Robin Green
@fatlimey.bsky.social
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Programmer at Pacific Light & Hologram
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I'm not fixing to do much on this platform, been concentrating my content onto @
[email protected]
if you have a need for bit-twiddling and high-radix numerical fuckery.
about 2 years ago
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LaurieWired
5 days ago
DDR5 is unstable garbage. Max out your memory channels? Flaky. Temperature a bit too hot? Silent Throttle with no logs. Too “Dense” of a stick? Good luck training. Last gen was rock solid by comparison. Here's what happened.
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Ford Ranger successfully leveled so we can get new shoes before the snow.
25 days ago
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The more you look, the more amazing the color theory used - tone & value, hot & cold, arial lighting, this color on hard mode and it looks effortless.
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about 1 month ago
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Daniel José Older
2 months ago
If I have to explain to you why it's a bad idea to use a machine that makes shit up 15-80% of the time AND destroys the environment AND contributes to rising fascism and genocide AND puts brilliant skillful creatives out of work by stealing their work, then we're already speaking different languages
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What a great write up on living with Orgmode for over a decade of One Big Text File.
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2 months ago
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Rami Ismail (رامي)
3 months ago
As GDC talk applications have opened, I want to politely remind you that GDC remains one of the most inaccessible, unfairly expensive, and dangerous for-profit game industry events out there - and that offering your labour for free to it just adds value that pressures people into going needlessly.
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Visited the Anne Frank house one year ago. It's a sobering place.
3 months ago
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lukelukeluke
3 months ago
Inventor of the GIF, hearing about Notre Dame burning: oh no the jarjoyles
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Madonna had a watch that turns into a robot.
3 months ago
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Robert “The Bobby Yaga” McNees
4 months ago
Mathematician, computer scientist, and WWII code breaker Alan Turing was born
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in 1912. His work helped establish the theoretical foundation for just about every modern computing device, making it possible (among other things) for you to read this. 🧪 💾 Image: The Guardian
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Ed Zitron
4 months ago
If A.I. is so powerful, why does every 2000 word article about how powerful it is mostly come down to "it summarises, it translates, it fumbles when you try and make it do actual work, some software engineers like it, also it doesn't know anything and thus cannot truly be trusted"?
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Explain your @ I am both fat and a limey, living in the US. It was given to me by the long lost game dev gossip site
fatbabies.com
home of the conference room teabag.
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4 months ago
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Phillip Isola
4 months ago
Our computer vision textbook is now available for free online here:
visionbook.mit.edu
We are working on adding some interactive components like search and (beta) integration with LLMs. Hope this is useful and feel free to submit Github issues to help us improve the text!
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Foundations of Computer Vision
The print version was published by
https://visionbook.mit.edu
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Anyone got a bell tower? Asking for a hunchback I know.
4 months ago
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Naomi Alderman
4 months ago
This is a very good piece on AI by cognitive scientists who knows what he’s talking about. Explains why AIs do that thing where they are INCREDIBLY IMPRESSIVE and then suddenly GODAWFULLY STUPID. There are very good reasons to think this won’t go away:
open.substack.com/pub/garymarc...
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A knockout blow for LLMs?
LLM “reasoning” is so cooked they turned my name into a verb
https://open.substack.com/pub/garymarcus/p/a-knockout-blow-for-llms?r=lw58&utm_medium=ios
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🦇Scythe Brand🦇
4 months ago
Building a Debugger is now officially released! It guides you through building a whole native x64 debugger from scratch, dispelling all the magic and teaching you a ton about operating systems as it goes. Even if you don't care about building a debugger, you can read it to your cat.
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☢️ Captain Antagonist ☢️
4 months ago
Ace of Base and the Lords of Acid meet in a bar and neutralize each other
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Naomi Alderman
4 months ago
Britain has no idea - in terms of its self-image, not economists obviously - what economy it actually has One of my favourite facts to point out is: at over £8bn annually, the *videogames industry* is more than twice as valuable to the UK economy as fishing and steel combined.
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Robert “The Bobby Yaga” McNees
5 months ago
Physicist and chemist Esther Conwell was born
#OTD
in 1922. Her work with Weisskopf, on the scattering of electrons by semiconductor impurities, was essential for understanding transistors, and for the development of integrated circuits. 🧪 ⚛️ 👩🔬 Images: AIP, Ryan K. Morris Photography
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Ed Zitron
5 months ago
Newsletter: We are in the era of the Business Idiot, where middle management has seized power, breeding out true meritocracy and value-creation in favor of symbolic growth and superficial intelligence. This piece ties together everything I've ever written.
www.wheresyoured.at/the-era-of-t...
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The Era Of The Business Idiot
Fair warning: this is the longest thing I've written on this newsletter. I do apologize. Soundtrack: EL-P - $4 Vic Listen to my podcast Better Offline. We have merch. Last week, Bloomberg profiled ...
https://www.wheresyoured.at/the-era-of-the-business-idiot/
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Oh yeah, careful when visiting the SCEA PlayStation campus.
5 months ago
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H1B resident aliens, read this mad story.
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5 months ago
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Reading a reddit thread where the OP asks for help deciding a substitution cypher. Comments are all chuds running it through ChatGPT and coming up with different kinds of urgent sounding warnings or "mysteries". Not one letter freq analysis. The Internet is dead.
www.reddit.com/comments/1ki...
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From the Weird community on Reddit: Found this is my uncle's shed
Explore this post and more from the Weird community
https://www.reddit.com/comments/1kicwhm
5 months ago
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I was part of the brain drain from the UK in 2000, stayed because of the insane opportunities in the Bay Area to create the future. At any moment you could start a company, build something incredible, change lives. That's gone now.
youtube.com/shorts/dJanc...
