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Virtual Optical Table for Quantum Visualization
(lab.quantumflytrap.com)
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4y ago
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Imagine its perfect for Computer Backgammon, but overfits higher dimensional spaces ;)
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Models can be massive, but also totally doable. Just to put things in perspective: ProcMaze solving using DeepMind MCTX converges <1M steps. Whereas a physically based agent such as HalfCheetah may require >100M steps to learn to run.
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Cloudflare Workers (serverless) + WebSockets is the lingua franca of the internet now. Using languages with built-in concurrent stream processing features is I feel key to moving at internet speeds ;)
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Pinball Machines are Art. This reminds me of '/////////fur//// art entertainment interfaces' Painstation, which was loosely based on the scene in Never Say Never Aga
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A+ hack. Holodecks will be par for the course in the coming Starfleet Academy ;)
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Impeller. New shader compilation backend. Heroic coding. Metal/Vulkan/WebGPU translators. The bar is pixel perfect across gpus which makes it so challanging. My current favorite open source project: Android & Win ARM ports ;)
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DevTerm Kit R-01 portable RISC-V terminal from Tim Sneath's Flutter embedded runtime demo ;) https://www.clockworkpi.com/product-page/devterm-kit-r01
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Flutter Forward Keynote '23
(youtube.com)
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Blender over WebRTC demo looks fast too ;)
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Seems expensive no? To start a http container per request? But I suppose it does solve many server side persistence issues. And I love the power it affords you in creating virtual worlds. Awesome stuff ;) https://github.com/
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>>> There was a small netcafe nearby when I was young that had a good quality T1 connection and hosted their own CS servers PC Bang in Columbia MD circa 2006! $3/hr. Spanking fresh GeForce 7900s. Starcraft was really why every
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Google should just extend the bounty to all APKs running in the wild. That will kick off cyber sec indie research ;) https://www.code-intelligence.com/
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A Long Way from Nuclear Fusion
(foreignaffairs.com)
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I crave tenure @ CodeLabs University ;) https://developer.android.com/courses/android-basics-compose...
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The E.T.: SETI (1988)
(youtube.com)
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I use Deities & Demigods for hostnames, and create John Bunyan-esque Pilgrim's Progress maps for VPC config. No downsides to being a medievalist in '23 ;)
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>>> For the fewer than 20 creators worldwide who make more than $750,000 in income in a year, we will add a royalty starting in 2024. So, even for the creators making significant money selling D&D supplements and games, no roya
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Filament & Oboe should match iOS performance in both realms: real time physically based sprite render, and polyphonic synth. Good Stuff, ideal for ai gurus teaching "pranayama sciences" ;) Brief structured respiration practice
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NIH and EcoHealth Alliance Did Not Effectively Monitor Awards and Subawards [pdf]
(oig.hhs.gov)
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@jack is hiring! SF Android talent for Block & Square. I assume there's a world-class blockchain cloud backend skill (applied crypto) requisite. But if you dig ordering from a McD's kiosk, probably your dream job ;)
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Alleged Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx Gen 4 Specs Leak
(tomshardware.com)
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Wands choose the wizards. And to some degree, your niche chooses you. The tech stack I built for video games: gcloud, chromeos, android vulkan, admob. Is essentially a "native mobile ads" platform. It was only when clients request
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"this is the largest group of people ever assembled in one place, the important thing you've proven to the world is that half-a-million kids can get together and have 3 days of fun and music, and have nothing but fun and music&quo
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Fascinating thread. Love reading the oral histories. I heard some tales of covered up nuclear accidents happening perilously close to Manhattan at Brookhaven National Lab back in the day, and its clear from the fusion results, government sc
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Nvidia NeuralVDB Early Access
(developer.nvidia.com)
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same. v-rally3 on gba by vicarious visions has a terrific renderer. i guess it's just "pseudo-3d raster roads" all the way down ;) http://www.extentofthejam.com/pseudo/
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Situation from Rough & Ready (1971). It's a true "forgotten classic", timeless soundtrack of the era, mainstay of motor city rock radio. RIP legend ;) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=031Quer1N2A
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Yeah, I recall 3DS being more PC-prosumer based. And SGI | Alias was super high end. $150k Irix machines with VR gloves & glasses. You'd only find them in the engineering & architecture departments. The others were distributed
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Obsessed with resurrecting Q*Bert Circus ;)
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