DAY NINETEEN
One of our earliest lads: HOWL
Genus: Bubo bubo (Eurasian eagle owl)
Art origin: Owl painting from 1829 by Magnus von Wright, collaged together with a BIG MOON, recoloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Wisdom in silence"
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
One of our earliest lads: HOWL
Genus: Bubo bubo (Eurasian eagle owl)
Art origin: Owl painting from 1829 by Magnus von Wright, collaged together with a BIG MOON, recoloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Wisdom in silence"
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
December 19, 2025 at 2:18 PM
DAY NINETEEN
One of our earliest lads: HOWL
Genus: Bubo bubo (Eurasian eagle owl)
Art origin: Owl painting from 1829 by Magnus von Wright, collaged together with a BIG MOON, recoloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Wisdom in silence"
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
One of our earliest lads: HOWL
Genus: Bubo bubo (Eurasian eagle owl)
Art origin: Owl painting from 1829 by Magnus von Wright, collaged together with a BIG MOON, recoloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Wisdom in silence"
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
The presentation recordings from DYNA Fall 2025 are now being published. Watch (or rewatch!) "What Can Vectorised Trees Do for You?" by Asher Harvey-Smith at www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6GC... #DYNA #Dyalog #APL #DataStructures
What Can Vectorised Trees Do for You? // Asher Harvey-Smith // DYNA Fall 2025
YouTube video by Dyalog User Meetings
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December 18, 2025 at 2:46 PM
The presentation recordings from DYNA Fall 2025 are now being published. Watch (or rewatch!) "What Can Vectorised Trees Do for You?" by Asher Harvey-Smith at www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6GC... #DYNA #Dyalog #APL #DataStructures
DAY SEVENTEEN
You'll pry my bird puns out of my cold dead claws... here's: CAWLIGULA
Genus: Campephilus (woodpecker)
Art origin: Woodpecker illustration by by George Shaw (1751-1813); collaged with Roman wreath, re-coloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Nasty. Just... nasty."
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
You'll pry my bird puns out of my cold dead claws... here's: CAWLIGULA
Genus: Campephilus (woodpecker)
Art origin: Woodpecker illustration by by George Shaw (1751-1813); collaged with Roman wreath, re-coloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Nasty. Just... nasty."
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
December 17, 2025 at 6:17 PM
DAY SEVENTEEN
You'll pry my bird puns out of my cold dead claws... here's: CAWLIGULA
Genus: Campephilus (woodpecker)
Art origin: Woodpecker illustration by by George Shaw (1751-1813); collaged with Roman wreath, re-coloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Nasty. Just... nasty."
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
You'll pry my bird puns out of my cold dead claws... here's: CAWLIGULA
Genus: Campephilus (woodpecker)
Art origin: Woodpecker illustration by by George Shaw (1751-1813); collaged with Roman wreath, re-coloured & vectorised.
Motto: "Nasty. Just... nasty."
#ArtAdvent #birds #indiedev
DAY FOURTEEN
You and who? It's: CANOODLE
Genus: Agapornis roseicollis (lovebird)
Art origin: Re-coloured & vectorised painting by Alexander Francis Lydon (1884)
Motto: "We thought there'd be more snacks?"
You and who? It's: CANOODLE
Genus: Agapornis roseicollis (lovebird)
Art origin: Re-coloured & vectorised painting by Alexander Francis Lydon (1884)
Motto: "We thought there'd be more snacks?"
December 14, 2025 at 7:35 PM
DAY FOURTEEN
You and who? It's: CANOODLE
Genus: Agapornis roseicollis (lovebird)
Art origin: Re-coloured & vectorised painting by Alexander Francis Lydon (1884)
Motto: "We thought there'd be more snacks?"
You and who? It's: CANOODLE
Genus: Agapornis roseicollis (lovebird)
Art origin: Re-coloured & vectorised painting by Alexander Francis Lydon (1884)
Motto: "We thought there'd be more snacks?"
Bruh my last gig I was learning Rebelle because they wanted them to look hand painted! Icons that are gonna be used at scale are one thing, ideally those are vectorised for clarity, but it depends on the art style - things like collectable in game stickers can be *anything*
December 8, 2025 at 1:05 PM
Bruh my last gig I was learning Rebelle because they wanted them to look hand painted! Icons that are gonna be used at scale are one thing, ideally those are vectorised for clarity, but it depends on the art style - things like collectable in game stickers can be *anything*
A bunch of vertebrate doodles for a lecture. You can enjoy these guys staring right into your soul. 🦈🐟🐍
#art #bird #fish #doodle #nature #ink #artist #animal #wildlife #bw #capybara #turtle #coelacanth #cobra #turtle #snake #kiwi #lungfish #seahorse #shark #frog #cute #snek #creature #critter
#art #bird #fish #doodle #nature #ink #artist #animal #wildlife #bw #capybara #turtle #coelacanth #cobra #turtle #snake #kiwi #lungfish #seahorse #shark #frog #cute #snek #creature #critter
December 7, 2025 at 5:35 PM
it generates synthetic data; the initial uses were indeed generating human languages or programming languages; that doesn't mean those are the only 'languages' that can be vectorised to work with transfomers and attention mechanisms and things that consume 'language' include automated lab equipment
December 1, 2025 at 8:46 PM
it generates synthetic data; the initial uses were indeed generating human languages or programming languages; that doesn't mean those are the only 'languages' that can be vectorised to work with transfomers and attention mechanisms and things that consume 'language' include automated lab equipment
FASA's United Federation of Planets emblem, vectorised.
