Keyframe

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by Keyframe 1y ago
yeah, I'm aware of firefox issues. In next iteration with WebGL it's gone though. So, so far a note that it works best in Chrome/ium.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
It took me few days on and off to do this with llm: https://www.susmel.com/stacky/ overall I'd say around two working days. I used it as a test ground first for greenfield and then Brownfield development, so nothi
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by Keyframe 1y ago
It's doing rather well at thinking, but not at coding. When it codes, often enough it runs in circles and ignores input. Where I find it useful is to read through larger codebases and distill what I need to find out from it. Even using
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by Keyframe 1y ago
with gemini-cli and claude-cli you can now prompt while it prompts ffmpeg, and it does work.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
My guy here did what Sega Saturn's VDP1 did. Instead of triangle based rendering, which most did, Saturn used quads, or "distorted sprites" to do 3D. Trivia: Nvidia's first accelerator NV1 was based on what VDP1 did and
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I worked on SGI machines at the time and even that wasn't powerful enough. Even though Indy was dubbed as "the web machine" (I worked on Indigo2). It was a bit too early when it was promised.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Neat! I was curious as well after reading it and here's a quick parametric visualizer to play with what was described in the text (thanks, Claude!): https://codepen.io/CaptainKeyframe/pen/zxvWVNo
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by Keyframe 1y ago
So, SIMD but in python and on GPU?
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by Keyframe 1y ago
If it's as difficult as they say it is, how did Stripe do it?
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by Keyframe 1y ago
This happened with cyrillic to me. During Yugoslavia we had to learn both latin and cyrillic. Since I'm from Croatia, I didn't have a need much for cyrillic (or at all). Today, I can read _at speed_ (including subtitles) cyrillic
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by Keyframe 1y ago
This about donet/runtime? Absolutely. It'd be hilarious if it weren't sad.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
It's Microsoft. I'm sure there are wonderful people there, but haven't we witnessed recently their master key leak, their engineers begging GPT in PRs to do stuff, their CEO boasting 'backend' engineers are going aw
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Well, that's evil? It's deliberate so it can't be stupid. What else is there to say.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Always has been.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Yeah, but hear me out - 10-bit bytes!
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by Keyframe 1y ago
gemini CLI won't, but will if you ask it to.. so what are the guaranteed one of it's internal thinking steps doesn't do the same?
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by Keyframe 1y ago
just not freedom to use propriety software
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by Keyframe 1y ago
It says to find a 2020, but all I can see (on O'Reilly) is a revised reprint from 2012. Also, if you sign up is this then only for this book's discussion?
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Sure it can, look at what now few decades of online chats, porn and porn addictions have done to people. 10-100x that with rest of the advancements in technologies like VR and let's observe the psychological effects.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Just what I need for this ongoing gamedev experiment. I was already looking at AI sound fx generators, as I did for music https://www.susmel.com/stacky/
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by Keyframe 1y ago
next-gen captcha should offer some code to be refactored instead.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
If I wasn't paid, I wouldn't work for them. While this is true for most of the cases, it's not the case always. There are definitely jobs I'd work for less than I make at the job now and there are jobs which are consid
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by Keyframe 1y ago
I went the other route with tetris clone the other day. It's definitely not a single prompt. It took me solid 15 hours until this stage to get here and most of that me thinking.. BUT, except one small trivial thing (space invader logo
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by Keyframe 1y ago
It depends on multiple factors from substrate to the strength of the beam. I've seen older age oscilloscopes that took even more. The beauty of those machines, no two alike.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Cool! I tried to put it into my experimental tetris-like game here https://www.susmel.com/stacky/ - you can press R to have it rendered as such, toggle R once again for amber on black more and R again to normal render
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Interesting you've mentioned sailboats. I've encountered dyneema for the first time in spearfishing!
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by Keyframe 1y ago
"back in the day", we used capstans to drive film (movie) rolls around the scanning aparatus. Both high speed and precise without backlash. Great stuff. Somehow I always thought maybe lack of high torque is the issue more people a
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by Keyframe 1y ago
Male genital organ in few of the balkan languages (spelled with K), pronounced the same. So, there's that too.
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by Keyframe 1y ago
yeah, you haven't lived until you curled in blind rage _cluster/allocation/explain and _cat/shards?h=index,shard,prirep,state,unassigned.reason | grep UNASSIGNED every few seconds; In production party, with tarantulas on
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by Keyframe 1y ago
pretty sweet! I'm mostly interested in how / what did you do to measure the performance and focus on a function. Is it perf pretty much with hist or visualizer or what?

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