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Musical Composer's Brain Matter Is Still Making Music 3 Years After His Death(mymodernmet.com)
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by programd 1y ago
You may want to look at this: A foundation model to predict and capture human cognition https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-09215-4
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Weight‑Generative Tuning for Multi‑Faceted Efficient Adaptation of Large Models(icml.cc)
3 points by programd 1y ago|0 comments
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by programd 1y ago
Maybe that should be the future of K8s 2.0. Instead of changing the core of the beast tweak it minimally to get rid of whatever limitations are annoying and instead allocate resources to put a hefty AI in front of it so that human toil is r
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by programd 1y ago
Let me throw this out as a provocative take: In the age of AI arguments about a configuration language are moot. Nobody is going to hand craft those deployment configs anymore. The AIs can generate whatever weird syntax the underlying K8s m
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by programd 1y ago
Reznor released 5 movie scores last year. He's got 2 Oscars, 1 Emmy, 4 Grammys, and 3 Golden Globes the latest one this year. Multiple nominations in all those categories. He's far from done. Apologies for the hijack. RIP Brian.
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by programd 1y ago
Another similar game to Dwarf Fortres is Song of Syx [0]. It's more accessible then DF and I think they can have up to 20,000 entities active in the world at a time. The world map is pretty huge, and the player gets to control a one gr
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by programd 1y ago
In fact Hell Let Loose is a direct copy - or let us just say homage - of the Reality Mod for Battlefield 3. It's a fantastic game because its roots are in fan made enhancements to the already fine Battlefield games of that era. I'
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by programd 1y ago
Nvidia seems to think the same thing. Here's Jim Fan talking about a "physical Turing test" and how embodied AI is the way forward. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2NijXqBESI He also talks needing large amou
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Locate 3D: Real-World Object Localization via Self-Supervised Learning in 3D(ai.meta.com)
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by programd 1y ago
The academic paper with very technical details can be found here: https://openreview.net/pdf?id=WfaQrKCr4X
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Periodic Table of Machine Learning(news.mit.edu)
2 points by programd 1y ago|1 comments
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Etcd v3.6.0(etcd.io)
3 points by programd 1y ago|0 comments
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MotionGlot: A Multi-Embodied Motion Generation Model(arxiv.org)
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Challenge: Make this Go function inlinable and free of bounds checks(jub0bs.com)
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by programd 1y ago
Very cool idea, sorry it didn't work out. Consider open sourcing your Metahuman Unreal app. That would be useful for many interesting projects. Alternatively even monetize it by selling a local desktop runnable version, similar to a St
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by programd 1y ago
> You're still reading and writing emails, but the selling feature isn't "less email," it's "Get through your email faster." The next logical step is not using email (the old horse and carriage) at all.
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by programd 1y ago
As I understand it this paper basically says that the emergence of eukaryotes is inevitable given evolution and time. This has interesting implications for astrobiology, implying that eukaryotes are not a "hard step" [1] in the em
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The emergence of eukaryotes as an evolutionary algorithmic phase transition(pnas.org)
3 points by programd 1y ago|1 comments
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by programd 1y ago
I largely agree with most of this. My only concern is that the spec is a bit underspecified. For example I wish they'd specify the date format more tightly - unix timestamp, some specific ISO format, precision. Which is it? The session
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by programd 1y ago
Behavior can be inferred from the fossil record. There's quite a lot of literature on this. For example inferring nesting behavior of dinosaurs from fossilized nests and where you find them. Or tool use in early hominids. You need to d
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by programd 1y ago
A similar scenario of a possible ancient industrial civilization on Earth was explored in a serious scientific paper not too long ago: "The Silurian hypothesis: would it be possible to detect an industrial civilization in the geologica
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by programd 1y ago
Does a fighter jet count as "heavy machinery"? https://apnews.com/article/artificial-intelligence-fighter-j...
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by programd 1y ago
Location: SF Bay Area Remote: Yes - or hybrid/in-office, I'm flexible Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, C/C++, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL/MySQL, ML/LLM, and many others Résumé/C
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by programd 1y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote | Onsite San Francisco Bay Area | Versatile back end code and infrastructure development services. Typical deliverables are Dockerized microservices specified by OpenAPI, written in Go or Python, with a REST/JSON
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A dramatic Einstein ring seen by Webb(phys.org)
122 points by programd 1y ago|28 comments
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by programd 1y ago
I’ll second that. Cobra is the industrial strength flag parsing package most of the professional Go ecosystem has settled on. It’s the boring choice in the best sense of the word. Use it and move on with life.
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SynCity: Training-Free Generation of 3D Worlds(research.paulengstler.com)
3 points by programd 1y ago|1 comments
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The Photovoltaic Dyson Sphere(sciencedirect.com)
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by programd 1y ago
Oh come now, clearly Anubis should make the clients mine bitcoin as proof of work, with a split for the website and the author. Oh dear, somebody is going to implement this in about an hour, aren't they....

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