yogthos

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by yogthos 2mo ago
I see somebody discovered the concept of dialectical materialism from first principles.
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China overtakes US to lead global R&D spending, hitting $615B(asia.nikkei.com)
16 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 2mo ago
What you're overlooking is that any large task can, and should, be broken down into smaller individual components that can be reasoned about and tested in isolation. This is literally the whole basis for how we do programming. You don&
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Program images and portable Scheme back ends for Jolt(yogthos.net)
12 points by yogthos 2mo ago|1 comments
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HP, Asus and Acer Begin Using CXMT Memory(tomshardware.com)
3 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 2mo ago
Creating a 3d scene and then using a light source could produce some interesting effects for sure. Since the layers are already in place, it's just a matter of setting up the scene. And I haven't thought about making SVGs, but tha
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by yogthos 2mo ago
It was more of a stylistic choice on my part. I could add more layers to flesh out background details. And it's Hong Kong actually. :)
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by yogthos 2mo ago
Neat, watching it paint as an animation is pretty fun.
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by yogthos 2mo ago
Glad you liked it!
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by yogthos 2mo ago
Thanks, it was a really fun thread to pull on. :)
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by yogthos 2mo ago
I used my own photos for the input, I find images with the subject isolated to be more visually pleasing, hence most of my photos are in this style. But there wouldn't be any difference to the algorithm if the image was full of detail
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by yogthos 2mo ago
There's no reason why LLMs can't be hooked up to a physical world feedback loop though, in fact that's already being done with chemistry research https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYSR02tcwes
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by yogthos 2mo ago
You can already use genAI to do similar things. The whole point, however, was to see what I could do using traditional techniques. The other benefit is that it's something you can run locally without needing a lot of resources, and hav
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Painting with Gaussians(yogthos.net)
115 points by yogthos 2mo ago|23 comments
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by yogthos 2mo ago
many such cases
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by yogthos 2mo ago
I found the nice part of Pi was the plugin system and the ability to hook into any part of the agentic loop. But minimalism is a net negative in my experience. What you really want is a harness that meets the expectations of the model and s
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by yogthos 2mo ago
What's fucked up about it?
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by yogthos 2mo ago
the paper https://www.nature.com/articles/s43588-026-00956-4
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by yogthos 2mo ago
That's the really crazy part to me as well. Like clearly you can do so much more on the software side, and the whole hyperscaler built out was driven purely by financial shell game decisions rather than technological necessity.
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Chinese Researchers Create Neural Network for Modeling Human Concept Formation(english.cas.cn)
2 points by yogthos 2mo ago|1 comments
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The U.S. lead over China in AI is all but gone(cnbc.com)
15 points by yogthos 2mo ago|8 comments
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Huawei unveiled supernode clusters, open-sourced its CANN compute architecture(huawei.com)
3 points by yogthos 2mo ago|0 comments
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by yogthos 2mo ago
There's also the aspect of data sovereignty. I expect a lot of companies and countries will want to run models they can control locally without being reliant on a third party to operate them. And of course running models yourself means
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by yogthos 2mo ago
I don't think you appreciate just how insane the price difference is though https://x.com/elshayib_/status/2083243725447147595
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by yogthos 2mo ago
*shocked pikachu*
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China's "artificial sun" project achieves new engineering milestone(en.people.cn)
3 points by yogthos 3mo ago|0 comments
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Lasers could recharge drones in mid-air to extend flying time(thenationalnews.com)
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America's biggest power grid just told data centers it can cut their power off(startupfortune.com)
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by yogthos 3mo ago
It's absolutely incredible to me that anybody thought that you could lock a planned economy of 1.4 billion people out of technological progress.
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by yogthos 3mo ago
They are setting the groundwork for banning Chinese open models. Since it's difficult to ban open source, their argument is going to be that these models are just too darn dangerous, so they'll have to keep them out of your grubby

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