There is a poetic depth to the term "latent space" that transforms vector coordinates into a frontier of pure possibility

“A repo man is always intense.” Repo Man” (1984). Directed by Alex Cox. https://t.co/OZGbBSXAjO

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“A repo man is always intense.” Repo Man” (1984). Directed by Alex Cox. https://t.co/OZGbBSXAjO

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i just realised but nick fuentes is like a western version of those videos where anonymous questions ask the salafi sheikh if it's ok to goon during ramadan and he gets really angry and says you will go to jannah

i just realised but nick fuentes is like a western version of those videos where anonymous questions ask the salafi sheikh if it's ok to goon during ramadan and he gets really angry and says you will go to jannah

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In Oct. 2025, I created https://t.co/aiZgosvMTR, a browser agent extension for Chrome. Here it is beating the crap out of OpenAI Atlas by cheating. It is now OSS. Go forth, and fork/remix/make it your own. https://t.co/7YNmK3GfDZ https://t.co/Lo2vybzQPo

In Oct. 2025, I created https://t.co/aiZgosvMTR, a browser agent extension for Chrome. Here it is beating the crap out of OpenAI Atlas by cheating. It is now OSS. Go forth, and fork/remix/make it your own. https://t.co/7YNmK3GfDZ https://t.co/Lo2vybzQPo

The Top AI Papers of the Week (March 9 - March 15) - KARL - OpenDev - SkillNet - Memex(RL) - AutoHarness - FlashAttention-4 - The Spike, the Sparse, and the Sink Read on for more:

Finally finished vibe coding my personal health app built with Claude. Here's what it does: - Connects to the Oura API to sync sleep, recovery, steps, and exercise data - Tracks my monthly bloodwork via Rythm Health CSV uploads - Uses Playwright to scrape Chronometer daily nutrition and water intake - Uses Gemini to OCR Ladder workout screenshots and track my lifts - Full dashboard with weight trends, calorie balance charts, macro tracking, and a tabbed daily log It's completely interactive and honestly, pretty fucking cool. Blood markers even have visualizations based on what's in range and out of range.

Finally finished vibe coding my personal health app built with Claude. Here's what it does: - Connects to the Oura API to sync sleep, recovery, steps, and exercise data - Tracks my monthly bloodwork via Rythm Health CSV uploads - Uses Playwright to scrape Chronometer daily nutrition and water intake - Uses Gemini to OCR Ladder workout screenshots and track my lifts - Full dashboard with weight trends, calorie balance charts, macro tracking, and a tabbed daily log It's completely interactive and honestly, pretty fucking cool. Blood markers even have visualizations based on what's in range and out of range.

@DnuLkjkjh I'll try to update it with the major ones. E.g., Gemma 4 next week (likely), and DeepSeek V4 any day now 😃

@rasbt @teortaxesTex Ty, I used your blog post, exported with obsidian ext into markdown, used it to enqueue ideas into my autoresearch loop

Introducing Texel Splatting: Perspective-Stable 3D Pixel Art open source paper+code Most 3D pixel art techniques (e.g. t3ssel8r, ProPixelizer) snap pixels to a screen grid, which only works with an orthographic camera Texel splatting solves this for perspective cameras: first, https://t.co/VEPyXgNvsY

Introducing Texel Splatting: Perspective-Stable 3D Pixel Art open source paper+code Most 3D pixel art techniques (e.g. t3ssel8r, ProPixelizer) snap pixels to a screen grid, which only works with an orthographic camera Texel splatting solves this for perspective cameras: first, https://t.co/VEPyXgNvsY

We don't expect LLMs to multiply numbers or sort lists directly within their output token stream. Instead, we ask them emit code and execute it in a separate runtime. Why predict the opposite outcome for simulating interactive worlds? https://t.co/b2QNOBTWjN