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lucas.art
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| | | | | I thought this was impossible, I thought that you'd need to lock the camera position and save it, so you could then go back to a different angle that was working for you. It turns out you can easily undo (and redo) camera movements by using the square brackets | |
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strengthofone.com
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| | | | | An admiration of the vintage tactile design of Teenage Engineering. | |
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www.jeremykun.com
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| | | | | Recalling our series on Conway's Game of Life, here is an implementation of Life within Life. Unfortunately, it does not "prove" what I hoped it might, so unless a reader has a suggestion on what this demonstration proves, it doesn't belong in the proof gallery. But it sure is impressive. | |
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www.jeremykun.com
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| | | On Monday, July 14th 2025, I hosted a mini-workshop on homomorphic encryption at Google's Portland, Oregon office. Though Portland is a small city, it's becoming a hub for homomorphic encryption. Intel and Google both have a presence here, as well as the hardware startup Niobium, and a few individuals from other companies who happen to be based here. Since I had been having lunch with various subsets of the community, I figured it was about time to get us all in a room together. | ||
