PuLsE is an advanced music visualizer. It's strengths are in it's multi layered real-time reactivity to music and it's versatility. PuLsE creates music reactive art, not eye candy slop. https://t.co/oJ23lAihW4

Wasn’t thinking this would attract so many views. I love FSD and believe it is extraordinary. I just thought this was kind of funny. Kids love running through leaves. @Tesla should bring out FSD’s inner child.

In my view, the below prompt, which worked for me on fairly early versions of ChatGPT, would require some form of introspection, algorithmic and not self-aware, by the LLM. Below I ran the same prompt I ran ages ago with ChatGPT, but with Grok, with a mostly fully compliant

A discussion with Grok about the capacity of LLMs for introspection when formulating their responses. I was initially quite surprised by the strong resistance Grok threw up to the inquiry. https://t.co/WP6dHRjeuW

Looks, and now drives, like the future.

Prince, an undisputed guitar legend ...

Remember the "Clean Slate" button. It is the place to start for most of your creations. All points are set at origin forming a very dense point. You can then explore each equation individually from that clean state to see at base what each does and is capable of. Each equation

PuLsE is not a visualization toy, more like a serious tool. The learning curve is why I bundled so many visualizations with the 12.4.1 update. So users can dive in right away and enjoy with basically zero effort. It can take a fair amount of experimentation to get the 'hang' of

Update tips for the above: If you download a visualization from Community Favorites and it doesn't look like the thumbnail, you need to update PuLsE to the latest version from the MS Store. All updates are free. I update PuLsE with new equations or bug fixes fairly regularly

FSD 14.1.4 is amazing, but it has an achilles heel this time of year:

When you gaze at the stars do you feel small and insignificant? Now gaze down with your imagination and realize the ratio of small scales is dramatically more vast than our size in relation to the visible universe. Maybe the worlds within us are more wondrous than those we

A smackdown is coming, on ALL cars of any kind ever made. Likely going to be worth the long wait. Imagine Uber'ing in that puppy...

FSD 14.1.4 Uber'ing report from 6 hours of driving today: This version is very smooth, and doesn't overreact to pedestrians in a jarring manner anymore. It still reacts, but smoothly. It is back to feeling almost as smooth as FSD 13. On a number of occasions it seemed the car

We will never see anything like this again in our lifetimes. If you have a few minutes, watch it. Probably the greatest music video ever made. Michael Jackson - Thriller (1983)

Thank you @Tesla for creating a full self driving system that works like magic and makes me feel privileged to be alive at this point in humanity’s history. The future is now.

FSD 14.1.4 on this driving session is nearly as smooth as version 13. I’m so relieved as an Uber driver that @Tesla is iterating on version 14 extraordinarily fast. The car made a perfect u-turn maneuver required to pick up a passenger sooner. I’m really impressed. The speed

FSD 14.1.4 is a LOT smoother. That’s after just a half hour of Uber’ing, but the difference is very noticeable.

Update to the above: If you are using PuLsE with Apple Music or Spotify on Windows, a tip is to set the volume in the music app to about 2/3rds of max volume. This will give you a good "level" for PuLsE reactivity. If it is too much and you are getting reactivity white out, then

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Update on FSD 14.1.3 and my Uber’ing adventures. I drove for 7 hours today and didn’t keep notes. Overall I’m getting used to the braking behaviour. It doesn’t mean I like it, but I’m getting used to it. The car is just hyper cautious around pedestrians and city buses and