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by prideout 7d ago
There's also https://github.com/google/filament
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by prideout 14d ago
What was the prompt?
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by prideout 1mo ago
But aren't today's frontier models already "fully universal"? To use your Turing machine analogy, I think we're past the calculator stage.
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by prideout 2mo ago
Super useful, and easy to do in the VS Code merge pane.
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by prideout 2mo ago
They were speaking from an implementation perspective.
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by prideout 2mo ago
Ah, I see it as a "reasoning level" in codex after typing /model
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by prideout 2mo ago
Confused about how to access Ultra; I don't see it in on their plans page.
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by prideout 2mo ago
Kolmogorov Complexity looks interesting. It seems to formalize Occam’s Razor and the notion that intelligence = compression.
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by prideout 4mo ago
This is a fascinating mathematical framework, but the post title might be a bit of an overreach. I often wonder if "a theory of deep learning" could exist that could be stated succinctly and that could predict (1) scaling laws an
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by prideout 5mo ago
Yes! My first encounter with spreadsheets was SuperCalc for CP/M, and I suppose you would call it a "TUI" nowadays.
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by prideout 6mo ago
What does the "Session Picker" section refer to? Claude Code does not have a session picker, as far as I can tell.
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by prideout 7mo ago
Neat. Would be nice if I could easily drop the replayer into a slack thread. Maybe a video file would be better for that than an HTML file?
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by prideout 7mo ago
This is not written by a former Google employee, it's written by a former Google user. Confusing title to see on hackernews.
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by prideout 11mo ago
Why is Minecraft mentioned several times in the post?
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by prideout 1y ago
This post is well written, useful, and original. I'm surprised by the negative comments.
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by prideout 1y ago
Neat but I would prefer simply using a dylib for the part of my code that I want to be reloadable.
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by prideout 1y ago
I have never seen a Koreeda film but he sounds compelling -- which movie would you recommend for a first-timer?
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by prideout 1y ago
Did you need to write an app for the phone?
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by prideout 1y ago
There's less ageism in embedded systems because older folks are more likely to be experienced with a lean & mean tech stack (for example vanilla C programming).
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by prideout 1y ago
Currently we simply copy a slice of the heap's ArrayBuffer from WASM to JS. In the past we exposed the heap slice directly but it was technically "unsafe" (perhaps because the heap can grow), and doing a copy did not hurt pe
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Rust on the web and an ECS lite architecture(prideout.net)
5 points by prideout 1y ago|1 comments
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by prideout 1y ago
The fact that triangles have proliferated is not due to half-assery. Hardware can rasterize them very quickly, and a triangle can have only one normal vector. Quads can be non-planar. It's true that quads are nice for humans and artist
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Rendering Chip Layouts with Rust(prideout.net)
2 points by prideout 2y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: WebGL Renderer for Chip Layouts(prideout.net)
3 points by prideout 2y ago|0 comments
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by prideout 2y ago
nm, found a nice open source one: https://github.com/downforacross/downforacross.com
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by prideout 2y ago
Neat! I've been getting into crossword puzzles recently, does anyone know of nice places to play them, other than newspaper sites?
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by prideout 2y ago
I lost interest fairly quickly because the entire article seems to rely on a certain definition of "intelligent" that is not made clear in the beginning.
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by prideout 2y ago
This article has a superb diagram of the DeepSeek training pipeline.
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by prideout 2y ago
What model does this use?
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by prideout 2y ago
Am I the only one who is irked by by ads on Read the Docs pages?

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