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by yklcs 2y ago
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 splatting instead of a real radiance field. This method tri
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Show HN: jaxsplat - 3D Gaussian Splatting for JAX(github.com)
1 points by yklcs 2y ago|2 comments
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by yklcs 2y ago
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 integrated AI assistant, but feels like remote programming is somethi
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by yklcs 2y ago
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 green-field implementation 2. Bunch of papers extend mil
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by yklcs 2y ago
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 much fragmentation within the JAX NN library
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 for everyday use. My paper of choice is Rhodia R 90gsm.
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by yklcs 3y ago
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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by yklcs 3y ago
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/interpreting. Implementing everything en
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 project seems to support more than most educationa
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 having I^2 and thermal imaging in a single NOD.
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 checking the sensors when the incident happened.
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 fragmented between compilers and runtimes. I think this meth
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 the animation. It’s more complex to implemen
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Fontra: Browser-Based Font Editor(github.com)
1 points by yklcs 3y ago|0 comments
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 were not perfectly parallel, corners were at 89°, and curve
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 for things like JPEG encoders are hard to come by. So, I
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by yklcs 3y ago
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 – writing a function, filling in blank code, etc. This would re