ericjang

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by ericjang 11y ago
The "organic" behavior you see is replaying the natural statistics of actual handwriting trajectories. I suspect that generative models that "compress & replay" human data in order to mimic humans will lead to more c
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by ericjang 11y ago
NetworkX - https://networkx.github.io/ Good example of object-oriented programming patterns (mixins) in Python and module organization.
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by ericjang 11y ago
There's often considerable link rot associated with these sites, so it'd be a good idea to save autopsies as well, not just link to them.
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Age of Ultron UI Reel(cgmeetup.net)
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by ericjang 11y ago
I'm a bit surprised that the author didn't mention julialang.org in the report - it's much more suited for technical / scientific computation, while Go and Rust seem better for systems-level concurrency/design.
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by ericjang 12y ago
I speak only for myself, but my 'dev' environment more or less amounts to the operating system in its entirety, with access to programs like image viewers, vector graphics editing (i.e. making websites). I still find gnome useful
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by ericjang 12y ago
Whoa - pretty awesome. I can see CLIP tech being really practical for soft robotics (print the actuators directly rather than casting the elastomer from a 3D-printed mold)
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by ericjang 12y ago
Whoa. Basically like http://www.di.ens.fr/willow/pdfscurrent/pami09a.pdf except it skips the (explicit) 3D mesh reconstruction altogether and goes straight to the rendered output.
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by ericjang 12y ago
Seems like nothing really exceptionally different in 2015. All the projects or ideas the author mentioned have been around for quite some time, at least since the early 2000's. Also, Turing completeness is not a strict requirement for