Robin Palotai / is on Nostr

Source code archeology and table tennis.

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2025-03-04 08:52:27

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@nprofile…e5g0 @nprofile…q7zp @nprofile…5a92 it is certainly good to bootstrap you with relevant terminology and source pointers. At one point it might be beneficial to switch to research papers etc. Out of curiosity, what is your method of knowing when to switch / look outside?

2025-03-04 06:23:37

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@nprofile…e5g0 @nprofile…5a92 well, it is recombining what was in the training set in new ways, possibly up to the point you don't recognize them as fragments of the originals. The effect can and will contain made up alike stuff.
Fun exercise, take some topic you are deeply familiar with, and start drilling it on some hard corners of it. Sooner or later it goes off rails and produce mistake you wouldn't normally find in the wild.

2025-02-13 21:36:44

"You used to play games in the past,
but now why #Haskell coding?", you might ask.
While both of them can be kinda hard,
they're in fact not that far apart:
Angry Birds from Rovio,
or angry words from throwIO.

2024-08-09 17:36:29

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@npub1zdz…tl8u Not sure, something that lets searching by country, characters, themes or tropes.. that kind of thing.

2024-08-09 17:36:29

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@npub1zdz…tl8u Not sure, something that lets searching by country, characters, themes or tropes.. that kind of thing.

2024-08-09 08:50:05

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@npub1zdz…tl8u Slightly tangential, but I'm long contemplating creating a folk tale search engine. Is there anything like that already?

2024-08-09 08:50:05

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@npub1zdz…tl8u Slightly tangential, but I'm long contemplating creating a folk tale search engine. Is there anything like that already?

2024-06-11 08:36:00

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@npub1a4c…t2kf reminds of the infamous voice-activated command "Xbox Shut Down", where players named themselves this and abused others to call out their names. Creativity is boundless.