ChatGPT2 Animator Adventure

I followed RaffK project to its completion and did much more feature development such as complete chat feature. I created a lot of Modern and screaming Future C++, it is sort of crazy. This ChatGPT2 animation experiment involved training chatgpt2 on scrolling Shakespeare 1000 times using SGD with a learn rate of 0.0002. After SGDContinue reading “ChatGPT2 Animator Adventure”

Dyson Hatching Golden Ticket

Nick: so now it is time to make use of the voronoi diagram. To begin, I want to calculate the average slope of the edges of each cell ChatGPT: The slope of a line is typically calculated as the difference in the y-coordinates of two points divided by the difference in the x-coordinates of thoseContinue reading “Dyson Hatching Golden Ticket”

ChatGPT and Golden Ticket pt 3

ChatGPT: Yes, that’s correct. Once you have a Delaunay triangulation, generating the corresponding Voronoi diagram is relatively straightforward. In a Voronoi diagram, each cell consists of all the points that are closer to a particular site (i.e., an input point) than to any other. This makes the Voronoi cell the dual of the Delaunay triangle,Continue reading “ChatGPT and Golden Ticket pt 3”

Movement to OpenCl++

In my project, I have been thinking about something, data-oriented-design, quite a lot during the creation of new code. I’m going to present some of these concepts in current implementation and then describe moving to a specifically DOD language, opencl++. Moving into OpenCl++ seems like a natural extention of DOD C++ I use. So, inContinue reading “Movement to OpenCl++”