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rjinman

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About rjinman

Software engineer from Cambridge, UK.

GitHub: https://github.com/robjinman Website: https://deadbeef.io

Recent public activity

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    It’s amazing how everyone thinks this sculpture’s message doesn’t apply to them. “My side’s flags are different, it’s the other side’s flags that are bad”. So many people here maki…

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    Comment #48006838

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    Comment #48006833

    No, you don’t understand, it’s only British national flags that are bad!

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    Comment #48006575

    Is it? Most people I know who have flags proudly displayed are left wing and their flags are usually one of: the Palestinian flag, the ukrainian flag, the LGBT rainbow flag, or the…

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    Comment #44704099

    I wasn't asking it to define it. I came up with the list of principles first, then spent ages trying to think of a suitable name for them. It was quite gratifying when ChatGPT, wit…

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    Comment #44452951

    The more interstellar objects we find that resemble comets, the weirder Oumuamua is.

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    Comment #44355717

    When I posted about this project here and on reddit a few months ago I got a lot of people asking for advice and learning resources. I promised I'd one day provide a detailed write…

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    Building a convolutional neural network from scratch with no libraries

    I posted this project here many months ago, but only just got around to writing about it :)

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    Comment #44135106

    unique_ptr is much better because then each object has a sole owner, which makes object lifetimes much easier to reason about and you can't end up with cyclic references causing me…

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    Comment #43674403

    I wrote a game of Tetris in JavaScript with SVG many years ago. It had nice graphics and was smoothly animated. I hadn’t heard of anyone else using SVG like that at the time. I als…

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    Comment #43216623

    That’s not what I was saying at all. I was using Go as an example of what the experience of being helplessly outclassed by a superior intelligence is like: you are losing and you d…

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    Comment #43207138

    > What's the difference between your "agentic AIs" and, say, "script kiddies" or "expert anarchist/black-hat hackers"? Intelligence. I'm talking about super-intelligence. If you wa…

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    Comment #43206264

    I agree unfortunately. I might be a bit of an extremist on this issue. I genuinely think that building agentic ASI is suicidally stupid and we just shouldn’t do it. All the utopian…

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    Comment #43205637

    As someone who is terrified of agentic ASI, I desperately hope this is true. We need more time to figure out alignment.

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    Comment #43194505

    What the frell! This is cool.

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    Comment #43161459

    Couldn't agree more with the necessity for fast feedback loops. I've experienced the opposite, and it's not fun. I worked with Clojure/ClojureScript (mostly ClojureScript) for a co…

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    Comment #41752109

    Thanks, I've made a new branch called display_fixes. Let me know if it works

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    Comment #41748655

    Hi, thanks for the update. I’ll make this change when I get a chance. Thanks

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    Comment #41729760

    Interesting, I’ve only tried it on two machines - my (fairly old) laptop with integrated graphics and my desktop with an RTX4060. I’ve also tried it on the desktop on Windows in a …