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by ttoinou 1y ago
Hehe, I missed the sharing feature thanks. IIRC it was a user named monk who found a method to generate any Monkelbrot set containing our customized choice of any z^n brots I found the (2,4) pair the most beautiful
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Yeah I was sad about that
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by ttoinou 1y ago
My favorite alternative to Mandelbrot is the Monkelbrot, I made this 13 years ago (probably I discovered this formula on the old fractalforums.com) https://www.deviantart.com/titoinou/art/The-42-MonkelBrot-29...
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Vidvox HAP and Resolume DXV codecs also have a fast lossless compression stage
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by ttoinou 1y ago
There is also the possibility that LLM might help us understand language better and make this domain more rigorous. Only researchers can see if thats gonna be happening Since when do people like the fuzziness of outputs? A lot of tas
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Nice Well yeah you would still need human testing
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by ttoinou 1y ago
for me, that could only be solved by changing architecture and/or introducing more insider tooling (like calling a program to make computation). It doesnt make any sense to fine tune a fuzzy input fuzzy output natural language processi
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Wouldn't that process avoid you finding a better subjective audio codec that doesn't reduce typical metrics (PSNR etc.) ? another process would rather be to first construct a metric software that tries to be similar to the subject
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by ttoinou 1y ago
What makes LLMs amazing (fuzzy input, fuzzy output) is exactly why they are hard to benchmark. If they could be benchmarked easily, they wouldn't be powerful by definition. I have no idea what's going on in the minds of people ben
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Actually, we can’t quantify most of the things we would like to optimize.
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I fail to understand the analogy, what’s the Steam of 1994 ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
A lot of functional programming languages are like this and that can make them not efficient
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Really ? Anytime you search on Google you make a fuzzy request with multiple interpretations possible and multiple results valid
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Sure but I’m trying to see if Astro goes further in the optimization
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Like what ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
But in the syntax of scripting language its very easy to create a new string from the old string, destroy old string, replace variable by new string. Which appears mutable from the point of view of the developer
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Exactly thank you. Not sure why you’re downvoted
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Its not about possible / not possible its about what the language does by default and how language syntax changes to switch between different variants of strings
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Is it the future path of any successful JIT / dynamic typed / scripting language to realize they needed all optimizations from compiled / statically typed / lower level languages ? Would Ruby be as successful if they had
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I spent a small amount of time looking into Astro and I didn’t get the difference with the Fresh framework created by the Deno team.. ? Fresh does this Island architecture already, and benchmarks on Astro website dont include Deno+Fresh to
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by ttoinou 1y ago
The entire point of programming is that (barring hardware failure and compiler bugs) the computer will always do exactly what it's told New AI tech is not like regular programming we had before. Now we have fuzzy inputs, fuzzy
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by ttoinou 1y ago
What intuition can you gain ? This applies to any field, not just functions. You're gaining intuition for a more general concept and not what makes real->real functions different from others maths object
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by ttoinou 1y ago
It would be great, but I think some are worried that new AI BigTech will find a way to continue enforcing IP on the rest of society while it won't exist for them
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Nice, so there could be some kind of git kung fu command line to help with that. Maybe we could also have a separate folder using git worktree to post all the information in one branch. That'd duplicates all files though. Another idea
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Linear combination of what ?
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by ttoinou 1y ago
Maybe you could envision that I learned maths a similar way than you and that's why I have problem with this material. It's trying to portray complicated space as simple, they're not
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by ttoinou 1y ago
The choice of basis is very important for the applications, which is what the article is about
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by ttoinou 1y ago
The choice of basis is very important for the applications. It doesnt matter that function could be vector spaces in theory without constructing a base, the article is about "hey look at functions they're as easy to operate in as
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by ttoinou 1y ago
I learned vector spaces in maths and I'm aware of your definition, that's how I learned it. I'm also aware that the same word can be used with different meanings depending on the context. (Imagine/remember what it fe
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by ttoinou 1y ago
The article : You may recall that this representation is only one example of an abstract vector space. There are many other types of vectors, such as lists of complex numbers, graph cycles, and even magic squares. However, all of the

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