ArthurBrussee

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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
You're welcome and thank you for trying it out! Hard at work to make performance better - the "main" kernels are at least as fast as gSplat, so now need to remove other overheads. That, and make splatting train more efficient
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
That was in some way the original motivation for the project! I think if you are reconstructing your own data the algorithm better just work, without input, ideally. But, imagine you could add in generated videos. Lay down a camera path,
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
Yes :) But it will take a while!
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
The input to this are two things - images, and camare poses. The camera poses tell you where each camera was in 3D space (and some of its properties). The training takes this information, to make a 3D model out it, visually matching all you
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
Not a dumb question! This first version is still mainly targetted at people who are in this area and generate some excitement, I do hope to make this more accesible though! The inputs are 1. images 2. with a pose. The usual way to get poses
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
Yeah this is the next big challenge. There's some ideas what to do, but one step at a time!
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
Devices & operating systems! Windows/Mac/Linux, AMD / nvidia / built-in GPUs, Android/iOs, or running in a browser context. My bad, I really bungled the original tweet the title is from :)
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
I'm a bit out of the loop on async runtimes. I know Tokio is of course the big on, but, that seemed much to heavy to just run some tasks, and isn't very WASM compatbile afaik. Otherwise there's smol, and maybe others? Would l
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
Love to hear it!! Most viewers take some shortcuts, like only sorting every so often, it's good to hear the difference is noticable :) Training a splat requires a lot less setup with this, but does still require running COLMAP( https:&
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
Its really the latest incarnation in the field of Photogrammetry https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photogrammetry - aka, converting 2D images / video to 3D data. Imagine one of those house tours on Zoopla on steroids,
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by ArthurBrussee 2y ago
I think the title is taken from my original tweet which I really bungled, my bad :) Hopefully the readme does a better job!
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by ArthurBrussee 5y ago
Wonder if Rust should pursue this as a feature as well - might be hard to promise this as a fully fledged feature when Cranelift comes into the picture though. Still it could be possible to ship a linker that can handle cross-compiling like
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What’s New for Performance in .NET Core and Asp.net Core 3.0(youtube.com)
2 points by ArthurBrussee 7y ago|0 comments
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by ArthurBrussee 7y ago
Is it me or are those results somewhat underwhelming if anything? Dedicated hardware for a 2x speedup at best, tossup for most results, and only competes in some categories. Not to be just a NVIDIA fan here, surely there is value in dedicat
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by ArthurBrussee 7y ago
If every single transaction in the world was Bitcoin it would still be a _ridicilous_ amount of energy by several orders of magnitude. It is totally, fundamentally, broken
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by ArthurBrussee 7y ago
So much of a game engine is how it's rendering works. It interacts with everything else. I don't think it's an unreasonable thing for a game engine to want to implement themselves.
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
Why are we going through all this trouble to make something that in the best case is not worse than existing IDEs? I can't help but feel that a visualization window + a cacheResult(data, fileName) function would be superior to what Jup
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
The more you think about salary based on location the less it makes sense. I got an offer for FB London that is as half of offer for bay area. Where does that $$$ go? Maybe some tax, but then a bay area office is also more expensive. I&#x27
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
Hope so! Never understood* why big tech are so far outside SF / San Jose and have such long commutes for their employees. *$$$ I guess
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
I unironically can't wait to read release notes about newer versions of my food
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
I wonder what percentage the FAANG like companies donate. On the one hand, it's probably quite low, on the other hand, they do run a lot of projects themselves & donate labours to others. Still that's hardly sustainable for th
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
What a world... Thanks for working on Zig, can't wait to see what comes of it. Anything to get some languages back that bring some joy into programming back!
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
Article is a little snarky but I really agree with the main point: we've accepted terrible tools and comlile times. It's been years since real Innovation happened in this space - regressions if anything. Fingers crossed for Rust i
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
That's great but I hate how they mark suggestions with a star and add an extra comment. It should just work, not add UI clutter and noise
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by ArthurBrussee 8y ago
Jai is trying to fit that C space too. Similair ideas to Zig, but more aimed at the games industry. Curious to see which ends up gaining more traction (if either do, fingers crossed)