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Fourier Feature Networks and Neural Volume Rendering(github.com)
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
I wonder if there was anything in Europe comparable to the 1970s cultural backlash in the US with movies like Silkwood, China Syndrome, etc. It's not the Atom people feared, but Man. Hasty push to profits, led to rushed designs, accide
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The End of Cyber-Anarchy?(foreignaffairs.com)
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
Congrats to Gilbert Strang on the work of a lifetime: "this represents a milestone for higher education" ;)
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A Neural Network Solves and Generates Mathematics Problems by Program Synthesis(arxiv.org)
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
"I could give you no advice but this: to go into yourself and to explore the depths where your life wells forth" -Rilke https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Rainer_Maria_Rilke#Letters_to_...
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
How did I ever forget "apropos" exists ;)
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Temporal Anti-Aliasing and the Quest for the Holy Trail(elopezr.com)
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LOL, thanks for the view tubby! My thinking was: it's close to Cape Canaveral, so I can film launches ;)
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
This gets brought up every time its mentioned. And I think its interesting. It's only tangentially related to actual physics. But parallelizing the WFC for large inputs might be exactly the kind of problem QC assists.
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>>> moving down to Miami from Boston About as large a culture shock as one can get in Modern America today ;) Not to hijack, but have heard tech incubation in Gainesville, FL is getting some buzz and is attractive to startups fruga
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
I mean check out that 3000 year old smelting furnace. Not only does it work as a piece of aesthetically intriguing sculpture, it probably still works as a blast furnace! I think about this a lot actually. When ancients built, they had to bu
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>>> 8. DNNs grow ~1.5x annually in memory and compute Wow! That's a massive growth rate for ML. TPUv3 was already faster than A100 in MLPerf. But this suggests a real breakthrough is needed to keep pace with future requirement
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Awesome! Danger here is that once you get started down this path, one becomes really tempted to build a full commercial renderer ;) Next step: add global illumination. Rayon is the key here, and having access to more cpu cores. Ray Tracing
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
Source code for textbook: https://github.com/jack1232/WebGPU-Step-By-Step
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Practical WebGPU Graphics(books.google.com)
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You could do something along the lines of Mendel's pea pods. Predict a recessive trait appearing in offspring. An explanation of hybridization to Ancient ears could be enough to trigger a Baconian revolution ;)
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Jerry Saltz wrote 33 rules on How to Become an Artist https://www.vulture.com/2018/11/jerry-saltz-how-to-be-an-art...
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Congrats to Manfred Steiner on earning a doctorate at 89 years of age! “It is important not to waste your older days,” Steiner insists. “There is a lot of brainpower in older people and I think it can be of enormous benefit to younger gener
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
All possible from the Radon Transform, first discovered in 1917. We're just beginning to see "deep" inverse methods which should eliminate secondary scattering and increase fidelity even further. Though these images were stun
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
"it's better to burn out, than to turn to rust" ;)
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Accelerating Compact Fractals with Tensor Core GPUs(arxiv.org)
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DGEL: A WebGPU Engine(github.com)
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by ArtWomb 5y ago
Love comp prob & geom ;) Coolest part is the algo to generate uniform random points bounded within any triangle. I feel like its useful in loads of applications: FEM, monte carlo rendering, etc. https://blogs.sas.com/con
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Cybermania '94: The Ultimate Gamer Awards [video](youtube.com)
47 points by ArtWomb 5y ago|21 comments
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Full Archive of CERN Courier (high-energy physics) 1959-Present(cds.cern.ch)
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Vibrations from wind are causing "extreme nausea" in skyscrapers on Billionaire's Row https://iapps.courts.state.ny.us/nyscef/ViewDocument?docInde... Vibrations also are a huge challenge for micro gravit
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Effectively "marching squares" implemented in a single bitmap tile ;) https://graphics.stanford.edu/~mdfisher/MarchingCubes.html
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Somewhat related, but a recent Senate hearing cited the lack of a national standard regarding cannabis impaired driving. They voted to investigate further. Results may be counter-intuitive ;) Interesting there is so little research into the
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Beyond the Third Dimension(math.brown.edu)
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