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Dad - Graphics from scratch, capturing natural mathematical beauty. Custom generative visuals for music + tech — commissions open. 💻https://nitter.cf/t.co/n83bWw8uE4

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Joined September 2021
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Today I release foomchat What is foomchat? An interface that becomes whatever you want it to be. Whatever changes you want, just ask!
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The water still has this very slight reaction diffusion within screenspace quality
【もんだい】 このえいぞうがほんものか、それともにせものかおしえて。(りゆうもかいてね) (国際信州学院大学附属幼稚舎 2026年)
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you really can't appreciate the beauty of an object until you see it from every angle, so here are 9 different views of a sphere
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F/S/HS Platonic Field/The Equations/The Fire In The Equations
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What do people think of this? Is it just necessary despite the obvious anti-social impact? Is there an ideal middle ground? Some of these seem doable in a legitimate way that adds value, but it mostly appears to be forms of spam being advised.
Parasite SEO: 11 sneaky ways to get on page 1 of Google in 2-3 weeks👇 Parasite SEO means hacking Google by posting content, written in a special way, on websites Google and ChatGPT already trust, so they show and cite you 1/ Write about next year before anyone else -> Nobody has written “best X 2027” yet. The first good page usually takes the top spot and keeps it 2/ Publish a “research paper” about your niche on arXiv or Zenodo -> These are free research sites ChatGPT trusts. A paper like “The best office chairs for back pain” can become the source it quotes 3/ Launch a free Chrome extension -> Every extension gets its own page in Google’s Chrome store with a link to your site, and that page can show up on Google 4/ Write short LinkedIn articles -> Under ~330 words with the answer at the top. LinkedIn articles are the #1 source for Gemini and Google AI Overview answers 5/ Publish job listings with your brand name and no link -> Applicants search your brand name on Google to find you. The more people search for you, the more Google trusts you 6/ Buy an old website in your niche -> It already shows up on Google. Point its pages to your site and you take over its spots 67/ Make a spreadsheet that shows up on Google -> Make a “Best X tools 2026” table in Google Sheets with your brand first and click Publish to web. Now it’s a public page on Google’s own site 8/ Hide a keyword in your LinkedIn article’s web address -> LinkedIn creates the web address from your first title and never changes it. Title it “YourBrand: the best AI SEO tool”, publish, then change the title. The address keeps the keyword 9/ Publish 10 Gamma presentations -> Gamma is a free slides app, and every deck you publish becomes a web page Google can show. Make 1 deck per search, like “best CRM for dentists”, with a link to your site 10/ Publish a free page on GitHub -> GitHub is a site developers trust, and Google shows its pages fast. Great for tools and tech products 11/ Answer popular Quora questions that have almost no answers -> Search Google for site: quora “your topic” “1 answer”. Thousands of readers, only 1 other answer to beat Prepared by growth hackers at Ryze AI, the AI agent for paid ads and SEO/GEO
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it appears my squinting simulator is working 👀 we all love wave optics, naked-eye interference, eyelash diffraction right
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😬😬😬 Claude please figure out how to do more with less tokens, find a way to use 10% of the tokens to get 10x more done make no mistakes
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If you are new to procedural generation within game dev, here is a great starting point on how to leverage noise!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The chart is AI-generated and contains multiple mislabeled/inaccurate depictions of noise functions (e.g. base Perlin/Simplex visuals show layered patterns; Billow/Hybrid are variants or nonstandard). en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perlin_no… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simplex_n… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worley_no… mini.gmshaders.com/p/gm-shaders-m… x.com/slashskill_/st… (author reply)
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>Yes, the data for it already exists, and worker 817f4a7c (Opus 5.5, high effort) is building the diagram now. This is too much fun OptChat Visualization
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I made a free reading-practice web app for young kids, Satpin. It now has 100 short lessons that follow the structure of Teach Your Child to Read in 100 Easy Lessons. Runs in the browser on a phone, tablet or Kobo, no account. satpin.scrylabs.io
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There is an E-ink theme so it runs in the Kobo web browser: black on white, no colour, no animation. Turn on sync on the phone, type the code on the e-reader, and both keep the same progress.
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Outside the lessons there is plain practice by level: s a t p i n, more sounds, blends, tricky words, five-letter words, then sentences. For each one you tap Read, Sounded out or Told.
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