The Franz Joseph version is slightly nicer, IMO. This UFP logo is an appealing bit of design, but is far too human-centric to represent all the worlds of the Federation. What were they thinking!
The Franz Joseph version is slightly nicer, IMO. This UFP logo is an appealing bit of design, but is far too human-centric to represent all the worlds of the Federation. What were they thinking!
November 30, 2025 at 3:37 PM
FASA's United Federation of Planets emblem, vectorised.
The Franz Joseph version is slightly nicer, IMO. This UFP logo is an appealing bit of design, but is far too human-centric to represent all the worlds of the Federation. What were they thinking!
The Franz Joseph version is slightly nicer, IMO. This UFP logo is an appealing bit of design, but is far too human-centric to represent all the worlds of the Federation. What were they thinking!
I would guess ML assisted at best? As in, the original set of icons was fully made by a human team of graphic designers, but than other apps got the AI generation treatment in their conceptual phase. A graphic design firm subsequently vectorised the best results with a few retouches. My two cents!
November 25, 2025 at 8:11 PM
I would guess ML assisted at best? As in, the original set of icons was fully made by a human team of graphic designers, but than other apps got the AI generation treatment in their conceptual phase. A graphic design firm subsequently vectorised the best results with a few retouches. My two cents!
@Da_Gut I can't find a really good floorplan map of the Kaaterskill, but it's pretty easy to take one from the little ones on the archive, lose the crud and letters and turn it into a vector to make into a resizeable map,, which might be nice at the table. I've […]
[Original post on dice.camp]
[Original post on dice.camp]
November 17, 2025 at 10:33 AM
@Da_Gut I can't find a really good floorplan map of the Kaaterskill, but it's pretty easy to take one from the little ones on the archive, lose the crud and letters and turn it into a vector to make into a resizeable map,, which might be nice at the table. I've […]
[Original post on dice.camp]
[Original post on dice.camp]
Hashing wouldn't help since what's being reproduced is indeterminate sections or "fragments" of the original, of varying lengths.
You'd probably need indexed full-text copies of the training data, possibly vectorised (ie converted to tokens), and that's yet another rabbit hole
You'd probably need indexed full-text copies of the training data, possibly vectorised (ie converted to tokens), and that's yet another rabbit hole
November 12, 2025 at 4:09 PM
Hashing wouldn't help since what's being reproduced is indeterminate sections or "fragments" of the original, of varying lengths.
You'd probably need indexed full-text copies of the training data, possibly vectorised (ie converted to tokens), and that's yet another rabbit hole
You'd probably need indexed full-text copies of the training data, possibly vectorised (ie converted to tokens), and that's yet another rabbit hole
If I want sth to be vectorised I'd rather go to illustrator and do it there tbh (even tho I hate that program too)
November 10, 2025 at 9:54 PM
If I want sth to be vectorised I'd rather go to illustrator and do it there tbh (even tho I hate that program too)
It's Halloween so why not? I drew this by the way, bloomin' years ago, with my software & the freehand line tool. Not traced, or vectorised, or AI (wasn't about then anyway), just me, my eyes and a photo of Bub.... #DayoftheDead #Halloween #Bub #GeorgeRRomero #TheDead #DesignerStuff
October 31, 2025 at 4:22 PM
It's Halloween so why not? I drew this by the way, bloomin' years ago, with my software & the freehand line tool. Not traced, or vectorised, or AI (wasn't about then anyway), just me, my eyes and a photo of Bub.... #DayoftheDead #Halloween #Bub #GeorgeRRomero #TheDead #DesignerStuff
No, Your Honor, we didn’t steal the gold. We vectorised it.
October 20, 2025 at 6:43 AM
No, Your Honor, we didn’t steal the gold. We vectorised it.
They vectorised paradise, put up a parking lot.
October 20, 2025 at 5:51 AM
They vectorised paradise, put up a parking lot.
What has happened in the last few years to dignity, decency, and respect? “We vectorised it.”
October 20, 2025 at 5:50 AM
What has happened in the last few years to dignity, decency, and respect? “We vectorised it.”
