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Between the clear writing and the diagrams, this was a great write up. I had actually skipped reading up on mHC as it sounded like it was going to take some time to grok, but this …

Yeah, looking at that example feels like jumping straight into the deep end of the pool. I think it helps going through a tutorial that breaks down the why of each piece. I really …

I feel like this is particularly interesting in light of their Vision Pro. Being able to run models in a power efficient manner may not mean much to everyone on a laptop, but it's …

I believe they are using the original Gaussian Splatting code from Inria under the hood: https://github.com/graphdeco-inria/gaussian-splatting

"How does “reflection” of the vase on the metal part of the table work, you might ask? The gaussians have “learned” the ages-old trick of duplicating and mirroring the geometry for…

But,I believe this is being used for his Use.GPU project, which requires not just GPU support, but the latest WebGPU support.

Can someone help me understand why a CPU based method like EDT would be used instead of a more GPU friendly method like jump fill? It seems like you could use the sun pixel distanc…

We used to have some "disabled" checkboxes, but they caused a ton of confusion, and negative user feedback. We switched to toggles with On and Off written on either with all verbia…

Meta and Apple are both working on creating an environment in which they can succeed in AR. The hardware for AR is a good ways off, but I think the current market is more about bui…

I believe they've said that this was a choice to reduce the size and the weight, and it lets them bring the device closer to the users face. It also means that it can stay comforta…

As an artist and shader geek, I just want to say that this looks awesome. I'd love to see that blog post on Swift + Electron.

Thank you so much for this! I've always wanted this capability, and I plan on making extensive use of it.

Since this uses an T2I model under the hood, would it be possible to build a version of this on top of Stable Diffusion?

Am I understanding this correctly that this would be a push and rebranding of HDR10+?