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by frikk 4mo ago
Thank you for sharing this. Do you think the syntactical issues could be addressed with fine tuning or some other kind of parameter tweaking? That's frustrating hah.
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by frikk 4mo ago
I've been building hobby LED art projects with WLED (exclusively built on the ESP32 platform). It's been a blast. These little boards are so powerful and the open source community continues to amaze me. My preferred controller pla
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by frikk 4mo ago
brilliant. thank you for that.
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by frikk 4mo ago
stars on github? I've wondered the same thing.
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by frikk 6mo ago
This is interesting work, thank you for sharing. What hardware would you buy today for experimenting? Seems like the new gen of macbook pros are pretty powerful?
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by frikk 7mo ago
I love project ideas like this. Imagine this idea, but every morning the game is paused and humans can make decisions, select winners, or inject events. Then the game is resumed, and the human players are scored depending on a variety of me
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by frikk 7mo ago
Cool, thank you. I love projects like this. Great work and thank you for sharing! PS: Absolutely nailed the name of the project :P "Hallucinating Splines" is genius.
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by frikk 7mo ago
OK i'm kind of geeking out on this one. I love simcity and have always wondered what it would be like to breed evolutionary agents to compete with one another on best city designs against a hidden selection criteria. It'd be kind
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by frikk 7mo ago
My quick story: I built up an old 90s cyclocross bike and his website was the main reason I have this beast of a frankenbike gravel bike. I found his article "8 of 9 on 7" and it changed my life: Take a 9 gear cog, remove one, and
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by frikk 8mo ago
No, because the predators themselves aren't native.
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by frikk 8mo ago
That's a great reason. I didn't pick up on usage of AI, it reads naturally.
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by frikk 8mo ago
I flew from central US to western asia (via moscow) and it was an interesting experience for the reasons you mentioned. I think I left early Saturday morning local time and arrived Sunday evening local time. I saw a sunrise, sunset, sunrise
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by frikk 9mo ago
We all admire your absolute mastery of your own habitual reflexes and mind. For the rest of us, there is a daily battle of wits, desires, weakness, and habit. If I could snap my fingers and break toxic habits and patterns, I would have done
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by frikk 9mo ago
I like your perspective. What do you think "2026: the reconciliation looks like? Also I need to track down that Star Trek TNG episode... it sounds poignant.
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by frikk 9mo ago
In my experience the LLMs work better with frameworks that have more rigid guidance. Something like Tailwind has a body of examples that work together, language to reason about the behavior needed, higher levels of abstraction (potentially)
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by frikk 10mo ago
I've visited this museum and it was the highlight of my trip to the netherlands. I also wondered, for hours, about how cool it is to hook up modern hardware to these old systems. Can you imagine playing one live, similar to how an arti
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by frikk 10mo ago
How about this? https://github.com/dropwizard/dropwizard
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by frikk 10mo ago
This technique is surprisingly powerful. Yesterday I built an experimental cellular automata classifier system based on some research papers I found and was curious about. Aside from the sheer magic of the entire build process with Cursor +
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by frikk 2y ago
I recently learned that buybacks and short selling historically have not been legal, its only in recent history that they've been standard practice en large (1982 is when buybacks were legalized, I think)
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by frikk 3y ago
This is an interesting thought. As an analogy, there might be some interesting discussions happening at my local Community Center, or my neighbor's house, but I would have no way of knowing. But to discover these discussions, I would n
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by frikk 3y ago
This also reminds me of the Radio Lab episode that tracks bird migration, including one bird (that they were actively tracking) that simply peeled off the group and settled down somewhere else that wasn't part of the historic migration
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by frikk 7y ago
It's truly too on the nose.
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by frikk 7y ago
I came here to recommend this because I learned about it from another HN thread. It was a great read and gave me tons to think about.
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by frikk 8y ago
OK what's the deal with that? Or this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1566_celestial_phenomenon_over...
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by frikk 8y ago
I have also experienced a strange Aurora phenomenon. My first year living up north I was lucky enough to catch the northern lights. They were gray (not green) but really fun. A kind of camo-patterened pulsing, flickering in and out, with ri
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by frikk 8y ago
You just use a marker for that part, duh.
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by frikk 8y ago
You know, I've found Frank Zappa's music to have a very similar property. Namely that there's a deep creative structure that winds through Zappa's music, especially across entire his longer compositions. For example, in
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by frikk 8y ago
I just signed up. Thank you. I don't even care if it works. I get up to 6/day, and if I can turn even just one of those into a bit of fun, it'll all be worth it. I've become irrationally irritable because of these calls.
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by frikk 8y ago
Very cool, thanks for sharing.
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by frikk 8y ago
I recently finished reading Snow Crash (1992), which touches on this topic in an interesting way. The general premise without giving too much away is that ancient Sumarian was made up of a specific structure that acted as a kind of assembly

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