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first #slopcore with jacky, the deepseek punk! budget < 2$ and the music is fully controllable by #math. @opencode with @deepseek_ai writes the math. @FFmpeg makes music from the math. vaporsynth makes the video with a little help from @imagine and @GeminiApp. Also uses kitten-tts for t2s. #hardcoding #techno #hardcore #breakbeat #bytebeat
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Angels Linger
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drag out a helper, hoisting dependencies along with it
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Play PIGMENT GP 👇 agnt.gg/pigment-gp
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You can lock a Linux C process inside a security sandbox so strict that even if an attacker gets Remote Code Execution, they cannot open a file, spawn a shell, or touch the network. One call to prctl with SECCOMP_MODE_STRICT tells the kernel: if this process attempts any syscall other than read, write, or _exit, kill it immediately with SIGKILL.
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A huge, maybe latest, milestone for flutter_soloud is just around the corner! Real-time audio streaming straight into the output mixer, and VST3 plugin support! #Flutter rocks Big thanks to @CFDevelop for flutter_vst3 the 1st plugins you see here is a thanks to your work! 🙌😄
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RT @DanielcHooper: Recently attended an in-person handheld game console hackathon. I wrote a raycaster by hand. Someone wearing a “I ❤️ slo…
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“A single cluster currently serves 155 trillion tokens/day, generating $38 in revenue per GPU-hour (at off-peak pricing).” Huge flex from DeepSeek. Not only did they open-source their inference engine, but they also open-sourced their revenue numbers. They didn't disclose which GPUs they're using here, but DeepInfer supports both NVIDIA Blackwell and Huawei Ascend. Even assuming they're renting B300s at $7 per GPU-hour, that's ~82% gross margin.
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やばい自己発信シンセできた #webGL
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Say hello to Quinelings, self-replicating digital lifeforms made entirely of code
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attempting drum & bass math equations
trying to turn math into acid
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Ok made a minor pivot to this. Skipped the dependency tree and explicit sigils which will be become a separate DSL. It seems like it should be possible to separate code from English using some form of longest subsequence matching. Tried it with Perl, Ruby, C. What am I attempting to solve ? Thinking in English is fun. Writing code is accurate. Can we reach a midpoint. I am calling it subjective programming. Its a variant of literate programming where explicit beginning and ending markers for code are not required. github.com/xyzzyapps/enx
Ok working on an another iteration of a programming language that resolves anaphora with explicit sigils From our incoming $.order.items.prices:List please #.filter all values { |$.p:Number| $.p > 20 }, then #.map $.List with { |$.x:Number| $.x * 1.10 } into $.taxed_items:List. Now #.sum $.List into $.subtotal:Number, take $.shipping:Number = 15, #.add $.Number to $.prev:Number, then #.multiply $.Number by 0.90 into $.final_bill:Number. All non sigilled tokens are comment words and are ignored by the parser. The sigils from a dependency tree. The problem with earlier iteration of my prose was it was confusing to type in english and it was not clear where the english ended and coding stuff began.
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For everyday investors, this made dividends useless and all the bullshit speculation stuff we see today I think! Stocks are no longer about profit / loss but vibes ... en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1975_S…
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