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by mmorse1217 7mo ago
Wow thats very clever with much better constants; thanks for this! I will need to give this a try.
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by mmorse1217 7mo ago
Discretize the AABB with a certain length proportional to the morton code grid size so that each sample point will land in a distinct but continuous sequence of morton codes enclosing the AABB, compute the hash of each of those points, then
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by mmorse1217 8mo ago
Yikes, that was too real
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by mmorse1217 10mo ago
Hey Jeff, wherever you are: this is awesome work! I’ve wanted to try something like this for a while and was very excited for the RDMA over thunderbolt news. But I mostly want to say thanks for everything you do. Your good vibes are deeply
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
Your comment motivated me to also comment :) I agree: Bézier curves and b-splines have a lot of rich geometry baked it, so it makes sense to use it, especially if you can avoid second derivatives. I think I misunderstood your comment about
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
This is a pretty good foundational reference for Bézier curves and b-splines https://www.sciencedirect.com/book/9780122490521/curves-and-...
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
The trick is that you only solve Newton on a single subcurve: you recursively find the closest control point on all subcurves, split that subcurve and repeat until the closest control point doesn’t move much, or just however many subdivisio
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
Hey, thanks for the nice post. I really enjoyed reading it; it’s good see this kind of thing on the front page. Since you’re interested in doing this on GPU, an approach that might be interesting to you (although not necessarily more effici
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
Probably vision language models.
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
“There are no facts, only interpretations.” - Nietzsche
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by mmorse1217 1y ago
This site is pretty helpful for me with this sort of thing. The style is more technical though. https://www.acsu.buffalo.edu/~adamcunn/probability/probabili...
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by mmorse1217 2y ago
Thanks for these references; I've been going down the research rabbit hole :) I check my A1C every six months and I'm ok. I'm in decent shape also: regularly powerlifting, running, etc. I have a suspicion that there is a gene
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by mmorse1217 2y ago
Sorry for the late reply, I pick up 99mg potassium + 200mg magnesium and had an unbelievable night's sleep and many symptoms improved dramatically. The second night was confounded by an evening workout, which can mess with electrolyte
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by mmorse1217 2y ago
Thank you so much for sharing your experience and your research in the other comment. I understand that it's just a hypothesis, but I had almost given up and believed that this is just how life is now. I went to the ER for heart palpit
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by mmorse1217 2y ago
I have every single one of your symptoms and arrived at almost the same conclusion: taking electrolytes tablets intended for workout recovery (just sodium, magnesium and potassium, no sugar) improves alleviates almost all of my symptoms and
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by mmorse1217 2y ago
Awesome book; great reference in grad school.
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by mmorse1217 4y ago
This implementation and associated paper improve the cache locality to make the algorithm more competitive https://github.com/dmalhotra/pvfmm They compare solving toy problems with different methods here https:/&