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yklcs
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Comment #41729030
The main selling point of Gaussian Splatting over NeRF-based methods is rendering (and training) speed and efficiency. This does come at the cost of physical correctness as it uses…
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Comment #40273649
I’m using Zed on macOS and like it so far. Only thing I wish they add is remote development like VSCode has. Zed seems to be focusing on collaborative development and the integrate…
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Comment #40129620
It's mostly an ecosystem thing, being unable to use existing methods. In my experience, research goes something like 1. Milestone paper introducing novel method is published with g…
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Comment #40111003
I like JAX, and find most of the core functionality as an "accelerated NumPy" great. Ecosystem fragmentation and difficulties in interop make adopting JAX hard though. There's too …
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Comment #39325464
I've recently started using fountain pens, the Pilot Capless (Vanishing Point) Decimo with Pilot Iroshizuku Shin-kai ink in particular. The Decimo is retractable, making it great f…
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Comment #39197083
What would you consider to be a “safe” TLD? I imagine most ccTLDs are off the table, and even a lot of the gTLDs are shady, so .com/.org/.net?
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Comment #38910032
CPP needs to run after lexing, and integer constant expressions need to be parsed and interpreted for #if. So I'm trying to implement my own since I'm already doing lexing/parsing/…
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Comment #38906058
I've been working on a C compiler with the goal of ANSI C compliance, and most of the projects described as a "C compiler" seem to only support an arbitrary subset of C. This proje…
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Comment #38563926
I’m stuck with PVS-7s and 14s. The nerd part of me is amazed looking at the stars with them, but the soldier part of me is frustrated having to move with them. I can’t imagine havi…
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Comment #38199517
Korean versions of the article have more details. He was from a robot maintenance company visiting the factory to perform a software update. He was working on the robot alone and c…
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Comment #38149237
I wrote a short blog post[1] on this method a while ago. I do think running WASM in embedded runtimes is a pretty good option, but overhead remains high, and WASI remains somewhat …
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Comment #37894608
It’s a bit rough around the edges, but I implemented my own for the web in JS: https://yklcs.com/coverflow Mine’s a bit different from the actual one as I had to reverse engineer t…
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Comment #37754103
I’ve tried out some work on generating vector fonts too, in the format of Bezier curves and a seq2seq model. The problem was that fonts outputted by ML models were imprecise. Lines…
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Comment #36561304
Using WASM for things requiring low IO and high compute that are traditionally written in C/C++ makes a lot of sense to me. Image codecs are an example and native implementations f…
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Comment #35371741
Since this is an npmjs problem, I wonder if a CAPTCHA requiring the uploader to solve a JS programming problem could work. Something hard for spammers to solve just by googling – w…