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news.ycombinator.com• Aug 5, 2026• 1 min read
Ask HN: How do you correct spatial reasoning of LLMs?I'm working on a complex multi-part 3D-printed product, and I needed some engineering input from LLMs. I use highest Gemini Pro reasoning levels, Fable, and K3 Max with everything tuned to highest.The problem I'm facing is mounting a sensor on a barbell sleeve. The sensor is a semi-hollow 100mm cylinder, 60mm diameter, with a 50mm diameter 50mm deep tube cutout for the sleeve. (It's a bit more complex than that.)I'm trying to brainstorm different clamping mechanisms, and evaluate durability and manufacturability of several designs.No matter what I try, the output of all LLMs is absolutely wild, especially if you ask to make a technical drawing. Anthropic reliably been the worst, and Gemini, surprisingly, the best.But none understand what goes where in any detail, besides spewing paragraph and paragraph of wild ideas including rotational cam clamps over a recessed ring TPU collet (apparently, a "brilliant pivot") and stuff like this.Is this the "unconquered frontier"? Do I need to blow
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notebeck.com• Jul 24, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Sequence, a daily spatial number puzzleA field of random numbers with simple interactive mechanics is like a cheat code for designing puzzle games. Credit to my brother who came up with the initial idea, inspired by games like Sudoku and Minesweeper.I also love the communal experience of Wordle, so it generates the same puzzle for everyone each day.
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news.ycombinator.com• May 16, 2026• 1 min read
Stera: Open-Source Infra That Turns iPhones into Spatial Data for World ModelsWe are releasing Project Stera - an open source, end-to-end pipeline that turns a commodity iPhone into a research-grade capture system for embodied AI training data.Today, we're open-sourcing the whole stack, along with Stera-10M, a 200+ hour dataset, and 10M+ frames captured entirely through it.FPV Labs began with one bet - the scaling law for embodied AI will need high-fidelity, multimodal real-world data, and the underlying infrastructure that produces this at scale without compromising downstream quality will determine how fast we build a general-purpose model.Over the last 12 months, we've seen how high-fidelity data is locked behind gated hardware like Aria, which is out of reach for researchers, builders, and startups that want to work with high-quality multi-modal data, and how every single data lab ends up rebuilding the same harness for their own fleet.This has led to immense data fragmentation over the last year and a race to collect data that is either low-fidelity or buil
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github.com• Jan 21, 2026• 1 min read
Show HN: Infinate –O(k)constant-time spatial attention for unlimited LLM contextI built infinate, an open-source (Apache 2.0) attention mechanism that places tokens in a 3D semantic space and limits attention to ~50 nearest neighbors via exponential decay + hard cutoff. This gives true O(k) constant complexity: latency ~7–14 ms and memory fixed (1.50 MB in production) even at 10M+ tokens on CPU.Latest update (Jan 20, 2026): Milestone 1.11 – Strafe Jumping Navigation. As a longtime Quake player, I applied real game physics exploits (7/9 validated) — bunny hop, circle jump, warp lanes, momentum accumulation, LOD hopping, etc. — to make semantic traversal ultra-fast, like speedrunning in 3D space.Benchmarks (all CPU, Qdrant vector store): - In-memory mode: - CodeQA (100K): 3.57 ms vs MIT RLM 15,000 ms → 4,198× faster - OOLONG (500K): 4.06 ms vs 35,000 ms → 8,628× faster - BrowseComp+ (10M): 7.18 ms vs 120,000 ms → 16,722× faster - Average speedup: 10,317× vs MIT Recursive Language Models (arXiv:2512.24601) - Production (Docker/Qdrant): Average 533× faster - Memory: C
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bing.com• Jun 12, 2025• 1 min read
Use geospatial data in Azure with Planetary Computer ProOpen the Planetary Computer data catalog and you will find all kinds of useful data: from decades’ worth of satellite imagery to biomass maps, from the US Census to fire data. All together, there are ...