Hunter Dyar
@hdyar.com
Assistant Professor of Immersive Media. Educator, Creative Technologist, Photographer. He/Him. Pittsburgh.
Recently I've begun thinking about the "derivative" of LLMs, meaning how changes to the input produce changes to the output. Specifically, even if an LLM were deterministic, that doesn't necessarily mean that you can easily reason about how changes to the input produce changes to the output
cursed file formats students have used to send me assignment code today: - .docx code pasted in - .pdf of code also pasted into a doc - .png screenshot of an IDE - .heic - an iphone photo of a computer screen
hey outlook team. What is this? otherwise completely flat UI... i'm thinking purple mat-preview sphere tangented in a circle under a pizza slice lava lamp. The triangle? too big. Put bevels outside the sphere so it connects. inside? no connect. drop shadow. More shadows. light source? ha! Add dots
This semester I'm teaching an engineering class with arduino and, well....
Played through Orbitals with a friend this weekend and absolutely loved it
Sorry for the slow reply, I got some superglue on my fingertip and it made using my phone really annoying
they put up a dada center just outside of town and life has been unbearable ever since. thing looks like a fucking fish
Mesmerized by Dennis Hlynsky's overlapped timelapses of starlings, crows, fish…https://vimeo.com/dennishlynsky/videos/sort:plays/format:thumbnail
I'll finish getting the semester classes set up while these guassian splats process. plenty of time to do work during progress bars.... wait...oh no... my computer is too fast to get (other) things done :p
I like how they admit that this way to login is fucking weird
Did you know you can just buy a Google Glass? It's true nobody stopped me.
Astrophotography rules: 1. Point camera up 2. Don’t turn on the flashlights
Another company announces another openclaw fork/clone, and we’re supposed to be impressed. None of these companies have any original ideas.
“Sure, ai is bad for students but…” Buddy, we’re all always students. An environment without passive learning is a terrible thing to surround yourself with
Paramount+ wanted to use the image on the left as a poster for the wrath of Khan, so they used everyone's least favorite technology to generate the rest of the image.
