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by stefanka 1y ago
I did. Thank you https://jbargu.github.io/cloth-simulation-bevy-rust/ And someone ported the one of the thread already https://github.com/roackb2/verlet-rs
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by stefanka 1y ago
And another one (Rusty with bevy).. runs better on desktop
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by stefanka 1y ago
Simulating cloth for instance with spring/damper models is quite old. Even older than robotics research on folding cloths—and it has progressed pretty far. See for a recent survey: https://arxiv.org/abs/2407.01361
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by stefanka 1y ago
The author created some Godot addons. Is this made with Godot too? Would be a nice to have for a free game engine
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by stefanka 2y ago
I saw "fkt" as a more common abbreviation for "Funktion", that'd be only one extra character
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by stefanka 2y ago
I honestly doubt that this is true for the country I live in. How would a bar keeper know your intention to drive? And your ability to drive might be impaired before showing obvious symptoms of intoxication
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by stefanka 2y ago
Thank you!!
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by stefanka 2y ago
Which of the iterators in the list are in stable rust? For lending iterators I could not find any iteration about.
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by stefanka 2y ago
How does this compare to timely [0] in terms of data flow? Can you represent control flow like loops in the IR? [0] https://github.com/TimelyDataflow/timely-dataflow
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by stefanka 2y ago
That's very promising! It might be benefitial adding these to the front page. I will keep an eye on the project, thanks
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by stefanka 2y ago
Interesting, thanks. Do you plan speed/performance comparisons as a scripting / pluign language? That would be relevant for games or graphics intense usecases—blackjack-rs considered scheme/lisp but opted for mlua due to perf
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by stefanka 2y ago
How does this compare to steel? https://github.com/mattwparas/steel
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by stefanka 2y ago
Do you have a link? I searched and couldn’t find it just two days ago. The only thing I find is that you can achieve similar thing with shortcuts und passthrough. I’m using Sphinx/Myst/pydata theme for my blog which is a very cool
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by stefanka 2y ago
Are you aware of any framework or could use for such tasks (ML and alike)?
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by stefanka 2y ago
Seems to be supported > Additionally ractor has a companion library, ractor_cluster which is needed for ractor to be deployed in a distributed (cluster-like) scenario. ractor_cluster shouldn’t be considered production ready, but it is re
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by stefanka 2y ago
Can it be used for distributed computation for ML or data science tasks (eg., like what dask does for Python)?
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by stefanka 2y ago
> what looks like a shady defence contractor Could you please elaborate (honest question)?
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by stefanka 2y ago
Has anybody experience with this chip? Can I use this only with trained neural networks? Or can I use it for general purpose SIMD computation? Can I address the chip conveniently from Rust or C++?
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by stefanka 2y ago
> Catching a whale was akin to striking oil. Quite literally, apparently.
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by stefanka 2y ago
Can you share their name and do they have a consumer product already?
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by stefanka 2y ago
> the Stanford braindrop chip Interesting. Just read about it and there are familiar names on the author list. I really wish this type of technology gained more traction but I am afraid it will not receive the deserved focus considering
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by stefanka 2y ago
We got some nice results with spiking/pulsed networks but the small number of units limits the application so we usually end up in a simulator or using more abstract models. There seems to be a commercial product but also only with 0.
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by stefanka 2y ago
Neuromorphic hardware is an area where I encountered analogue computing [1]. Biological neurons would be modeled by a leaky integration (resistor/capacitator) unit. The system was 1*10^5 times faster than real-time—too fast to use it f
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by stefanka 2y ago
We discussed a fun fact in the office lately: There is an estimated 25K castles in Germany (1) while there are only 13K Mac Donald’s in the U.S. (2) (1) https://www.dw.com/en/does-germany-really-have-25000-castles... (
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by stefanka 3y ago
That would be an interesting information. Which MB works with with which APU with 32 or more GB of VRAM. Can you post your findings please?
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by stefanka 3y ago
I heard that sshd in arc doesn’t link to xz
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by stefanka 3y ago
> The only way I can really object is to close the tab, so that's what I do. Isn't it too late by then?
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by stefanka 3y ago
I encountered the need for uniform random points on hyperspheres, and found this solution (with Python code) very helpful: https://stackoverflow.com/a/59279721 . Currently, I am porting my codebase to Rust and did that
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by stefanka 3y ago
Been looking for Cyrak but could not remember the name. Thanks!
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by stefanka 3y ago
Looks beautiful

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