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Nothing of any importance. Managed to screw myself up to the point of having constant generalized anxiety, so yeah, things are really working out here.
Was going to finish some things but got hospitalised for optic neuritis (temporary, almost total loss of vision in one eye) three consequitive times (3 days each, over 3 months) before they (hopefully) stopped it. Its not MS luckily, its 'just' NMO. It's rare as hell. Maybe I should buy a lottery ticket :). Saying I'm greatfull to the medical staff and the people who stayed home so that the hospital was not flooded a…
I spent a tremendous amount of time researching and interviewing. It's bizarre how rare practical information is for dealing with ADHD despite the extensive research.
It runs a machine learning model in your browser to convert the text into points in a high dimensional space, and then it projects those points down to 3D.
Right now you can tell it to visualize post titles or comments from any subreddit or tweets from any Twitter user. I find it especially interesting to explore the news with it since every article is naturally presented alongside other articles that are about similar topics, often giving useful context.
Only works in desktop Chrome right now unfortunately. I was hoping to make it Firefox-first, but I need an API Firefox hasn't implemented yet.
Since the model runs on your machine, the "running model" stage will be slower or faster depending on your local GPU. If you have a decent GPU, I recommend bumping up to 512 points.
Would love any feedback! Here, on Twitter (@gradientassent), or in the Discord channel linked inside.
It's built on top of the Pandoc, Graphviz, and MathJax
I like to think that this (well, deduplicating version conrol in general, not my crufty project) will be the future of version control and we'll leave the ugliness of git-lfs behind us. For now at least it's a fun project.
Edit: There is an existing project called Boar that does the same thing, though it appears to have been abandoned and is stuck in Python 2
It's not updated at all. This site could be MUCH better but a great idea overalll