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Show HN: Tetris where every pixel is another Tetris (23,040 games in GLSL)(thiagolira.blot.im)
4 points by farcaster 2mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: A 178K Neural Net that beats Pokémon Roguelike(thiagolira.blot.im)
3 points by farcaster 3mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: 178K Parameter Neural Net That Wins Poke(rogue)like(blog.thiagolira.com.br)
4 points by farcaster 4mo ago|0 comments
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by farcaster 4mo ago
10 years ago they had such a nice feature of grabbing your pictures metadata and showing them on the globe (Immich does this too). And they just scrapped it for no reason. I guess they wanted to make dropbox into more of a collaborative goo
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by farcaster 7mo ago
I used DeepSeek V3.2 for everything at $0.25/M input tokens and $0.38/M output tokens. I lost count of how many runs I had until I was satisfied with the results. I'd say for the final books I spent +- $10, so some millions o
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Show HN: Visualizing How Books Reference Each Other Across 3k Years(thiagolira.github.io)
5 points by farcaster 7mo ago|3 comments
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by farcaster 4y ago
I was playing earlier today with Triton[0], from OpenAI. Like Taichi it makes it super easy to write native GPU code from Python, but it really does feel like something very experimental for now. (I know the use case is very different) [0]
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by farcaster 4y ago
I've been meaning to do some project in the browser involving the GPU and can't decide on a framework to use. What would you recommend? The cool kids seem to be using pure webGPU
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by farcaster 4y ago
I'd love to read about this view of the world as the power actuated by language. It is really a popular narrative nowadays everywhere you look (people censoring "bad" words etc). Which thinker is that from? Foucault? Marcuse?
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by farcaster 5y ago
This might be an individual reaction to fasting, but I always have headaches when I don't eat properly (skip meals, etc). Is this something that I would have to get used to when eating less?
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Show HN: Graphing citations between my Kindle library books with AI(thiagolira.blot.im)
2 points by farcaster 5y ago|1 comments
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by farcaster 5y ago
Hello HN! After seeing a similar project on HN[1] I thought I would share my pet project of using AI to find citations between my books (e.g. Montaigne cites Plato, Hannah Arendt cites Dostoevsky etc.) The ideia is to use AI to detect from
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by farcaster 5y ago
Amazing results! I did something similar with RoBERTa and my own Kindle library to graph (with D3.js) all mentions/citations between my books (which books cites another books I have). I sorted the final graph by publication date to see
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by farcaster 6y ago
I once applied for a company here in São Paulo where after the technical interview (no whiteboard) I talked on-site with the CTO and he passively-agressively asked a bunch of random questions and tried very hard to be a dick about it (&quot
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by farcaster 6y ago
LingQ is something else. The ideia is that you should feed the app with "input" from your target language that you care about[1], and listen to it again and again. Memrise is more like a Duolingo that actually works haha [1] http
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by farcaster 6y ago
I went from knowing nothing of French to reading 20 thousand leagues under the sea by Jules Verne in French (the original language) It's not that big of an achievement since I'm Brazilian and I already speak Italian, the romance l
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by farcaster 7y ago
Yeah, I've been applying more often to the smaller ones.
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Ask HN: How to get a job as Data Scientist
9 points by farcaster 7y ago|3 comments