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emilk

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    Comment #40771256

    Importantly, box plots are also ugly. Beauty matters.

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    Comment #40746926

    You can run it yourself here: https://huggingface.co/spaces/rerun/InstantMesh

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    Comment #40347445

    Very cool! A next step could be to model a rolling-shutter

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    Comment #39980856

    Rerun co-founder and CTO here to answer any questions!

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    Comment #39842925

    Thanks for the feedback! It is definitely fixable. Take a look at https://github.com/emilk/egui/issues/996 for some examples of how others have styled egui, or try out https://app.…

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    Comment #39841718

    Oh no! Any clues in the dev console?

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    Comment #39841344

    egui works well on mobile except for one thing: text editing. For app.rerun.io we mostly need to work on making the app friendly for small screens.

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    Comment #39840613

    I think I like nr 4 the best

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    Comment #39839366

    I don't have a plan for that right now. I'm not even sure a web page can know what the RGB pattern of the display is so it can do proper sub-pixel anti-aliasing. I'm sort of hoping…

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    Comment #39839341

    The http example at egui.rs uses the `poll_promise` crate to wait for a HTTP request: https://github.com/emilk/egui/blob/master/crates/egui_demo_a...

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    Comment #39837783

    egui author here! Fell free to shoot me any questions. You can try egui in your browser at https://www.egui.rs/ My company Rerun.io is entirely built on egui so that we get the sam…

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    Comment #39373788

    egui author here - thanks for the kind words Haha, yeah, we open sourced Rerun a year ago, minus one day I guess I’ll need to update that readme

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    Comment #14658226

    Some people will simply not engage in a project if there is no set code of conduct for it. The logic presumable being that even if there is no problem now, problem may come in the …

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    Comment #14657837

    Many small trivial things can add up. Also, if we cater to the status quo ("the vast majority of programmers"), the status quo is less likely to change.

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    Comment #12385642

    "Normal materials" don't scale - with a constant density an expanding sphere will collapse into a black hole.

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