me > pick a number between 1 to 10000
chatgpt > 7429
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chatgpt > 1863
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chatgpt > 7429
me > another one
chatgpt > 1863
I’m also curious how this compares to OpenAI’s Codex. In my experience, running agents locally has worked better for large or complex codebases, especially since setting up the environment correctly can be tricky in those setups.
One concept I explored was creating an interactive app where users can experiment with different material options—essentially a real-time configurator. There’s a great example here [1], where if you model an object as a .obj file (possibly similar to Adam’s parametric models), you can tweak its materials and colors dynamically. IKEA seems to have something similar in production for some of their products [2].
I experimented with Adam as well, and it did a surprisingly good job. The only catch: if you try to iterate too much, it tends to alter the form of the object. My ideal version of this would involve a professional photographer capturing high-resolution images of, say, a couch. Then I’d upload them into Adam, generate realistic renders with different fabrics or finishes, and download the final variants as high-quality images to use in catalogs or ecommerce.
[1] https://angon.me/experiments/6/
[2] https://www.ikea.com/gb/en/p/ektorp-2-seat-sofa-hakebo-grey-...
[3] https://app.adamcad.com/share/2f1e68ad-2cdd-4613-8fdc-fc33f2...
[1] Example https://www.notion.so/notion/Table-of-contents-50de58f824bf4...
Usually each day there is a mega thread with people sharing their solutions
1. In-browser try it out of the API would be great, take the example of swagger [1].
2. The sign-in/sing-up is a bit complicated in my opinion. Why do I have to follow the link in the email to sign-in, why not a email/password login procedure? Also nit but the link the email is given with the text “Sign-in to the wheelhorse”, which may seem suspicious, I would rather prefer the original long link(like most other apps).
3. I cannot find the price plan, I don’t want to start using it without knowing the plans. In my opinion this deserves its own page on the menu.
4. How does your service compare to others?
5. Not sure if this is important, but I can’t find the authors or who is behind it.
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