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one man’s blur is another man’s motion data to decode

🌟We introduce a method for revisiting historical photos and bringing them to life. Specifically, our model generates video from motion-blurred images. 📢 Blur2Vid (Transactions on Graphics, SIGGRAPH Asia 2025) Webpage: http://blur2vid.github.io Paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2512.19817
oh this is clean

ロゴを幾何学的にデザインしてくれる機能 リリースしました!🍵




well that was fast


You don’t need new ways to talk to your agents, you need new ways for your agents to talk to you 🫵 (do you?) Introducing Remoko: your mobile agent relay https://t.co/T3nGRPmvHs I wanted a way for my long-running agents to send me iOS push notifications via MCP: questions, approvals, check-ins, feedback, update/cancel, execution reports, etc since I had to make it a testflight, you can try it too with your Codex, Claude Code, etc: https://t.co/4A5HsGuNWc
distill me and then just push me til i can get the right compaction

if you ever wanted to be an MCP tool for your agents, here you go:

You don’t need new ways to talk to your agents, you need new ways for your agents to talk to you 🫵 (do you?) Introducing Remoko: your mobile agent relay https://t.co/T3nGRPmvHs I wanted a way for my long-running agents to send me iOS push notifications via MCP: questions, approvals, check-ins, feedback, update/cancel, execution reports, etc since I had to make it a testflight, you can try it too with your Codex, Claude Code, etc: https://t.co/4A5HsGuNWc
if you know the right questions to ask, the answers are waiting for you in latent space

if you can master the meta-skill of figuring out what problems in arbitrary domains are computationally tractable, you will have the opportunity, for at least a year two, and maybe longer, to be a kind of meta-genius. you will not know the answer to anything, or even how to find it, but you’ll have refined heuristics for the right questions to ask about everything to make meaningful progress along the margin. this is probably the skill to have optimized for in the last three years, though I readily admit I don’t know how long it will remain a human advantage. it is for now though.
my current @activegraphai inspired approach to a modular repo-centric agent operating system http://x.com/i/article/2085743282269958144
upgraded my stack, and i can now work on almost anything from anywhere hands free: - talk to chief of staff (via remote codex voice or text) - chief assigns tasks to managers of various projects - manager assigns tasks to the builder/doer - CoS & each project has it's own repo (cloud/github) - repo has instructions + knowledge - chief of staff/manager/builder roles are just skills - claude/chatgpt/codex/claude code can do any role - top level projects are work, research, and personal - projects can manage other projects (just a new repo)
this is a really clean and unique ai tool that acts more like an extension of you took me 15 min to set up a custom ai voice assistant w/ it’s own # that also picks up my calls when my phone is off and emails me summaries (it can do more) yes we ended up investing @untappedvc :)

Introducing Zinley — AI with its own phone number and inbox, tied only to you. Not a shared bot. Your private line. Your private email. Your computer. Same agent on call, email, desktop, web, phone, iMessage — reaches the device it needs, not just the chat history. Watch it take a call, chase a thread, and finish work while you’re offline.
does the same hold true for having fewer agents? why or why not?

It’s easier to do more with less when there are fewer people involved.
i’m hoping there’s a near future where I hook these up to agents that I can just press and talk to them

a basic stream deck set up of a modern day VC

if you're a VC/angel looking for a portfolio monitoring tool, check out http://cura.inc: - public news & private update monitoring - aggregated stats (cash, runway, etc) @sharanjhangiani is in SF this week meeting customers if you want to ping him to set up a meeting!
my first SSRN paper :) https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=7147798


wizard: we must now sacrifice these sacred texts to summon the almighty intelligence! assistant: is that how the intelligence transfers? wizard: well, no. it started that way because it was cheaper to scan when we cut off the book spine but the US court recently suggested that destroying the original supports our argument that we're not pirating the book but merely preserving it in a different format.
i made the coolest graph based slides for a presentation i did last saturday at graphcon demo: https://t.co/MAKnNLbz7U gh: https://t.co/fA30OLaAUn > nodes have one or more slide numbers > on slide selection, pull in nodes with the slide number > also push out nodes w/o the slide number > "frame" centers around center of nodes w slide number > can define layout (node direction/relationship) per slide > in-slides animation is just letting new nodes in frame > can reuse nodes across slides > entire thing is a single html graph visualization