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The Future of America’s Health Care
YouTube video by The Atlantic
https://youtube.com/shorts/dJancaBuyMQ
5 months ago
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Nikita Lisitsa
5 months ago
Ah, all the artifacts were fixed by replacing one '<' with '<=', duh. It all works now, particle life completely on WebGPU! There are 2^18 (~260k) particles here; my PC struggles after about half a million particles. Will probably try to optimize it a bit later.
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Every year the CNN people get closer to rediscovering Basis Pursuit and Sparse Methods.
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5 months ago
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lalalyds
6 months ago
I got a bucket of sidewalk chalk and some bubbles if you wanna come over and maybe forget about things for a while
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The Volatile Mermaid
6 months ago
My teenage niece and nephew were pitying me because we didn’t have smart phones growing up and I was like, kids, let me tell you about a glorious reality in which you could lie to your parents about where you were and, if you were smart, they’d have no way of knowing.
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Alan Wolfe
6 months ago
Remember us folks who birthed circle MUD and then smaug, IRC, gzip, and so on? We are still here. These big companies want you to think they are tech, and have been so since the start. Nope, just some piece of shit CEOs who will disappear into the wind as their board deems fit. It is the people, us.
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AMD GPUOpen
6 months ago
🔼 Triangles may have won the hardware-acceleration rendering battle ... 🔼 ⏹️ ... but the method in our latest blog enables emulation of quadrilateral rasterization, through bilinear interpolation of quadrilateral vertices! ⏹️ See how it squares up:
gpuopen.com/learn/biline...
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Bilinear interpolation on a quadrilateral using Barycentric coordinates
A new algebraic method for hardware-accelerated bilinear interpolation on convex quadrilaterals is presented, using the Barycentric coordinate feature of modern GPUs.
https://gpuopen.com/learn/bilinear-interpolation-quadrilateral-barycentric-coordinates/?utm_source=twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=quad
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Brendel
6 months ago
Kurt Vonnegut man
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Marcus Chown
6 months ago
Oliver Heaviside, who is responsible for there being just 4 Maxwell equations of electromagnetism - he reduced them from Maxwell’s 20 - couldn’t make any sense of Maxwell’s theory. So he spent years trying to re-cast it, using “vector” notation he created
www.allaboutcircuits.com/news/oliver-...
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hforsten
8 months ago
New blog post: "Homemade polarimetric synthetic aperture radar drone".
hforsten.com/homemade-pol...
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I have for a long time referred to my parental units as "Aged Ps", e.g. "We're going to visit the Aged Ps, bring the scones" Sounds like edge lord terminology but it comes from pop 'zine writer Charles Dickens in "Great Expectations", probably via some BBC drama. Dickens, the original shitposter.
6 months ago
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This photo is from May 2005, I'm working at PlayStation R&D and running Traktor on my brand new Vaio laptop. I've been mixing digitally since 1997 starting with Carrot Software "Virtual Turntables (VTT)". I have MP3s twice as old as my kids.
6 months ago
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Bruno P. Kinoshita “kinow”
7 months ago
“Simulating water over terrain”
lisyarus.github.io/blog/posts/s...
#gamedev
#programming
#fluiddynamics
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Simulating water over terrain
https://lisyarus.github.io/blog/posts/simulating-water-over-terrain.html
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Simone Conradi
7 months ago
600 million white points make up this image of mine on a canvas of 60000 pixels x 60000 pixels. Each point is a root of the parametric polynomial: 4𝑥⁶ + (−10𝑡₁³ + 10𝑡₁² − 10𝑡₁ + 10𝑖)𝑥² + (10𝑡₂³ − 10𝑡₂² − 10𝑡₂ + 10𝑖)𝑥 𝑡₁, 𝑡₂ ∈ ℂ, |𝑡₁| = |𝑡₂| = 1
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The latest parenting advice for your teen: "Countering AI mind parasites requires us to react with disgust when finding them." Welcome to the future, avoid Nova kids.
7 months ago
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François K
7 months ago
[Daily Dose of Disco #97] Troiano "We All Need Love" (1979) This song certainly wouldn't be out of place if it was on a Hall&Oates LP. A beautiful melody, sparkling production and inspired message all combine for a truly memorable and timeless
#disco
jam of the highest order
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Domenic troiano - We all need love (1979) 12" vinyl
YouTube video by marvin kevlar
https://youtu.be/8Z42IQ64mcg
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Ian McQue
7 months ago
Artists I wish I could paint like no. 706: Rob Pointon (not here but on IG at
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Nigel Auchterlounie
7 months ago
I've got my finger on the pulse of what the comic buying public want. So here's a comic about two women in their sixties who run a cafe. It's been optioned by Marvel and James Gunn is attached...
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Practical use of carry-lookahead-adders, radix-8 Booth multiplication. For a numbers circuit nerd like me this is a bunch of the things I learned about low latency math in one practical application.
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7 months ago
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As a cow-orker pointed out today: log(😅) = 💧log(😄)
7 months ago
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Omar
7 months ago
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Dan Piker
10 months ago
A triply orthogonal system of surfaces from stereographic projection of Hopf coordinates
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Got to be a pall bearer for my Dad, followed at the wake by early photos of him with floppy blonde hair and Hillman Imp. We heard stories of transporting midwives through storms and floods because that's what the local 4x4 club did. Fittingly his final journey was in a Land Rover Defender hearse.
7 months ago
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Some important warnings if you are thinking of moving to Canada to follow a tech job.
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8 months ago
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