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by haxiomic 4y ago
This field is moving fast! Something like this has just been released. Checkout DreamFusion, which does something similar: They start with a random 3D NeRF field and use the same diffusion techniques to try to make it match the output of 2D
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Dream Textures – Stable Diffusion built-in to the Blender shader editor(github.com)
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by haxiomic 4y ago
Hey, I'm in similar shoes, left Microsoft to focus broadly on EdTech, my skillset is in realtime graphics (WebGL and friends) and frontend Could be fun to connect sometime, even just to make a community of devs in this space!
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Rendergraphs and How to Implement One – Island Renderer Deep Dive(poniesandlight.co.uk)
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Lygia: A multi-language shader library(github.com)
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by haxiomic 4y ago
It’s an appealing idea and what attracts so many bright minds to crypto. People voting with their money for their interests or the interests of the group. Love it. But that’s not how this dynamical system plays out. It would perhaps stand a
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by haxiomic 4y ago
Turns out North Korea are using crypto! To fund missile programs https://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-60281129.amp The more I think on these things, the more I think trust is a feature, not a bug
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by haxiomic 4y ago
And in 1994 Karl Sims used virtual environments to evolve and train virtual creatures https://youtu.be/JBgG_VSP7f8
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by haxiomic 4y ago
This is a technology where is really hard to come up with a use case that isn’t intrinsically negative for humanity. The example they demo of puppeteering the voice of a deceased loved one strikes me as tone deaf and off putting, which seem
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Kaktovik Iñupiaq numerals: a system for visual calculations(youtube.com)
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by haxiomic 4y ago
We’re perfectly inline with exxons predictions of warming made in the 80s [0]. From the science, the predictions are unwavering, clear and project difficult times for the latter 21st century. It’s a constant that the news will report doom w
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The Gödel Metric(en.wikipedia.org)
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Konstantin Tsiolkovsky – dreamed of the space age and designed how to get there(en.wikipedia.org)
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by haxiomic 4y ago
When hearing annecdotes about the intelligence of jumping I’m always reminded of and David Attenborough’s narration of Portia https://youtu.be/UDtlvZGmHYk Well worth the watch if it’s new to you! Quite the perspective shif
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by haxiomic 4y ago
I use GTP-3 codex daily when working. It saves me time, helps me explore unfamiliar languages and APIs and generates approaches to solve problems. It can be shockingly good at coding in narrow contexts. It would be a mistake to miss the dev
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by haxiomic 4y ago
It’s what’s keeping me running an old phone; short battery life has its advantages!
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by haxiomic 4y ago
Humans can be more than their place in the workforce. And we should be. When asked for advice from school students Kurt Vonnegut responded “ November 5, 2006 Dear Xavier High School, and Ms. Lockwood, and Messrs Perin, McFeely, Batten, Maur
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Painting a Landscape Using Mathematics – Inigo Quilez(youtube.com)
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by haxiomic 5y ago
I use both haxe and typescript extensively. I yearn for what haxe could do to the js world! For example, I’m currently building a website in typescript and next.js. Next.js introduces extra tooling that generates code based on filepaths and
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The Gödel metric(en.wikipedia.org)
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by haxiomic 5y ago
I’ve recently learned ASL through VR, where there’s a wonderfully big community! There’s regular classes, as well as automated learning spaces (watching a virtual character sign) and worlds full of other sign users keen to talk and help you
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by haxiomic 5y ago
> You can also stop when ever you want. To clarify, it’s important antidepressants are not stopped suddenly, but rather gradually reduced over a few weeks. Stopping suddenly can lead to withdrawal symptoms [0] [0] https://www.
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by haxiomic 5y ago
From Hector Martin, who's working on the project: "- This is with software rendering. Seriously, these CPUs are good. Better than some other ARM laptop GPUs. - Notice how it picked the right keyboard layout automatically. This was
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Linux on an M1 Mac(twitter.com)
275 points by haxiomic 5y ago|142 comments
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by haxiomic 5y ago
I think if we've learned anything so far from this decade long experiment it's financialization incentivises spam and low quality content like nothing before! The best creative communities I've been involved in make a point t
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by haxiomic 5y ago
Hey Amar, thank you for making this video, it mirrors my experience over the last year and I've been searching for way to express and explain this universe to others. You've done a wonderful job I hope to run into you some day!
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by haxiomic 5y ago
Sure, but these people care about extreme profitability at whatever external expense. Something like that, while nice is unlikely to generate more revenue than spinning up another plant and pumping the CO2 into the atmosphere
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North Korea: Missile programme funded through stolen crypto, UN report says(bbc.co.uk)
37 points by haxiomic 5y ago|6 comments
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Harmful messaging offences added to online safety bill(bbc.co.uk)
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by haxiomic 5y ago
Hey, this could be cool, I’m always on the lookout for fast graphing software for dashboards - grafana was what I used last but it didn’t quite hit the spot for me Some site feedback and first impressions: As a user I need to see your pro

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