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I’m currently on mobile, where I couldn’t reproduce this. I agree, that shouldn’t happen and it might be a bug, because the input is handled after drawing the initial frame and sho…

You can instruct egui to discard a frame. That way you can perform this two phase layout across two frames without showing an unfinished UI. This mechanism can get you there most o…

For us it was a mixture of multiple things: It’s a very mature library that has been stable over the last years and became the de facto standard in web-based visualizations, where—…

Thank you for linking your project—that looks really cool! I saw you also implemented a pan-and-zoom area. We are currently working on moving Rerun's implementation to egui [0], so…

That's very interesting! We're currently working on the plumbing to be able to assign attributes to edges as well—right now it's only possible to style/configure the nodes. Once we…

Custom visualizers are also supported—in fact the graph view started out as an external visualizer. Here is a tutorial: https://rerun.io/docs/howto/visualization/extend-ui#custom-v…

Hi, Jochen from Rerun here (@grtlr on GitHub)! I implemented most of the graph view, including Fjädra [0], our Rust port of the excellent d3-force [1]. Happy to answer any question…

Disclaimer upfront: I have no direct experience with TVM. I would imagine that the model compilation works quite similar, but I'm not sure if TVM supports palletization. What I bel…

Hi, I’m Jochen, one of the authors. We recently did a Show HN ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41463916 ) which did not get much traction, so I’m posting this again here: We …

Hey HN, we're happy to release Mycelium, a JavaScript library for creating graph visualizations of machine learning models or any other directed acyclic graphs. Mycelium powers the…

SEEKING WORK | Heidelberg, Germany | Remote around the world or on-site locally I am a consulting software engineer and research scientist based in Germany. With a Ph.D. in compute…

Interesting, I've never thought about it this way — thanks for pointing this out.

I‘m often wondering why relatively few websites justify their text to fill out the complete screen. Is this a matter of preference, or are there reasons for this? Is non-justified …