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Surprised this is using any vue/react framework. I expected just a plain webgl+shader without libraries codebase.
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I know the comments here are gonna be negative but I just find this so sick and awesome. Feels like it's finally close to the potential we knew was possible a few years ago. Feels like a pixar moment when CG tech showed a new realm of
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1y ago
Remember that these are often just slop output from some writer trying to fill a writing quota
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1y ago
And if you don't we're implicitly gonna suggest you'll be outcompeted by people who do connect everything
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1y ago
Never been better streisand effect making me want to read a book
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This is only tangentially related but the best course that actually made real analysis click for me was from Harvey Mudd, seems like a solid university: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL04BA7A9EB907EDAF
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I feel like these whimsy diagrams will eventually be taken down or replaced with something more formal and corporate. That's a shame imo. I wish there was a place for a wiki style community edited resource that allowed more whimsy.
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1y ago
Not sure it was actually Elon's move though, I heard it was mainly a decision taken by Andrej Karpathy
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1y ago
"There is no royal road to mathematics" https://terrytao.wordpress.com/career-advice/work-hard/
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I'd love to hear John's more detailed take on TempleOS
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Anyone know how it handles '1920s nazi officer'? They stopped doing humans for a while but now I see they're back so I wonder how they're handling the criticism they got from that
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Again I disagree. I've listened to many many of his interviews and it never comes across as indecipherable. If one person can understand it with some effort but some people find him hard to follow perhaps it's not that he's p
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I have, and that's definitely not my impression. Again to my ears that's just his natural way of expressing himself in a way that tries to express detailed ideas in a compact way. Nothing he says I find that difficult to understan
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1y ago
The motivation of getting attention about the problems he believes exists in institutions (eg lack of heterodox thinking) doesn't seem like a grift to me (how broad does that definition get to be before it's just "they'r
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Unfair to call it grifting when Eric Weinstein doesn't have a podcast or any source that makes him money from all this. (In fact I believe he ended his podcast to avoid that accusation.)
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This is the standard strategy with these things it seems. Claim to remove the unpopular new idea, wait like 6 months and then secretly reintroduce it hoping the second wave have saturated the energy people feel like spending on it or that i
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1y ago
Looks so much better than the yellow tinted chatgpt output in my eyes
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1y ago
There's so many leakers in every lab
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1y ago
A big reason to not do it lower down in europe is also just that it's naturally very cold in northern norway so you already save on energy that would be needed to cool it. Meta has datacenters at around the same latitude but in sweden
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It'll depend on other vendors to make the models who will eat up all the margins
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1y ago
Am I taking crazy pills or are the blacks actually crushed in zelda but not crushed in zero dawn (opposite to what's stated).
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Cool game! The marketplace is so competitive I'm surprised you got even 22 ratings, how'd you manage to market it?
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1y ago
Apparantely on safari there's touch strength so this should be possible to make for the web too, cool
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People just give attention to people making surprising bold counter narrative predictions but don't give them any attention when they're wrong.
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Remember that they've fired all whistleblowers that would admit to breaking the verbal agreement that they wouldn't train on the test data.
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Everyone is complaining about boomers being selfish but just wait until longevity focused meglomaniac millenials are in power.
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1y ago
Well that's the maximum punishment. Even petty crimes like shoplifting has the same limit. If it's a first time offense he'll likely get much less than that.
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Wouldn't you just have to make a mold and pour in molten metal? Plenty of talented sculptors around at the time.
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I need to get around to betting against this on prediction markets soon.
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I genuinely without rose colored glasses think the obvious explanations is true which is that movies simply became worse since 2002 vs now. Look at the movies released 1999 vs 2024 and the reason fewer people go out to watch them is obvious
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