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Dithered Tree
Hi, my name's Jack. I have a PhD in Computer Science and work on AI compilers at AMD in San Jose, California.

Newest Post: Typing Speed Might Matter Now

Featured Projects:

  • Fiction: Growth and Decay
    • A robot tries to revive humanity.
  • Jevo.jl
    • A modular, high-performance framework for distributed deep neuroevolution
  • emergent trade
    • emergent trading between embodied agents using reinforcement learning
  • jither
    • Jack’s image dithering tool, runs locally. Built with web assembly.
  • jarvis
    • (jar)bus’s audio (vis)ualizer, runs locally. Built with webGPU.
  • dtree
    • a vim-inspired mind-mapping program written in C

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Balance

Choosing sides is fun. Be it politics or pop culture, nothing validates an opinion better than classifying opposing opinions as wrong. Sometimes, as seen by Holocaust deniers or the anti-vaccine movement, it’s possible people can be completely and utterly wrong. However, in the general case, both sides have merits and both sides have pitfalls. When trying to gain a perspective of the bigger picture, it’s best to position oneself somewhere in the middle.