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orison 2 months ago

There is an old saying that I quite like: "God writes straight with crooked lines." In my experience, God does that in the micro and the macro.

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discreteideas 2 months ago

I couldn’t agree more

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Congrats on 10,000 views!

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discreteideas 2 months ago

Thanks!

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duvarki 2 months ago

Congratulations Mr. Ideas!!! You def deserve it

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discreteideas 2 months ago

Mr. Ideas - I like it

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Thanks for the follow! Your site is really impressive, I like your theme a lot :D

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discreteideas updated their site.

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discreteideas 2 months ago

New "treatise" (essay). I have attempted to argue in favour of a physicalist understanding of the mind whilst not contradicting creedal Christianity. Bit of a long read tbf

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polydactica 2 months ago

The "P-car" allegory is interesting.

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discreteideas 2 months ago

Glad you thought so

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othala 2 months ago

HEY! This is exactly the type of thing I was talking about in my post just now!

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rainight 2 months ago

Thanks for replying :)

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discreteideas 2 months ago

Thanks rainight, really appreciate the chance to think about these ideas (or am I just simulating thinking about these ideas). I was slightly obsessively typing away at this on my phone notes app all weekend.

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duvarki 2 months ago

Great article! I have some comments of mine own, but I think I will keep them in case you have any elaboration you plan to make in the future

discreteideas 2 months ago

Thanks duvarki, I think there is definitely more to explore here

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discreteideas 2 months ago

You forgot excel VBA

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vihmu 2 months ago

That brought back memories of writing charts in IT class during HS, heh

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discreteideas 2 months ago

It’s still the primary programming language for many engineering firms… concerningly

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jumbosf 2 months ago

As a fellow Lua programmer, any love for this language is appreciated! "My only gripe with Lua is, ironically enough, that it is dynamically typed." Have you tried Lua dialects that support static or gradual typing, such as Teal and Luau? https://github.com/teal-language/tl https://github.com/luau-lang/luau

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vihmu 2 months ago

I have tried Luau, it is surprisingly nice :D The only issue I see with Lua "dialects" is that they're not that popular, which makes the code less portable across systems. I didn't mention it in the blog post, but I've also been playing around with Umka, which is like a scripted Go. https://github.com/vtereshkov/umka-lang

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rainight 2 months ago

Great list! I very much admire odin so it was pleasant to see another site mention it. I also really like Go and Lua. Oh and I see you've been experimenting with Umka, which is also another language that caught my attention.

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rainight vihmu

2 months ago

Woah making a custom markup language for a website is intense. I like your art style! Followed.

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vihmu 2 months ago

Thank you! (˶ᵔ ᵕ ᵔ˶) I like your website's design a lot as well. About metka (the markup language), it is very barebones (though I may extend it in the future) - roughly around 300 lines of C - the general idea being that it gives you some simple "commands" that get transformed into HTML structures. I have tried Pandoc in the past, but found it really slow on my older PCs lol

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vihmu 2 months ago

And this is the shell script that generates the entire site: https://codeberg.org/vihmu/site/src/branch/main/build.sh

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discreteideas

2 months ago

New post on my Chronicles page addressing the qualia in the room :)

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rainight 2 months ago

oh wow thanks for reading! :D

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discreteideas 2 months ago

Oh yeah your post had me really thinking! Probably procrastinated too long today writing my post

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thelesserword

2 months ago

100K views? Ah heck.

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projectsteki 2 months ago

Big milestone. Congratulations!

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rainight discreteideas

2 months ago

Nice site! I'm curious what's the technology that powers the simulations for your research? I'm assuming you're ssh-ing into some shared compute and editing something?

discreteideas 2 months ago

Thanks! I mainly run GPU accelerated simulations. Some people run massively parallel simulations on CPU research clusters (e.g. Archer 2). However accessing GPU clusters is expensive and difficult (you need a large budget) and funders tend to prioritise AI related work. With my limited budget then I run my simulations on two desktop GPU workstations which works well enough for up-to several hundred thousand particles

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rainight 2 months ago

Very cool! I once worked on a simulation project and I can relate to the pain of having to wait for computations to finish xD

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