vrtnis

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by vrtnis 4mo ago
Incredible work! Do you have any plans to add sound effects synced to in-game events, or maybe even TTS-generated commentary? That could make the experience feel even more dynamic and immersive.
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by vrtnis 4mo ago
Awesome, great execution! This could become a really cool RL environment with a headless sim and procedural voyages. Factorio has something similar with the Factorio Learning Environment SDK.
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TycoonLE: A Jax reinforcement learning environment for long-horizon planning(github.com)
17 points by vrtnis 4mo ago|1 comments
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by vrtnis 4mo ago
OpenTTD-inspired agents build routes, move cargo, manage debt, and optimize delayed returns in a transport economy.
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by vrtnis 2y ago
Statically - basically just parsing the code into an AST and then walking through the tree to collect information about variable usage and definitions.
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by vrtnis 2y ago
Very cool! looking forward to trying it out - the graphs reminded me of a toy project I'd done a while back to better understand deterministic and reproducible execution in python as seen in marimo.io notebooks https://githu
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by vrtnis 2y ago
yep, also i think while they could have issues with dataset sizes less than 2^k, it's interesting to note their use in accelerating clustering algos like dbscan. they do make neat visualizations though https://marimo.app&#x2
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by vrtnis 2y ago
while it's true that wasm was originally designed to run primarily on the cpu(e.g., executed in a sandboxed environment on the main thread, which is generally managed by the cpu), the assumption that wasm only runs on the cpu might be
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by vrtnis 2y ago
very cool! if you're exploring wasm for graphics, take a look at Wander- lets you create and execute "renderlets" — portable modules containing graphics data and code compiled to wasm https://github.com/rend
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by vrtnis 3y ago
This is brilliant - great way to quickly put together and share interactive plots - thanks for this wasm release!
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Very cool..exciting to see you tackling the modular architecture challenge head-on, and also wrt to dynamically imported modules..would also be interesting to see some sort of IDE integration for real-time feedback directly in the developme
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by vrtnis 3y ago
cool, i believe this is a scenario where targeted educational/univ. chats could help further enterprise trials (or early constructive feedback). would be great to chat more on discord/email!
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! Couple of quick questions: Are there any initiatives or resources planned for educational institutions to adopt atopile? Outside of GitHub, are there specific areas or tasks where you’re seeking community or volunt
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AI in the oil and gas industry – an interview(ridgefort.substack.com)
2 points by vrtnis 3y ago|0 comments
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Reminds me of the more ML specific https://paperswithcode.com/
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Mathematical Quotations Server (Furman University)(math.furman.edu)
2 points by vrtnis 3y ago|0 comments
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Actually, a few other cars had similar voice alert systems e.g., Mitsubishi and Oldsmobile.On the Oldsmobile the speech synthesis (Digitalker) was engineered by National Semiconductor. This page has more on it https://www.hagert
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ITA Matrix by Google (Search Flights)(partnerdash.google.com)
4 points by vrtnis 3y ago|1 comments
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by vrtnis 3y ago
A real silver plated metal stamp! https://shop.royalmail.com/special-stamp-issues/warhammer/wa... ... btw the first 'metal' royal mail stamp was probably their Iron Maiden series https://www.bb
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Erdős problems definitely "have an uncanny knack for unearthing connections between supposedly unrelated branches of math..". Here's the full list of about a dozen unsolved conjectures https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Seems like these Georgetown statues were sourced from Taiwan, but there is also this Wired story where someone was building (much larger ones apparently in Thailand) https://www.wired.com/2011/06/thai-sculptor-auto
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by vrtnis 3y ago
I highly recommend looking at the ceefax games archive on https://www.bbcmicro.co.uk/?search=Ceefax&on_P=on . Check out 'Harbor Command' for another(less sophisticated) first person game
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by vrtnis 3y ago
NASA has a good approx of the route taken that day, the final push to the summit took 5hrs. Wonder with the lines up there today if it might take much longer. https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/images/8396/edmund-hi
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by vrtnis 3y ago
On that front, there is also one called the vaonis hyperia that seems totally automatic, but perhaps we miss out on the challenge of amateur astronomy..
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by vrtnis 3y ago
The d'ecquevilly has to be the strangest oval design, more here if interested https://www.ctie.monash.edu.au/hargrave/d'ecquevilly.html
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by vrtnis 3y ago
Table 19 from the paper seems to show pixel extraction accuracy is highest for AMD Radeon (94%) but lower for M1/M2 (~60%). Can't seem to find an explanation for this variation though. Thoughts?