No Man's Sky genders would break thier minds
October 19, 2025 at 9:27 PM
No Man's Sky genders would break thier minds
anyway, there are some things that couldve gone better
like, the pixels dont feel too sharp too me; i shouldve sent out a vectorised file instead?
additionally, i really wanted the white border on the outside!
(btw, i used stickerapp for manufacturing!)
but besides that, im quite happy with this
like, the pixels dont feel too sharp too me; i shouldve sent out a vectorised file instead?
additionally, i really wanted the white border on the outside!
(btw, i used stickerapp for manufacturing!)
but besides that, im quite happy with this
October 17, 2025 at 6:13 PM
anyway, there are some things that couldve gone better
like, the pixels dont feel too sharp too me; i shouldve sent out a vectorised file instead?
additionally, i really wanted the white border on the outside!
(btw, i used stickerapp for manufacturing!)
but besides that, im quite happy with this
like, the pixels dont feel too sharp too me; i shouldve sent out a vectorised file instead?
additionally, i really wanted the white border on the outside!
(btw, i used stickerapp for manufacturing!)
but besides that, im quite happy with this
You should internally link to pages that are the most likely candidates to help the user on that journey.
I'm sorry to say this, but cosine similarity between vectorised pages does not necessarily reflect that, and could well cost you money.
I'm sorry to say this, but cosine similarity between vectorised pages does not necessarily reflect that, and could well cost you money.
October 14, 2025 at 1:32 PM
You should internally link to pages that are the most likely candidates to help the user on that journey.
I'm sorry to say this, but cosine similarity between vectorised pages does not necessarily reflect that, and could well cost you money.
I'm sorry to say this, but cosine similarity between vectorised pages does not necessarily reflect that, and could well cost you money.
Paper:
• sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016926072500375X
• arxiv.org/abs/2410.11920
Code:
• github.com/sukjulian/deep-vectorised-operators
Collaboration with Guido Nannini, Patryk Rygiel, @christophbrune.bsky.social, Gianluca Pontone, Alberto Redaelli and @jelmerwolterink.bsky.social
• sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016926072500375X
• arxiv.org/abs/2410.11920
Code:
• github.com/sukjulian/deep-vectorised-operators
Collaboration with Guido Nannini, Patryk Rygiel, @christophbrune.bsky.social, Gianluca Pontone, Alberto Redaelli and @jelmerwolterink.bsky.social
October 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Paper:
• sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016926072500375X
• arxiv.org/abs/2410.11920
Code:
• github.com/sukjulian/deep-vectorised-operators
Collaboration with Guido Nannini, Patryk Rygiel, @christophbrune.bsky.social, Gianluca Pontone, Alberto Redaelli and @jelmerwolterink.bsky.social
• sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S016926072500375X
• arxiv.org/abs/2410.11920
Code:
• github.com/sukjulian/deep-vectorised-operators
Collaboration with Guido Nannini, Patryk Rygiel, @christophbrune.bsky.social, Gianluca Pontone, Alberto Redaelli and @jelmerwolterink.bsky.social
Neural operators are gaining traction in science and engineering as fast surrogates for time-intensive physics simulation.
Introducing "Deep vectorised operators for pulsatile hemodynamics estimation in coronary arteries" (published in Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine).
Introducing "Deep vectorised operators for pulsatile hemodynamics estimation in coronary arteries" (published in Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine).
October 9, 2025 at 12:00 PM
Neural operators are gaining traction in science and engineering as fast surrogates for time-intensive physics simulation.
Introducing "Deep vectorised operators for pulsatile hemodynamics estimation in coronary arteries" (published in Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine).
Introducing "Deep vectorised operators for pulsatile hemodynamics estimation in coronary arteries" (published in Computer Methods and Programs in Biomedicine).
Here's something very random that I made back in 2022 and definitely never posted… a vectorised and colourised recreation of a panel from a @sarahseeandersen.bsky.social comic!
October 7, 2025 at 1:38 PM
Here's something very random that I made back in 2022 and definitely never posted… a vectorised and colourised recreation of a panel from a @sarahseeandersen.bsky.social comic!
October 6, 2025 at 10:30 PM
The new decBRWHash AXU hash, built on Bernstein‑Rabin‑Winograd polynomials, delivers up to a 23% speed boost over Poly1305 on megabyte‑scale data using AVX2. Read more: https://getnews.me/new-vectorised-axu-hash-function-boosts-speed-on-intel-avx2-processors/ #axuhash #avx2
October 3, 2025 at 8:47 AM
The new decBRWHash AXU hash, built on Bernstein‑Rabin‑Winograd polynomials, delivers up to a 23% speed boost over Poly1305 on megabyte‑scale data using AVX2. Read more: https://getnews.me/new-vectorised-axu-hash-function-boosts-speed-on-intel-avx2-processors/ #axuhash #avx2