Agent prompt for the lora task: > From first principles, in a new repo that can reference the compvis one, make an efficient lora trainer for SD 1.5 that works on a cpu. This is the original lora paper: https://
arxiv.org/html/2106.0968
5v2
…, this is the Stable Diffusion paper:
SOFTWARE
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Efficient CPU LoRA Trainer for SD 1.5 from First Principles
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Efficient CPU LoRA Trainer for SD 1.5 based on CompVis repo
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Agent prompt for the lora task: > From first principles, in a new repo that can reference the compvis one, make an efficient lora trainer for SD 1.5 that works on a cpu. This is the original lora paper: https://
arxiv.org/html/2106.0968
5v2
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New paper and code on sequential poisoning attacks in AI
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Lots more in the paper: how does DPO fit into the picture? What if attackers have different goals? etc. Paper: https://
arxiv.org/abs/2606.04929
Code: https://
github.com/jcksanderson/s
equential-poisoning
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Free 2-hour masterclass: build entire startup using Claude Design
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THIS GUY IS LITERALLY GIVING AWAY THE DESIGN PLAYBOOK FOR CLAUDE DESIGN 🤯
— Charly Wargnier (@DataChaz) 5 juin 2026
A Free 2-hour masterclass showing how to build an ENTIRE startup:
→ brand guidelines
→ decks
→ website
→ apps
→ videos
.. using ONLY Claude Design.
full 2 hour tutorial + guide below in 🧵 ↓ https://t.co/adr7Pa4jjs pic.twitter.com/pwwDTJCkesTHIS GUY IS LITERALLY GIVING AWAY THE DESIGN PLAYBOOK FOR CLAUDE DESIGN A Free 2-hour masterclass showing how to build an ENTIRE startup: → brand guidelines
→ decks
→ website
→ apps
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Testing Gemini 3.5 Flash and Antigravity CLI with Stable Diffusion 1.5
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Today I'm experimenting with Gemini 3.5 Flash and the Antigravity CLI to see how fast and how autonomously the agents can do things. – It took 20 minutes to install and run the original CompVis Stable Diffusion 1.5 repo, get the weights, debug, run inference and generate an
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AI video stack: per-scene model switching for speed, realism, style
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4/ And one underrated thing:
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 5 juin 2026
It’s not locked to one model.
You can switch per scene depending on what you need —
speed, realism, style.
That flexibility matters more than people think.
Feels like we’re moving from
“AI video tools” → “AI video stack.”
Check it out:… pic.twitter.com/xfxaiPIeS94/ And one underrated thing: It’s not locked to one model. You can switch per scene depending on what you need —
speed, realism, style. That flexibility matters more than people think. Feels like we’re moving from
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AI video generation: surprising control over script, characters, camera, editing, and sound.
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2/ What surprised me isn’t just quality — it’s control.
— Chubby♨️ (@kimmonismus) 5 juin 2026
You’re not generating random shots.
You’re directing them:
→ full script → storyboard pipeline
→ consistent characters across scenes
→ real camera movement (not fake motion)
→ editing + sound inside the same workflow… pic.twitter.com/Ag6GhL4f8n2/ What surprised me isn’t just quality — it’s control. You’re not generating random shots.
You’re directing them: → full script → storyboard pipeline
→ consistent characters across scenes
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AGI-pilled labs: OpenAI Codex flop vs Claude Code team approach
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There's an interesting dance of how AGI-pilled different labs are. OpenAI was too AGI-pilled as they started with Codex being a cloud product, which kind of flopped and arguably cost them the lead. At the same time, Claude Code team was slightly less AGI pilled and they built a
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AI reads a book in two minutes, enables conversation with it
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My AI read my book in two minutes and now I can talk to my book. It's pretty crazy.
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Mythos wrote 181 Firefox exploits in testing, leading to gating.
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Mythos was never held back over timing. It wrote working Firefox exploits 181 times in testing. That's the reason it's gated.