stuntkite

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by stuntkite 4y ago
I've been poking at doing something like this lately. I'm so sick of browsers and I agree with your thesis. It's a lot to think about putting together a browser project from first principles so I've only done a few tests
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by stuntkite 4y ago
https://www.audible.com/pd/Nonviolent-Communication-Audioboo... It's read by the author, which is a good move I think. Really good stuff that I think can help you map out where you're trying to go.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Second on the NVC thing. A coworker who was an underwater CTO put me on that because he was having a really hard time being under water and dealing with me being an acerbic dickhead. It is really, really effective at making difficult conver
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Almost 10 years ago I built a music news platform for his son in law that he funded until he got in the news for marrying another cousin and cut out extra expenses. It was an amazingly stupid project but kind of a highlight of my career get
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by stuntkite 4y ago
After years of middling at software consulting and bitching about coming up short a friend suggested I "throw my bids through the triplicator". Literally just ask for three times whatever I thought it would take. I did that, and s
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Well then, some folks should have taken a few less liberties with fighting a living wage so they could go buy yachts and shit. The world is going to change, as it always has. I mean, we are all going to boil to death soon, who gives a fuck.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
> PNAS was established in 1914 Unrelated, but they have been running an org called "penis" for almost 90 years. Wild.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Like that episode of Futurama where Fry gets fancy space underpants inserted into his dreams. This paper is for sure the foundation for that.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
https://www.med.upenn.edu/csi/the-impact-of-sleep-on-learnin...
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by stuntkite 4y ago
It's a tech demo. Six months from now a prompt will be generating interactive environments.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Him burning down his company for any reason is kind of a baller move and fun to watch, but honestly, I think the metaverse play is going to pay off. People are just confused because they don't understand that isn't not really a vi
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by stuntkite 4y ago
But what is this "class of materials"? This is a long article for not telling me much.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
It’s not a video game though. Parts are, and there can be games in it. I’ve done a lot of serious games. Video game folks can be just as terrible at seeing what a thing is as enterprise engineers.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Mark is for sure doing a bad and out of touch job presenting The Metaverse to normal people. He's right about his bet though. The infrastructure he's building is going to pay off. I think a lot of the popular criticism at Horizons
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by stuntkite 4y ago
They are talking about the photon seive micro lenses that make up the whole lens. Each micro lens is the size of a virus. The "camera" is the size of a grain of salt. I don't think this is intentional, but this feels like tri
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by stuntkite 4y ago
And endocrine disrupting petrochemicals. Like the scents in cleaning products. Also PFAS being in the water.... and then also microplastics. It's pretty cool that they put tiny plastic marbles in fuckin soap. And low nutrient diets, es
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I've had multiple friends die of cancer who are under 40. Our environment is so full of weird petrochemicals and food made of nothing. We were the first young round of The Pepsi Generation. What was happening to us is the reason there&
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I have been working on a kind of streaming data mixing thing for almost a decade. It's gone through several iterations of using WebRTC and doing other stuff. I am in the process of deploying a new version using some new tech but WebRTC
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Humm... I might be one? Can you elaborate more on how that coaching relationship would work? What do you expect for curriculum / experience? How would you measure success? What do you think you still need to define? How much does that
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I miss google wave. I don't have any good reasons for missing it. A couple of friends of mine and I had one of the largest public waves and added all these extras where it would crash most people's browsers. Shit was dope.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I really like this. I think a lot about ultralight versions of things I'm trying to do and try to angle towards them. I'm not in an academic research lab and I'm also a certified idiot but that meditation has served me well.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
If you pay $500 to form an LLC with Stripe Atlas you get $10,000 worth of AWS credits that can be used any way you want. It's a pretty solid way to cost effectively do scientific computing even if you need like five companies. If a pol
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Lol. Brutal.
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Prodigy Universal Processor: 6x Faster Nvidia H100 and 30x Faster Xeon(wccftech.com)
1 points by stuntkite 4y ago|0 comments
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by stuntkite 4y ago
There is a lot of weird things I'm gonna do with this. 2023 is going to be a very weird year.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Syndrome. Fuckin' stupid. I explore things because I like them. Frequently things I'm exploring are years ahead of where the world needs them and I'm doing big lifts to make them "work" but even when they work the w
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by stuntkite 4y ago
I just went through a breakup of a startup project I'd been working on for almost two years with near complete strangers. I've been a serial startup guy for 15 years. The thing I've learned is that contracts are not just pape
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Google's AI: Stable Diffusion on Steroids [PromptToPrompt](youtube.com)
5 points by stuntkite 4y ago|0 comments
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Drugs and alcohol.
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by stuntkite 4y ago
Yes. And it's hurting yours. But you know, some people like all sort of other things that are literal poisonous torture. Eh, get in where you fit in.

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