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An essay on people's view of masturbation and asceticism through history. It was a fun read filled with absurd though useless knowledge on the futile efforts people made for this purpose.
(e.g. the “Electric Alarum” (1887) was a surveillance tool that set off an alarm for parents if their sleeping boy’s penis changed size during the night.)
A function graph plotter to explore complex functions by drawing on one complex plane and see the output on the other.
A web-based CSS animation editor.
An encoding scheme for encoding a sequence of numbers into a short URI-safe string, like a mix of nanoid and base64
Links to tutorials on graphics programming.
A comprehensive syntax of programming constructs in various languages. Useful for reference.
A handy tool to play with Rust's regex/fancy-regex.
Various tricks to mess with webpages - actually quite useful! For example, have you thought of modifying the state of the program using a conditional breakpoint?
Fascinating paradigm for execution: log all side effects and restore execution deterministically.
The internet's finest exhibition can only exist online. It offers a profound, hour-long journey into nostalgia.
A quick explanation on how speculative decoding works.
An interesting Kobo reader setup with nice software recommendations.
Nice to learn about this interesting language. Besides its mixed logical-imperative paradigm and planner, it also has a neuron network module for creating simple nn. Looks like a nice alternative to prolog.
A list of performance settings for various games on steamdeck.
Explanation of the working of different parts in a transformer by manually coding the weights.
A comprehensive video tutorial on the Transformer architecture by Andrej Karpathy.
A webpage game that lets you control various objects by writing PID control functions.
A bittorrent search engine. Looks pretty comprehensive.
Find the source of screenshots of videos, etc.
The author poses a sundry of text generating tasks aiming to test various abilities and evaluated them on various models. The result is posted on this site. It's a lot more intuitive than just a scoreboard.