisc_devel commented on Launch HN: Onyx (YC W24) – Open-source chat UI · Posted by u/Weves

symisc_devel · 4 months ago

Congratulations for the launch. Actually we launched a similar product recently named Vision Workspace (https://vision.pixlab.io). The general chat niche is quite saturated and practically locked by the major players. I recommend that you focus on one core feature and pivot from there. For us it was the built-in OCR and document query interface inside the UI that initiated the traction and the app is quite popular now in Japan and Malaysia.

symisc_devel commented on Nano Banana can be prompt engineered for nuanced AI image generation minimaxir.com/2025/11/nan... · Posted by u/minimaxir

peetle · 4 months ago

In my own experience, nano banana still has the tendency to:

- make massive, seemingly random edits to images - adjust image scale - make very fine grained but pervasive detail changes obvious in an image diff

For instance, I have found that nano-banana will sporadically add a (convincing) fireplace to a room or new garage behind a house. This happens even with explicit "ALL CAPS" instructions not to do so. This happens sporadically, even when the temperature is set to zero, and makes it impossible to build a reliable app.

Has anyone had a better experience?

symisc_devel · 4 months ago

I work on the PixLab prompt based photo editor (https://editor.pixlab.io), and it follows exactly what you type with explicit CAPS.

Posted by u/symisc_devel 5 months ago

PixLab Prompt Based Photo Editor Is Now Free for All editor.pixlab.io...

Posted by u/symisc_devel 6 months ago

Show HN: PixLab Vision Workspace – A Productivity Suite Backed by Vision Models vision.pixlab.io...

symisc_devel commented on Perplexity launches Comet, an AI-powered web browser techcrunch.com/2025/07/09... · Posted by u/gniting

symisc_devel · 8 months ago

Imagine paying $200/mo for this privacy nightmare

Posted by u/symisc_devel a year ago

Advice from Doug Mcilroy (1964)nokia.com/bell-labs/about...

symisc_devel commented on Boeing 787s must be reset every 51 days or 'misleading data' is shown (2020) theregister.com/2020/04/0... · Posted by u/jakey_bakey

jcgrillo · a year ago

On some cars (recent VWs in particular) when you plug the battery back in you need to twiddle some settings in the computer otherwise the charging circuit will fry the battery prematurely. We've gotten ahead of our skis with this nonsense, time to rein it in.

symisc_devel · a year ago

This issue is notorious for BMW cars. You have to notify the ECU each time you install a new battery.

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Embedded Software mainly written in C/C++ including SOD (https://sod.pixlab.io), PH7, UnQLite, Vedis, Libcox, etc. We own a pretty successful SaaS - PixLab (https://pixlab.io) which offers Machine Vision & Media Porcessing APIs.

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