Vlady Veselinov

Vlady Veselinov

@vladinator.net

Hello, world! https://vladinator.net Founder, active inference enjoyer, previously platform engineer @webflow.

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How does our brain excel at complex object recognition, yet get fooled by simple illusory contours? What unifying principle governs all Gestalt laws of perceptual organization? We may have an answer: integration of learned priors through feedback. New paper with @kenmiller.bsky.social! 🧵

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In short - launched a live music platform that helps emerging artists get paid, keep local venue doors open, and make it easy for fans to find the live music they’re missing.

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lol this may be the most cogsci cogsci slide I've ever seen, from @maxkw.bsky.social "before I got married I had six theories about raising children, now I have six kids and no theories"......but here's another theory #cogsci2025

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Experimentology is out today!!! A group of us wrote a free online textbook for experimental methods, available at experimentology.io - the idea was to integrate open science into all aspects of the experimental workflow from planning to design, analysis, and writing.

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Replying to @verybadllama.bsky.social

if you’ve ever wondered why “escaping small scale subsistence farming” has been humanity’s primary group project for the majority of our known existence, it’s because small scale subsistence farming sucks real bad

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i'm looking for work as of today! if you need a staff level backend/database person, i could very well be that person: tef.computer. if you know your company is hiring, drop me a link to the careers page. nb: due to having a sleep cycle resembling a melatonin free jazz solo, i work in GMT+5

I'm seeing some "how to program AI agents books" pop up, but all they make me want to do is read books on game AI programming. There's so much work already gone into the field, it feels like we're rediscovering hot water.