"never lying" is an extremely difficult ideal but a great one to aim for. the payoff is very long term but very VERY worth it put as much effort as you can into not decieving people. develop a strong disdain for being pressured to lie. put effort into orienting your life so that you arent pressured to lie in the first place. for problems that require lying, put in 10x more time/energy to solve them without lying most importantly never decieve/blind yourself why? the payoff is a much clearer and functional understanding of the world. the payoff is increasing your ability to solve the root of problems instead of putting a bandaid on them, and to notice when there is the opportunity to do this in the first place (why would a solution designed around avoiding reality ever be better in the long run?). the payoff is reducing blindness and confusion in yourself and the people around you. the payoff is that life becomes more meaningful when your efforts go towards something real instead of toil/bullshit. (there is more, but this is just what comes to mind rn, some of you probably know some i havent mentioned) expect to fail at this, because its extremely difficult. but also expect to grow a ton and have a much more meaningful life (imo)

Really good metalearning article, go read this immediately

you can just make non euclidean gaussian splat audio visualizers

you can just deform gaussian splats

goldmine of a thread. worth reading every reply

trained a tiny diffusion model on CGOL. red = error

complexity is a cost