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batty
4y ago
Relevant tweet: https://twitter.com/ndrew_lawrence/status/105039166355267174...
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batty
4y ago
So your coworkers, presumably health care professionals, refused to accept the most basic public health measure, and expected to keep working, presumably in proximity to vulnerable populations? I hardly think their employer is the unreasona
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batty
5y ago
That's not even how a precedent works.
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batty
5y ago
https://interactivecomputergraphics.github.io/SPH-Tutorial/
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batty
5y ago
<shameless plug> ..and if it's really REALLY your cup of tea, join my research lab and do a PhD. :-) https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~c2batty/ </shameless plug>
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batty
5y ago
You might also like "Fluid Engine Development" if this stuff is your cup of tea. I believe there is complete code with it. https://fluidenginedevelopment.org/
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batty
9y ago
The most recent Times Higher Ed world university rankings for Computer Science put Toronto at 17, Waterloo at 23. The QS rankings give Toronto 11, Waterloo 26. You can debate the merit of rankings, but there's simply no credible way to
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batty
10y ago
This is just concern trolling. Obviously all these issues are important to address; simply pointing to another issue does not contribute to solving either of them.
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batty
10y ago
You can come do a PhD with me at Waterloo. #shamelessplug https://cs.uwaterloo.ca/~c2batty/
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batty
10y ago
Yes, there is a fair amount of similarly and connection in the underlying mesh data structure. In fact, we published a paper on that aspect of the framework at SIGGRAPH a couple years back, which heavily cites the Surface Evolver work. htt
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batty
10y ago
Thanks! At this point, since this is really the first version of a new and different technique than is typical in graphics, the method is not near real-time. As you suggest, the offline setting is probably the most relevant for now. We are
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batty
11y ago
FWIW, I created this site 7 or 8 years ago during my PhD, just as a way to keep track of and organize all the papers coming out in my research field. Happy to answer questions or comments if you have any.
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batty
13y ago
Agreed, very nice. I've heard the speed issue mentioned as well, although slow compared to what, I wonder? I don't see offhand any fundamental reason why it would be dramatically slower than, say, a standard FLIP-based fluid sim
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13y ago
I tried to leave my email regarding the Windows port and it said my email address was invalid.
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batty
14y ago
They're getting a rather different legal system, mind you.
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batty
14y ago
You could look at one of @oatmeal's tweets about how long its been in existence and work backwards to figure out the start time...
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15y ago
I'm all for free software making inroads in government and elsewhere. I just wonder if it'd be better off recommending someone a little more, let's say... pragmatic, than Stallman as an advisor.
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batty
15y ago
I would take some of this with a grain of salt; I distrust a religion prof who says academic research needs to solve more practical problems. The main practical problem he's trying to solve is selling more copies of his book.
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16y ago
Phew. For a second there I thought this was going to be about an obscure new Meyers-Briggs category.
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17y ago
As someone pursuing a PhD, I can tell that you that if you say "I'm doing a PhD in computer science" or "I'm doing a PhD in human geography," you still get the follow-up question, "so what exactly are you studying?" It's natural for people