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kousun12
7mo ago
An overengineered interactive notebook exploring the differential geometry, materials science, fluid dynamics, and manufacturing topology of the Tostitos Scoops™ tortilla chip — arguably the most structurally sophisticated snack food ever m
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The Geometry of Tostitos Scoops
(chip-tech-rob.zocomputer.io)
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7mo ago
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Using AI for Personal Data
(zoputer.substack.com)
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9mo ago
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10mo ago
A project that I am working on. Like claude code but for more than coding. Your own stateful, computational environment where an agent can do instrumental computing to help you get things done, build mini apps (preferring local dbs and inde
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Geoffrey Litt – The Future of Malleable Software [video]
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11mo ago
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Idea Machines: LeWitt, LLMs, and Computing
(lewitt.rob.computer)
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1y ago
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Zo.computer: A personal computer in the cloud operated (mostly) conversationally
(robc.substack.com)
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1y ago
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1y ago
Just sharing some thoughts around a new project I'm working on
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2y ago
played around with a few colorization convolution kernels based on density and thought they turned out nicely: rusty: https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/6cec75da-3366-4ce... ocean3: https://gith
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4y ago
Fan out a transcription job by splitting by silences, then using Modal Labs to fan out compute containers to process in parallel. Use it either as a CLI for local file transcriptions or deploy it to a server-less endpoint in one command.
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kousun12
7y ago
thanks! appreciate it. would loved to have spent some more time on it / made it more of a primary thing for me, but i suspect it's a sort of all or none kind of work && i hope someone can get a team together and do a versi
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kousun12
7y ago
Agree on most of this; most systems I've used so far feel a bit clunky (Houdini has by far been the most sophisticated system I've worked in), and my sense is that if it had more mindshare / attention, the paradigm could actu
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Node-based a/v composition: programs as graphs and graphs as compositional tools
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7y ago
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Show HN: Hyperbolic N-Space Embeddings for TensorFlow
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8y ago
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8y ago
yes, i definitely looked at noflo and thought it was a really awesome effort. my intentions with this had less to do with any sort of utility than it did with trying to reflect a specific aesthetic i had in mind. thinking that i'd want
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8y ago
hah that is fair; i mean i appreciate drugs. the github also tries to explicitly frame it as an artistic exploration done for it's own sake rather than anything functionally useful
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8y ago
thanks for the feedback there are deep links to the examples in the github page, if that's what you mean pan / zoom isn't super well supported, sorry. i've just been using my browser's zoom in / out if you open
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8y ago
The github page: https://github.com/kousun12/eternal
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8y ago
ah my bad, sorry. haven't really tested much outside of my setup. I'll put in some fixes, thanks!
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Show HN: FBP editor for music/vfx with [three, tone, tensorflow].js nodes
(kousun12.github.io)
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8y ago
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Show HN: Small es6 framework for describing / running genetic algorithms
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8y ago
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Show HN: Small es6 framework for describing / running Cellular Automata
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Show HN: A flow-based-programming env in service to art
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8y ago
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