> July-August 2026: the warning shot that was real I am so tired of reading unfiltered AI slop like this. What, as opposed to the fake warning shot mentioned nowhere in the article?
For over a decade, Google's been wearing the environmentally-friendly / carbon-neutral label as part of their public-facing brand values. It's definitely been eating into their CapEx then, and this isn't much different.
Fair enough!
> "Click any region to stimulate it" > It's just a markdown-embedded png. What did I expect?
The link now says it's extended til August 31st.
This is beautiful work! First, I thought this would involve using PCA to go from 3D to 2D, which would result in an easier selector to use, but at the expense of representing every person. Then, I thought this would…
When you have Claude Code indepedently author commits and PRs and merge them in, it'll always credit itself as an author. I assume it showing up in the README is a byproduct of the same logic.
Every time I come across a pudding article, it stops me in my tracks. They're always so rewarding!
Not me, but my dentist always keeps one of the Monterey Bay Aquarium's livestreams in her office. Sea otters: https://www.youtube.com/live/abbR-Ttd-cA Jellyfish: https://www.youtube.com/live/eQ_foBERmzA
I have the same issue. Perma-black loading screen that resolves as soon as I disable ublock origin. Using Firefox on Debian.
I interpret it a different way than that. I see application code and testing code as both a part of blue team. It's the code reviews and architectural critiques that are part of red team. Personally, I've found GitHub's…
They made Claude Code available on their $20/month plan about two weeks ago. Your point still stands, of course.
I love the animation when you click "No" on "Do you want a new Pebble?". So extra.
(2023)
This is really cool! I've seen Jensen's inequality used many times over in my stats/ML classes, but the traffic example here gave me an "aha" moment about how it manifests. I like the visualizations of the expected…
I'm not a huge fan of the color/pitch relationship they seem to be trying to establish. What I do appreciate is the engineering design in these interactives. The circular metronome in the rhythm apps is very cool, might…
It sounds like Google wants to get more edge compute in people's homes so they have a new vector to deploy AI products on, but they're still so far from actually deploying an innovative product that they can't announce…
Very cool! Just curious, would you consider adding more exotic experimental design setups like Latin Square Design to the roadmap?
At a high level, Bayesian statistics and DL share the same objective of fitting parameters to models. In particular, variational inference is a family of techniques that makes these kinds of problems computationally…
I feel like cost, availability, taste, and strength are kind of important actually.
I didn't expect Sweden's Prohibition history to be so interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systembolaget#History
This seems really cool! I noticed the landing page has a rotating PNG gallery in desktop but not on mobile. I'm sure you must've wanted to put it in the mobile page too, was it hard to UX or just too inconvenient to…
I don't know. I think the younger 20-somethings all have this same kind of dream, but the older people get, the more comfortable they seem hiding behind NDAs at FAANGs or staying in "stealth mode." They really don't owe…
But for such a model, the joint pdf would not be written simply as a product of each individual pdf. That's what independence provides.
I mean, instead of using a fixed threshold at 500, if you use a live threshold determined by the recent average upvotes, then yeah I'd have no qualms with calling them outliers. It's just that this method is susceptible…
> July-August 2026: the warning shot that was real I am so tired of reading unfiltered AI slop like this. What, as opposed to the fake warning shot mentioned nowhere in the article?
For over a decade, Google's been wearing the environmentally-friendly / carbon-neutral label as part of their public-facing brand values. It's definitely been eating into their CapEx then, and this isn't much different.
Fair enough!
> "Click any region to stimulate it" > It's just a markdown-embedded png. What did I expect?
The link now says it's extended til August 31st.
This is beautiful work! First, I thought this would involve using PCA to go from 3D to 2D, which would result in an easier selector to use, but at the expense of representing every person. Then, I thought this would…
When you have Claude Code indepedently author commits and PRs and merge them in, it'll always credit itself as an author. I assume it showing up in the README is a byproduct of the same logic.
Every time I come across a pudding article, it stops me in my tracks. They're always so rewarding!
Not me, but my dentist always keeps one of the Monterey Bay Aquarium's livestreams in her office. Sea otters: https://www.youtube.com/live/abbR-Ttd-cA Jellyfish: https://www.youtube.com/live/eQ_foBERmzA
I have the same issue. Perma-black loading screen that resolves as soon as I disable ublock origin. Using Firefox on Debian.
I interpret it a different way than that. I see application code and testing code as both a part of blue team. It's the code reviews and architectural critiques that are part of red team. Personally, I've found GitHub's…
They made Claude Code available on their $20/month plan about two weeks ago. Your point still stands, of course.
I love the animation when you click "No" on "Do you want a new Pebble?". So extra.
(2023)
This is really cool! I've seen Jensen's inequality used many times over in my stats/ML classes, but the traffic example here gave me an "aha" moment about how it manifests. I like the visualizations of the expected…
I'm not a huge fan of the color/pitch relationship they seem to be trying to establish. What I do appreciate is the engineering design in these interactives. The circular metronome in the rhythm apps is very cool, might…
It sounds like Google wants to get more edge compute in people's homes so they have a new vector to deploy AI products on, but they're still so far from actually deploying an innovative product that they can't announce…
Very cool! Just curious, would you consider adding more exotic experimental design setups like Latin Square Design to the roadmap?
At a high level, Bayesian statistics and DL share the same objective of fitting parameters to models. In particular, variational inference is a family of techniques that makes these kinds of problems computationally…
I feel like cost, availability, taste, and strength are kind of important actually.
I didn't expect Sweden's Prohibition history to be so interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systembolaget#History
This seems really cool! I noticed the landing page has a rotating PNG gallery in desktop but not on mobile. I'm sure you must've wanted to put it in the mobile page too, was it hard to UX or just too inconvenient to…
I don't know. I think the younger 20-somethings all have this same kind of dream, but the older people get, the more comfortable they seem hiding behind NDAs at FAANGs or staying in "stealth mode." They really don't owe…
But for such a model, the joint pdf would not be written simply as a product of each individual pdf. That's what independence provides.
I mean, instead of using a fixed threshold at 500, if you use a live threshold determined by the recent average upvotes, then yeah I'd have no qualms with calling them outliers. It's just that this method is susceptible…