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sdedovic
1y ago
I agree. An anecdote: A while ago I was working on some CUDA kernels for n-body physics simulations. It wasn’t too complicated and the end result was generative art. The problem was that it was quite slow and I didn’t know why. Well the cor
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1y ago
Fun fact, there are multiple pieces of software that will real-time correct your eye tracking. Useful for virtual all hands or talks to fix teleprompter eyes.
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Go Templates with Parcel and Live Reloading (2025)
(dedovic.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
Maybe I’m misunderstanding but CUDA compiles to PTX? Is the implication they wrote in a different language than CUDA and to generate the PTX?
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2y ago
Location: Chicago, Illinois Remote: preferred Willing to relocate: no Technologies: backend (java/scala/clojure nodejs golang rust python) fronted (JavaScript/clojurescript/typescript vanilla/react html) research
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sdedovic
2y ago
I'm working on a little site called WGSL Toy, here: https://wgsltoy.com/ It's basically like ShaderToy but for WebGPU instead of WebGL. I started it as I have been doing some Rust + wgpu development for art projec
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sdedovic
2y ago
Don’t see a link in your bio. Do you have a website / store?
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sdedovic
2y ago
not too bad. I find a lot in local garage sales and on ebay. hasn't become a problem _yet_
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2y ago
not the OP but, I am in my 20s and I use a typewriter somewhat regularly to journal. I was raised on computers, getting the jumble from my brain onto paper is faster with a keyboard than a pen/pencil and paper. And a typewriter is nice
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3y ago
To me, its more about the style than the use of an AI. But I agree. I enjoyed this writeup by Michael Lynch on finding an illustrator [1], for their blog. In doing some of my own writing, I've really found it enlightening how much seco
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3y ago
I found Drying Vegetables https://extension.colostate.edu/docs/pubs/foodnut/09308.pdf And a catalog: https://extension.colostate.edu/topic-areas/nutrition-food-s...
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3y ago
I notice the title says > FOOD AND NUTRITION SERIES Are there more documents or a catalog?
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3y ago
If you are interested in a more rigorous collection of blending and compositing operations, the W3C "Compositing and Blending Level 1" document is a wonderful resource> https://www.w3.org/TR/compositing-1&#
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3y ago
Imagine this: You buy a house. Your house has a little box by the front door. The box holds a small House Environment Integrity (HEI) module. This HEI is something your local Home Owners Association installed. They say you cannot open the b
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Ask HN: Have you ever freight shipped furniture internationally?
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Genuary 2023
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4y ago
Ah you may find it interesting, the GPL3 license actually does prescribe showing copyright notices in stdout [1]. > If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode .
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4y ago
Similar, check out VimGolf: https://www.vimgolf.com/
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4y ago
> the search for small molecule drugs building on this observation seems to have been fruitless I imagine this is such a perfect use case for large-scale data analytics. Maybe with the next (or n+2 or n+10) generation of wearables we may
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4y ago
> What’s happening during that self reflection stage is best described as a feeling of losing it all. This reminds me of a passage from Aldous Huxley's Doors of Perception: We live together, we act on, and react to, one another; but
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5y ago
Hey these are also the folks behind the Orca visual programming language/MIDI sequencer! Its a real weird and cool tool, highly recommend checking it out if you're into experimental electrical music. http://100r.co/
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5y ago
> I've never seen a better alternative for macOS I'm quite enjoying Nix as a *nix + mac package manages. Plus using direnv really makes things a breeze. Although Nix has a __very__ steep learning curve... I still recommend it g
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5y ago
I don't know about must-read but here are my top 5 books: - Brave New World, Aldous Huxley - Anna Karenina, Lev Tolstoy - Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance, Robert Pirsig - Manufacturing Consent, Noam Chomsky - Dune, Frank Herb
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> “The story so far: > In the beginning the Universe was created. > This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move.” ― Douglas Adams, The Restaurant at the End of the Universe
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5y ago
I wonder if this will be a net-loss. I'm not discussing whether or not Amazon's system has merit, nor if algorithmic performance evaluation is inherently bad. Look at standardized testing in the USA (SAT, ACT) - there is tons of c
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5y ago
A piece of feedback: I have no idea how to install this after going to the repo. Seems interesting, but I don't know how to use it.
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5y ago
Reminds me of something that happened a few years ago to me. Company was primarily using Java for the backend. The Application Security team decided to start scanning all our deployable JARs and WARs with a static analysis tool. Well, immed
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5y ago
Amazing video. I don't have much to add but I love this. That growth timelapse reminds me of some cool generative art: https://sagejenson.com/physarum Obviously inspired by slime molds but just so cool nonetheless.
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I feel like this is a tough question and decision to make. I've seen it in some of my own friends, especially those who find joy in programming and view it as a creative outlet. Some have even left the workforce for a few years before
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5y ago
I find recursion can be just as simple to explain. Start with a basket of tomatoes and a bowl. If there are no tomatoes in the basket, you’re done. Otherwise: Take one tomato. Dice it. Put the output in the bowl. Recur.
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