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A while ago I wrote a program to generate models like this from lidar data and more recently to fill in missing data with a simple model (https://github.com/jawline/reflector/). Lots of the world has such data publicly available so its pretty cool to print your local area with recent data.
http://github.com/jawline/Synthic
Try and produce a LLM that makes gameboy music by training it on the CPU instructions that interact with the audio chip and the timings between them.
This is awesome. Is there any way to use this, or any other Rust benchmark library, for automated performance regression testing?
The things I do to make up for a lack of artistic talent...
I've been working on a custom ML pipeline to create novel Gameboy music by training on existing songs through the CPU instructions that produced them.
The project involved writing a custom emulator (Rust) and an awful lot of data cleaning and preparation software, with the ML training and inference written in Python.
It is possible with SNI blocking to adblock on Android, even when apps use custom DNS revolvers (though not as effective). I built https://github.com/jawline/Puffer a while ago but haven't had the time to improve it much past proof of concept.
I think the core issue here is mainly that a giant match isn't the best way to express opcode tables, and jump tables are just a bit more idiomatic here as in other languages. I've also been working on an emulator for the gameboy in Rust (https://github.com/jawline/Mimic, I wanted to be able to draw gameboy games to the command line) and I think the use of a jump table made it a bunch simpler / easier to refactor (https://github.com/jawline/Mimic/blob/9463b658ebf006b2369d2b...).
Yeah - beyond political issues they also just outright advertise pyramid schemes. I live in Hong Kong and most of the adverts here are for a clearly fraudulent scheme that advertises by having young women screaming and showing a bank balance on a phone.
It's pretty telling that even small-ish video producers are willing to vet their advertising partners more thoroughly.
Not sure if you are the right person to talk to but there's a small mistake on the front page. Missing "language" in functional programming language (at least on my phone)