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Mossly
28d ago
You can also use @AGENTS.md which automatically concatenates the files
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2mo ago
This inspired me to check lol. Brysbaert et al. (2019) collected word prevalence norms (the share of people who report knowing each word) for ~62K English lemmas from ~220K participants. fable: 99/100 sonnet: 97/100 haiku:
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6mo ago
Anthropic is taking applications here: https://claude.com/contact-sales/claude-for-oss
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7mo ago
It's quite amusing to ask LLMs what the pelican example is and watch them hallucinate a plausible sounding answer. --- Qwen 3.5: "A user asks an LLM a question about a fictional or obscure fact involving a pelican, often phrased c
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7mo ago
I point blank asked Claude if it experienced qualia, just for fun, and it replied that I can’t prove to it that I experience qualia. Really makes you think.
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8mo ago
I've recently spent a few hundred hours playing Arc Raiders on Starlink from a small island in the Pacific. ~80ms ping to Australian servers is pretty mindblowing. Jitter and packet loss also tend to be insignificant in the absence of
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10mo ago
Seeing auth succeed but push fail was an exercise in hair pulling.
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10mo ago
I've found Gitea to be pretty rock solid, at least for a small team.
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1y ago
I did this recently with my unsorted bookmarks! It was the first time I used parallel API calls. Ten gpt-4-nano threads classifying batches of ten bookmarks ripped through 10,000 bookmarks in a few minutes.
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1y ago
Ironically, running your username works for me, but not my own. Maybe you can view it now? https://hn-wrapped.kadoa.com/gavinray?share
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1y ago
Very neat, this kind of classification & sentiment analysis with flavour text is a use case where LLMs really shine. For whatever reason, I'm getting an error in the Server Components render when trying my username. My first though
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1y ago
Anybody wanting more should check out “The Flute and Flute Playing” (1871) by Theobald Boehm - an autodidact polymath who employed his talents in metalworking and physics to iteratively perfect the metal cylinder bored flute. It contains de
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2y ago
hey there's even a comment from 2020 where the creator of that project talks about this project, neat! I always wondered if they were connected in some way or independent applications of the same underlying premise: https://
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2y ago
I'll always have a soft spot for this earlier implementation which at lower resolutions has a kind of cyberpunk netrunner aesthetic, and at higher resolutions an almost ethereal ghostlike quality: https://haxiomic.github.io&
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3y ago
0.5 arcminutes really puts this into perspective — for reference the orion nebula spans about 1 degree
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3y ago
Hubris aside, it was established as early as 2008 that Facebook collects data on non-users for so called 'shadow profiles.' Zuckerberg himself indirectly confirmed this: https://web.archive.org/web/20211006190
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4y ago
"Gradus ad Parnassum" by Johann Joseph Fux, right? Read it a couple of years ago after learning basic music theory, as I was still struggling to write consonant voices. I probably wasn't the first person to think that contrap
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4y ago
I'm doing 576x576 on my 3060 Ti - just wondering the max resolution you can render now using all your VRAM?
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5y ago
Having recently read gradus for the first time, I'm excited to hear that strict counterpoint has been implemented in this way. "The development of the procedural music system was undertaken by Kent Jolly and Aaron McLeran with Bri
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5y ago
Twitter for instance automatically converts gif to h264. However there is a point to be made that iOS only grants VP9 decoding to Youtube, certain colourspaces fail to decode on Android etc. ergo gif is a safe default.
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5y ago
I was unaware the rendering could and was being done client-side! Given the limitations I can see why gif would indeed be suitable format. You've tooled a compelling amount of functionality into something very lightweight and convenien
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5y ago
Would you be open to adding .webm or perhaps even .mp4 support with a filesize limit? In my opinion .gif has rapidly become a legacy format.
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New Zealand accuses China of cyber attacks
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Butterfly effect – one million double pendulums
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6y ago
Level of detail and foveated rendering work on this principle.
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6y ago
Reading your exchange I get the impression that a production camera would be suitable for photogrammetry? Many older (and now inexpensive) Blackmagic models have a global shutter, and shoot RAW at 25 fps / 4k or higher. Would you recco
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Culture echoing biology. Sexual reproduction evolves convergently from the fusion of similar gametes (isogamy) to those of dissimilar gametes (anisogamy). Sexual differentiation produces dimorphic sexual asymmetry, a binary mating system o