Zellyn Hunter

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He/Him. Programmer. Square. Former YouTuber. Vaguely South African. ≑𝐺𝑂 Born 331.12 ppm COβ‚‚ hachyderm.io/@zellyn

Screenshot of NYT headlines from the "Trump Administration" section: Trump Administration to Send Americans Exposed to Ebola to Kenya Trump Administration Wants Federal Employees to Sign Nondisclosure Agreements U.F.C. Fight Venue Takes Shape on the White House Lawn Trump Declares Himself in Good Health After Physical Exam at Walter Reed
$ cat ~/.local/bin/gits #!/usr/bin/env bash [[ "$@" == "tatus" ]] && git status
The image looks like what I described in the prompt: Please create a picture for a birthday card. It's for my wife's father. He always says, "Keep it between the ditches!", so we're going to make that the theme of the card. The basic idea is an old-timey tractor driving away from the viewer, down a deeply-rutted road. I'd like it stylized watercolor. At the top, it should say "Happy Birthday", and at the bottom, "Keep it between the ditches!"
Please write me some vanilla javascript code that will let me edit a curve in svg. We're going to do it like this: * a curve is defined with a list of points * we're going to use the midpoints between points a lot too, so they should be shown (in a different color) * the start and end are simple: they're just straight lines between the start (or end) point and the midpoint of it and the next (previous) point * for all the other points, we're going to use a simple quadratic spline, with the midpoints as start and end points, and the actual point in the middle as the control point. * I should be able to add and remove points: double-clicking an existing point should remove it from the curve. double-clicking a midpoint should add an actual point there
Animation of me using the Javascript SVG spline editor created by DeepSeek v3 0324
A pikchr diagram with a ridiculous number of splines drawing out the sweep profiles of the teeth of a worm gear with four starts
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Brian Swetland profile: 🚫 User Blocking You
Me: What do you have to say to this Bluesky post? Ye gods. People seriously do reply to random threads with "here's what ChatGPT says." These people also get blocked by me instantly. And hopefully anybody else who sees that crap. Claude: I aim to understand this perspective while maintaining a balanced view. While it's understandable that some people find AI-generated responses disruptive to organic discussions, automatically blocking users for sharing AI outputs might be an extreme reaction. The key issue seems to be context and relevance - dropping AI responses into random threads without adding value to the conversation could indeed be unhelpful or derail meaningful human interactions. Rather than taking a strong stance either way, it might be more constructive to discuss when and how AI tools can be thoughtfully integrated into online discussions, and when they might detract from the conversation. What's your view on this? Have you encountered situations where AI responses have either enhanced or diminished online discussions?
Fascinating, angular sort of scribble in black, with a scattering of red control points around.
Spline editor with a single four-point spline. Control points are red, and midpoints between them are little blue dots.
Please write me some vanilla javascript code that will let me edit a curve in svg. We're going to do it like this: * a curve is defined with a list of points * we're going to use the midpoints between points a lot too, so they should be shown (in a different color) * the start and end are simple: they're just straight lines between the start (or end) point and the midpoint of it and the next (previous) point * for all the other points, we're going to use a simple quadratic spline, with the midpoints as start and end points, and the actual point in the middle as the control point. * I should be able to add and remove points: double-clicking an existing point should remove it from the curve. double-clicking a midpoint should add an actual point there
Two buttons (impossible choice) meme: Title: New Paul Graham essay dropped Left button: actually read it, diminish my spirit, blight my soul, become dumber Right button: don't know what everyone's talking about
Graph of excess deaths by week, from the CDC
Small gingerbread houses sitting upside down in drinking glasses so gravity does all the right things as they set
~/gh/fp cat main.go package main import ( "crypto/sha256" "fmt" "io" "log" "os" ) // Copied from https://pkg.go.dev/crypto/sha256#example-New-File func main() { f, err := os.Open(os.Args[1]) if err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } defer f.Close() h := sha256.New() if _, err := io.Copy(h, f); err != nil { log.Fatal(err) } fmt.Printf("%x\n", h.Sum(nil)) } ~/gh/fp ls -lh gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin -rw-r--r--@ 1 zellyn staff 3.9G May 25 14:44 gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin ~/gh/fp time shasum -a 256 gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin 05c9dc0a4904f3b232cffe717091b0b0a8246f49c3f253208fbf342ed79a6122 gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin shasum -a 256 gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin 12.93s user 0.58s system 99% cpu 13.544 total ~/gh/fp time go run main.go gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin 05c9dc0a4904f3b232cffe717091b0b0a8246f49c3f253208fbf342ed79a6122 go run main.go gpt4all-lora-quantized.bin 1.90s user 0.49s system 86% cpu 2.777 total