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tzumaoli

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About tzumaoli

https://cseweb.ucsd.edu/~tzli/

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    Comment #47236401

    Trivia: Claude Shannon proposed the idea of predicting the next token (letter) using statistics/probabilities in the training data corpus in 1950: "Prediction and Entropy of Printe…

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    Comment #47049300

    This really resonates. I am in the CS academia and I feel like I am losing "friends" who used to share the same values and social identity with me at an unprecedented speed. I wond…

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    Comment #45129798

    It reminds me of this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FIFty-O4rOE TLDR: amazing things can happen, and people are actually nice in this kind of environment!

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    Comment #45119186

    It could in theory. The model generates a depth image per frame, so each pixel becomes a small 3D point. It also assumes that the 3D scene is static. From this, you can then simply…

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    Comment #45110958

    The same Cornell group has done more research in this area. Here is one for capturing the microgeometry of metals https://www.cs.cornell.edu/Projects/metalappearance/ Here's anothe…

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    Comment #45045322

    It's interesting to see the trend of the attitude towards GenAI in Hacker News through out the years. This is totally vibe based and I don't have numbers to back it up, but back in…

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    Comment #44728135

    When Fortran came out, I don't think a lot of people yelled at the assembly programmers and told them "learn Fortran or be replaced".

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    Comment #43646655

    also "They will get better in no time"

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    Comment #41238811

    Discussed in another thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41234415 As someone who has worked on diffusion model, it's a clear reject and not a very interesting architecture.…

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    Comment #32613942

    I am a graphics researcher who has been following your blog posts on your GPU vector graphics engine. I've been benefitted by your posts and I think some of the vector graphics ren…

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    Comment #24959760

    Check out our recent work on improving image vectorization using gradient descent: https://people.csail.mit.edu/tzumao/diffvg/

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    Comment #21794428

    Also a self-plug: our differentiable renderer "redner" also has a bunch of Jupyter notebook tutorials: https://github.com/BachiLi/redner