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ajayjain
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Comment #41917253
I'm one of the team members at Genmo that worked on Mochi 1. Let me know if you have questions :)
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Comment #36959533
Genmo | Senior Engineer | San Francisco, CA | Full-Time | *[ https://genmo.ai](https://genmo.ai/) * Genmo is a vertically integrated AI company pushing the boundaries of what's pos…
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Comment #33040365
Hi @sirianth, this is Ajay. Are you talking about the https://ajayj.com/dreamfields colab? Feel free to dm me on Twitter (@ajayj_) or email me if you're facing bugs. Dependencies k…
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Comment #33027539
Hi! Ajay here. Correct, our shading model doesn't compute intersections, since that's a bit challenging with a NeRF scene representation.
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Comment #27150286
Zooming in, their map reports that vaccination rates in 94707 are now over 100% -- it's the gray region north of UC Berkeley. Perhaps folks are commuting in to 94707 to receive dos…
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Comment #23828840
Yep! You got the motivation exactly right. The goal is automatic program "rejuvenation" w/o all the engineering and maintenance costs. Revectorization in the compiler allows progra…
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Comment #23828763
Thanks! The tests were run on a single thread since the source kernels & test programs were single threaded. It was important for us to find the largest possible instruction graphs…
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Comment #23824191
Two years ago, I wrote an LLVM compiler pass that automatically upgrades SSE or AVX-2 code to AVX-512 when those instructions are available. It's helpful for getting performance ga…
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Comment #23813310
I'm one of the authors of this paper, feel free to ask questions.
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Comment #19640377
Loss aversion tells us that gains and losses have different emotional impact. In particular, perceived losses supposedly have a strong negative impact on people. [1] If Lyft employ…
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Comment #19240158
Thank you! :)
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Comment #19207929
In some recent work from my group [1], we reduce the complexity of keeping up with new SIMD ISAs by retargeting code between generations. For example, a compiler pass can take code…
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Comment #9439553
I used this article (and some other pieces) to help with some robotics research in Python a few months ago. Behavior trees are fantastic abstractions that definitely simplify FSM c…
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Comment #7610955
https://www.youtube.com/user/sixtysymbols - really interesting and well made physics videos https://www.youtube.com/user/flitetest - fixed wing and (multi)copter builds and flights…
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Comment #7539864
In a sense, it's the replacement that someone who has their bike stolen is paying for, not the original. If it gets stolen, you'd need to get a ride home, find a new bike without t…
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Comment #7345774
When I make a message, the URL seems to use zeroclipboard for Flash based click-to-copy, but I have Flash blocked with an extension and click to play. It would be nice if the messa…
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Comment #7243064
Where the percentage correct is significantly below 50%, it seems like there are very widespread myths being accepted, possibly dangerously. Malaysia scored 8% and Russia scored 18…
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Comment #7162970
Many apps use several of these business models at the same time - buy in game currency with money or watch in game sponsorships to earn it, then use that currency to buy virtual it…
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Comment #7140927
What does %% do? The documentation says: a %% b is the same as (a % b + b) % b, but what is the difference between "true mathematical modulo" and the standard modulo?
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Comment #7122786
"against the development, use or distribution of Open Source Software or Home-Grown Systems to the extent that such Open Source Software and Home-Grown Systems are not Bundled with…
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Comment #7093711
One of the Windows 8 improvements is with the default file copy/move, and I no longer use TerraCopy. There are a bunch of under-the-hood/utility improvements outside the aesthetic.…
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Comment #7042031
I'm not too familiar with Python, but this is case sensitive unlike benhoyt's examples. Would this be case insensitive? lines = [line for line in open("bible.txt")] words = [word.l…