It's cool to read books sometimes. It helps you become a wise person. |
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Nice read, Tom. Congrats. |
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In your Youtube video here www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA_DrBwkiJA&t=1195s, you link to tom7.org/abc/. On that page, your link "SIGBOVIK 2017" points to sigbovik.org/2016/ instead of what I assume should be sigbovik.org/2017/. |
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Yeah, I think I would probably also get too into Factorio. I am staying strong!
Anon: I did play The Catacombs of Solaris at a LikeLike exhibition! My game "The Entire Screen of One Game" was keeping it company and I like to think that they became weird friends. |
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When I saw the image, I immediately thought you had played The Catacombs of Solaris this month. I would definitely recommend it for 10-15 minutes of free fun :) |
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Satisfactory ate a huge chunk of my life now, but I've moved on to harder drugs: Factorio Space Age. The new planets are super interesting, highly recommended. |
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Oh, ha, thanks for sharing that! I don't know why science youtube is so into optics recently but I am happy they are. I think the zone plate is so cool. I never actually did any project with them (though there are some ideas on the list); I just made that image as part of my intense Wikipedia beautification hobby during grad school. |
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Happy belated birthday!
I like it when I get unexpected doses of Tom 7, like when I'm watching a video on youtube about zone plates and the photo credit is "Tom Murphy VII" My first thought was, can there really be more than one? Why, of course, but in this case it was the one I hoped it was!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1igLNSkbx2M&t=275s
I can't help but wonder what former project involved zone plates! |
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Wait, wait, wait, how much is it for a character? |
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$100 for Bronze, $1,000 for Silver, $5,000 for Gold, at the current moment. |
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Wait, wait, wait, how much is it for a character? |
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14910. Tom 7 (154.47.25.137) –
30 Sep 2024 23:32:24
[ June 2024 ]
Sorry about llama not being checked in. I did make a few light modifications to that code, too. The problem is that their codebase is changing super fast (makes sense) and I've been bit before by API changes or behavior changes when syncing. So I don't want to try to update until I have a solid chunk of time to do it. But my plan is to fork a copy (I'm only using the core library which isn't really that big) for BoVeX so that it doesn't have an external dependency you need to track (and so that I can check in my modifications). |
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14909. david (180.150.25.222) –
29 Sep 2024 18:58:36
[ June 2024 ]
Hi Tom. Agree with mixmix. Also would be really worthwhile to just note down the git revision of llama.cpp and any tips on which llvm version works with the weird json implementation they have? |
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14908. tanyesil.com (185.248.85.10) –
28 Sep 2024 13:14:59
[ Axe Throw ]
i cant believe that these archives go back so far! its quite the feat. |
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14907. The guy (69.76.198.138) –
15 Sep 2024 20:01:34
[ Alligator Eggs ]
오웬은 방귀를 너무 세게 뀌어서 헌터타운 초등학교를 폭파시켰어요! translate |
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14906. The guy (69.76.198.138) –
15 Sep 2024 20:00:43
[ Alligator Eggs ]
Hi |
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This is such a treat! I hope we don't have to wait eight years for the next one. ;)
Seriously though, I went back to the page for this and was surprised not to see hearts next to "Canaday" and "AI DJ" because those are my favorites. Also "Edififice" and "What a Waste." Wow! I have totally disjoint favorites from you. But your favorites are good too! |
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Nice wiki-ing! Impressed by the thoroughness of that article, all written solo in a short amount of time. A major pollution source around Pittsburgh seems like it should be widely known about.
This is apparently my first comment here in 3 years. Time makes fools of us all. |
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14903. x666 (115.99.95.87) –
04 Sep 2024 04:07:29
[ Quake 3 Done! ]
Well, after 20 long years, I am here to make a correction to my previous comment :-)) It was a ATI Radeon 9800 PRO that I had on those days (98000 was a typo). |
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