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6d ago
I have, I do. This is me: https://www.discogs.com/artist/9699799-Neurojacker Am I as good as Claudio PRC, Donato Dozzy, Ken Ishii or Takkyu Ishino? Not even close. But wanting to make more is reward enough for me to ke
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6d ago
I'm not species-ist. If a digital sentient being has something to say and they can express it through music, I'm more than willing to listen. But listening to these samples, it's obvious that, while technically proficient, th
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it's not. We were able to get rid of 6 fingered hands by getting very specific, and fine tuning models with lots of hand and finger training data. But that approach doesn't work with code, or with reasoning in general, because you
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9mo ago
I am a new initiate into the world of 3d printing for minis. I decided a resin printer does not suit my small apartment lifestyle, and got an Elegoo Centauri Carbon FDM printer. It's pretty plug-and-play, there was very little setup re
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3y ago
I have not found that to be the case, the books I have read have gone into deep foundational detail to build up knowledge. Perhaps you're referring to Vol 1 & 2 of "The Art Of Problem Solving"? I haven't read them bu
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3y ago
I took a brief detour late last year to study "Linear Algebra: Theory, Intuition, Code", and to my surprise it stuck pretty well. The author said the pre-reqs were just "basic high school math", but I'm glad I had r
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3y ago
Just self study with the (physical) books. I did also try the ebook combo for the Prealgebra book, but I found typing latex in the answers to the exercises was cumbersome. I think the online classes with interactive lessons is a separate th
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3y ago
AOPS audience is gifted high school kids, so it doesn't get up to the college level. The core texts are: - Prealgebra - Intro to Algebra - Intro to Counting & Probability - Intro to Geometry - Intro to Number Theory - Intermediate
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3y ago
My theory is that people who like math have a reward system that responds well to gaining an understanding on empirical concepts. I have that, and it does drive me to keep studying math. Not that I find it easy though, I don't think I&
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3y ago
I've been doing similar for about a year. My target is to learn the math needed to make 3d games, so basically algebra, geometry, calculus and linear algebra. I started with brilliant.org, and while I liked the level of polish in the i
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3y ago
Math as prep for 3d game programming. I've been out of school a long time, and when I was there I didn't even get to the pre-calculus level. This year I've churned through all the introductory level texts from Art Of Problem
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3y ago
It literally is in an account with your name on it.
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3y ago
I was at Charles Sturt University in 95, and have fond memories of starting up Trumpet Winsock on the computer lab's Windows machines and telnetting into a chat mud called Forest (Forrest?), which I'm pretty sure was hosted at UTS
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3y ago
Like others have said, it's more common to use an existing game engine these days, but if you want to do it yourself, the modern version that I think comes closest is Lengyel's Foundation of Game Engine Development series [0]. To
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3y ago
There should be a good opportunity for whoever can implement an LLM that listens in on chat platforms like slack and discord and constructs a wiki from it. Bonus points if it also chats back with answers to questions, linking to the docs as
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4y ago
I love a drink but have found it very difficult to stop after a couple. Like the author, I haven't destroyed my life, but it has caused me all number of problems. The typical high functioning problem drinker. The one thing (and I tried
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4y ago
Where is the data sourced from? I ask because of an experience I had recently when visiting Sydney. I was using transportnsw.info while waiting at a stop at Wynyard. Eventually it told me that the bus I was waiting for had been and left, wh
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4y ago
I've been drooling over the framework laptops for a while now, can't wait until they're available in Japan.
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5y ago
There's a few discord communities already if you're interested in joining an established group: Hypnus server slants to deep/hypnotic same as their label, also has a private area accessible via sub to label boss Michel's
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5y ago
do you have any podcasts you could recommend? I'm particularly interested in music, but anything creation related would be useful.
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6y ago
I'm a techno producer. I have a couple of demos on soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/neurojacker I also have a couple of tracks on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/49gZImSB39b6ysGwu7oLNP
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6y ago
Is there a technical reason why the subtitle delay on the iPad build is limited to +/- 5 seconds? I don't think there is such a limitation on other platforms. Sometimes the sub timings are off by a lot and this can make it impossi
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6y ago
The way the bill is written is disappointing because it conflates two different things together: For the purposes of this Part, a service makes content available if: (a)the content is reproduced on the service, or is otherwise placed on the
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6y ago
I love it. As someone who is putting more and more energy into making music this resonates with me strongly. I need to figure out a way to get to part time work. One piece of advice about creative hobbies - set it up so you have a feedback
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8y ago
I commend the author on the level of detail documented in the article. It's clear that they have spent much time and effort on making an appealing stream. And yet I still don't get live coding. I have about as much interest in str
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8y ago
Reading the comments in this subthread made me paranoid enough to check my ios privacy settings. I've blocked access to any shifty apps like Google or Facebook, the only thing that marks any specific place is Significant Locations unde
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8y ago
I am highly skeptical of Aphantasia, as it's impossible to evaluate what someone else believes they see. I think it's much more likely that Aphantasia is people (like me) who make sharp distinctions between what they can imagine (
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I'm confused by the website. The intro has a clear example that reads like natural language processing, but the FAQ goes out of the way to stress that the language does not do NLP. At that stage it gets a bit ranty, vague and dense, an
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Looking back over the last twenty years (yes I'm old, like a lot of the you in this thread), user growth has been responsible for both the Internet's success and its demise. I like to to separate content from community, because th
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9y ago
As a dog owner, I smirked when the author described dogs as only interested in humans because we supply the food. Yeah, that's probably true, but I don't care if my beloved pet only thinks of me as a meal dispenser, it's actu
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