Mauve 👁💜 @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

Is there a non-new age spiritual or snake oil explanation video about what the different brain waves mean? Most folks on youtube that I'm finding seem to be full of shit.

#neuroscience

It may be that I'm dumb but it toom me this video to finally understand higherarchical navigable small world networks and how they apply to spatial or higher dimensional indexing

https://youtu.be/usiIND5vUBU?si=ZnWhEILp59Yks-TI

Looks like #Agregore works fine on Windows 11. Now I'm also more prepared to debug issues if they arise :)

I love reading source code 🤤

Woot, I can compile this older version of chromium from source on my computer 🥰 Gonna take a break to finish off getting HyperGodot uodated then I'm gonna look into getting new protocol handlers into Agregore Mobile

Idea for neural network practice: Neural Hilbert Curves. An autoencoder for x-y positions with a single neuron in the middle. Then I graph the x-y position for continuous values of 0-1 for than neuron and show what the space looks like.

Over a decade of computers not wanting me to be able to compile stuff has helped me build enough intuition to the point that an obscure un-searchable error in a build process was fixed by changing the terminal's character encoding :P

Multiplexing code compilation, university ML signal processing courses, and docs for this Rust based ML framework.

Vacation is going great so far!

I really feels like casting spells that slowly drive mortals insane. The first time it's like "Yeah just install all these things and it's fine", but the second you try to reproduce an older build rather than the latest version it's like "Welcome to the depths of hell, your soul is now forfeit". Similar when trying to add or change a dependency.

Praying to the Web Browser gods (re-downloading chromium over and over trying to get my build tools and versions to work)

Gotta wait for this 100 GB of source code and dependencies to download and get processed. Then if I'm lucky I get to wait 10 hours for it to compile.

For anyone curious, here's the code. It uses the new "Node SEA" method for single executible binaries but with some hacks to get native modules bundled statically and getting it to work with #hypercore This will be the foundation of the new version of HyperGodot.

https://github.com/RangerMauve/hyper-sdk-rpc/blob/initial/build.js

I described it to my non techie friends as "I ripped out wherre it'd normally connect to it's organs but instead placed them in an external box. Now I'm going to make them create the box and hook up the organs as the program wakes up"

Just committed necromancy to hijack the build process of a bunch of node modules in order to make "single executable applications" with native dependencies possible.