chaos theory, visualized in ~200 lines of C.
built a double pendulum sim with raylib, interactive bobs you can drag, real-time sliders for gravity, mass, and arm length.
the wildest part? crank the gravity slider while it's swinging. complete madness.
https://t.co/YZvaJd249a
bro we're out here fine-tuning models to read Python tracebacks better
someone just went "what if the compiler talked to the agent directly"
JSON errors. typed fix hints. sub-10kb binaries. nothing hidden.
so obvious in hindsight it's annoying.
crazy fr.
https://t.co/YZvaJd249a
bro we're out here fine-tuning models to read Python tracebacks better
someone just went "what if the compiler talked to the agent directly"
JSON errors. typed fix hints. sub-10kb binaries. nothing hidden.
so obvious in hindsight it's annoying.
crazy fr.
@VazeKshitij such a thoughtful and impacting post, i actually have been pretty scared of posting just like you said, maybe I'll post more now
thanks so much!
i got tired of "forgetting" to give programming contests after registering for them. so this week i built CodeNeo, which is a flutter app which allows you to track contests across leetcode, codeforces and codechef, and gives you reminders. live soon.
Just implemented a Mark & Sweep Garbage Collector from scratch in C.
Link: https://t.co/drxLJqkD4g
The core idea is pretty simple:
- Mark: walk every object reachable from the stack and flag it as alive
- Sweep: walk the heap, free everything that wasn't flagged, reset the rest
@karpathy just released autoresearch and it’s a reality check for every dev.
630 lines of code.
An AI agent running its own ML experiments, tuning hyperparameters, and committing code, autonomously.
Every dot in the graph is a full LLM training run.
Awesome.
@karpathy just released autoresearch and it’s a reality check for every dev.
630 lines of code.
An AI agent running its own ML experiments, tuning hyperparameters, and committing code, autonomously.
Every dot in the graph is a full LLM training run.
Awesome.