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MathYouF

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About MathYouF

WebXR & Generative AI Engineer, waiting for us all to have AR glasses.

LinkedIn & Github with the same username.

Discord: MathYouF#9963

Recent public activity

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    Comment #40059688

    "Bachelor's degrees have become essential for well-paid jobs in the US." The lies we continue to allow ourselves to tell as a society.

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    I wish there was a way to filter people here

    I've noticed my twitter feed is better on average than my HN feed these days. For a brief moment I considered that the quality here is going down or that there it is going up (imag…

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    Comment #34128358

    The real moment of truth will be if any models start to assist massively in research in the hard sciences. Based on the quality of outputs I get when asking for help with somewhat …

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    Comment #33479507

    The main value of using SDF shapes for 3D modeling workflows is you don't have to worry about topology (the vertex, edge, face graph structure which has to be formed over the surfa…

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    Comment #33425575

    The cost of materials and transportation and time using the expensive CNC machine will be the major costs of sculpture. Generating the same quality 3D models is at the very furthes…

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    Comment #33425511

    > I don't think AI will be able to replace human creativity for discovering new paradigms as fast as it will replace human application of existing paradigms. And by doing the latte…

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    Comment #33346887

    With your expertise and the fact that they're so early, you should be able to build a competing business with your superior product right? Then you can keep all the rewards (and fi…

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    Comment #33236517

    > Numeracy is just as valuable as literacy. I actually think this is likely not true. If you were to take an 18 year old who can't read, and another one who can't do addition, whic…

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    Comment #33124428

    The tone of this betrays a possibly more argumentative than collaborative conversation style than that which I may want to engage with further (as seems common I've noticed amongst…

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    Comment #33124279

    If greater parameterization leads to memorization rather than generalisation it's likely a failure in our current architectures and loss formulations rather than an inherent benefi…

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    Comment #32673443

    The team I work on is building tooling with exactly that in mind, making this a part of an artists workflow rather than any sort of replacement.

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    Comment #32591327

    I know as much about how to get the best image outputs from text inputs as the person who designed an airport knows the best place to eat in it. The emergent properties of the syst…

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    Comment #32591267

    Pixel values are discrete (length x width x r256 x g256 x b256) and vertex values are continuous, so that is one major difference. Secondly, there's vastly more labeled image data …

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    Comment #32590482

    Like anyone deeply in a field I know maybe several thousand people who could probably give a better answer, but I figure I'll give an effort to provide one since I don't see any go…

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    Comment #32548531

    After an excellent all day workshop at CVPR this year explaining diffusion in more detail, it seemed pretty clear that any noise function could be used. I'm not sure if it should h…

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    Comment #32326495

    What kind of things are easier to debug with lots of RAM and how would you do it?

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    Comment #32194175

    I'd love a chance to talk to this guy (maybe at a rock-star after party at NeurIPS this year) because my view is: 1. "Either everything is magic or nothing is", and magical statist…

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    Comment #32131648

    My philosophy is if you think they're wrong and you don't need those people, then they have poor judgement, and you're better off not working with them in that case, and in fact co…

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    Comment #32120980

    I think the popularity of my post suggests it better represents the general sentiment of people who viewed the page than not, but I do accept the tone reflects my negative feelings…

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    Comment #32120854

    I am indeed bitter (def: anger and disappointment at being treated unfairly; resentment) about people using their credentials rather than real merits of their work to attempt to ge…

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    Comment #32120348

    I invited more positive and productive discussion on the advertised topic: >"I'd enjoy hearing some concrete discussion of what unique vision you have for improving the intuition o…

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