rkevingibson

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by rkevingibson 2mo ago
Generally I agree, but the bindless approach can give you both ergonomics and performance in some cases (not all). Certainly it can reduce CPU overhead - passing a single pointer to a shader is much faster than heavy bind group updates. The
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by rkevingibson 4mo ago
Author here, happy to answer any questions about this blog, library or bindless GPU programming more generally.
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by rkevingibson 7mo ago
Yes, you can get very close to that API with this extension + existing Vulkan extensions. The main difference is that you still kind of need opaque buffer and texture objects instead of raw pointers, but you can get GPU pointers for them an
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by rkevingibson 3y ago
From a cursory look at the code, I don't see any use of fused-multiply-add (FMA) which would likely help with precision issues in a number of places with the float version. The "problem in more detail"[1] readme specifically
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by rkevingibson 5y ago
Not sure how you arrived at 60% - aren't federal capital gains topped off at 20%, and this bill only 7% for gains over $250,000? Even if it is 60%, I think that's reasonable. In your case, why is the employee selling all of their
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by rkevingibson 8y ago
Yup, that's a mistake. Shouldn't have the +h term at the end.
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by rkevingibson 8y ago
I'm a little late to this thread, but wanted to thank you for the paper! I found it interesting enough to blog about it ( https://rkevingibson.github.io/blog/neural-networks-as-ordin... ). I wonder if you've gi
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by rkevingibson 9y ago
Only if the current party has a majority government, which isn't always the case.
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by rkevingibson 10y ago
Surprised I haven't seen anyone post Markdeep here yet: https://casual-effects.com/markdeep/ Seems to cover a lot of the same ground, though it's not restricted to visual studio code.
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by rkevingibson 10y ago
I'm curious what you think the problems are that unbounded indices causes? Unsigned overflow is well defined in C++, so I don't see the problem here. AFAIK, the only issue would be with requiring power of 2 sizes.
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by rkevingibson 10y ago
So they managed to make the touchpad twice as large, but couldn't find room for a row of keys?
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by rkevingibson 10y ago
I've seen articles in the past few days about the email leaks on the washington post, and looking on CNN right now I see an article on the Podesta emails on the politics page. I've seen a lot of talk about hacking and emails this
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by rkevingibson 10y ago
This is the research project of another PhD student in my lab. It takes an audio file and a script and generates a facial animation to lip synch to the audio. The key contribution (in my view) is that the animation curves it generates are m
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JALI: Animator-Centric Procedural Lip Synch(youtube.com)
2 points by rkevingibson 10y ago|1 comments
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by rkevingibson 11y ago
"Defendants appear to insist that the higher the utility value of speech the less like speech it is. An extension of that argument assumes that once language allows one to actually do something, like play music or make lasagne, the lan
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by rkevingibson 11y ago
Not a chance. Human interaction is crucial to rehabilitation - what do you think the recidivism rates would be like for a person who hasn't had a real interaction with someone in months or years? The goal should be to make prison more