Alec Jacobson (@_alecjacobson) 's Twitter Profile
Alec Jacobson

@_alecjacobson

Associate Professor, Computer Science, University of Toronto; Adobe Research Toronto

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linkhttp://www.cs.toronto.edu/~jacobson/ calendar_today12-09-2016 18:00:28

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Rinat Abdrashitov (@rinatgg) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today at SIGGRAPH Asia ➡️ Hong Kong , I will be presenting a simple and robust method for transferring skin weights from rigged body meshes to any clothing meshes, thus helping automate the tedious process of manual weight painting. dgp.toronto.edu/~rinat/project…

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I got a review request from a predatory publisher's journal and then options were click here to accept the review request click here to unsubscribe On the one hand I'm not going to accept this review. But on the other hand I respect self-awareness.

Towaki Takikawa / 瀧川永遠希 (@yongyuanxi) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our method also extends beyond NeRFs into images, too. We find that for gigapixel images, we're able to perform significantly better than JPEG at smaller file sizes- and also beats other neural methods like ACORN.

Our method also extends beyond NeRFs into images, too. We find that for gigapixel images, we're able to perform significantly better than JPEG at smaller file sizes- and also beats other neural methods like ACORN.
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I no longer have to send Wayback Machine links to my own blog articles! Successfully transferred my wordpress blog from bluehost to my static academic page. Old post urls should redirect correctly. alecjacobson.com/weblog/

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Q: We're almost out of time. Do you have any questions for me? A: Yes, how do you represent a mesh with a slit along a single edge?

Q: We're almost out of time. Do you have any questions for me?
A: Yes, how do you represent a mesh with a slit along a single edge?
Jesse Thomason (@_jessethomason_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Trying out a Role-Playing Paper-Reading Seminar in the style of @colinraffel's blog colinraffel.com/blog/role-play… in my History of Language and Computing graduate course this semester. Eager to see how it plays out, but I wanted to show off the class materials that just arrived :)

Trying out a Role-Playing Paper-Reading Seminar in the style of @colinraffel's blog colinraffel.com/blog/role-play… in my History of Language and Computing graduate course this semester. Eager to see how it plays out, but I wanted to show off the class materials that just arrived :)
Alec Jacobson (@_alecjacobson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

You can do this so your long titles don't look as terrible: \newcommand{\abbrtitle}{Clever Short Title} \title[\abbrtitle]{\abbrtitle:\\ Long Part Causing Line Breaks in Title and Spills in Headers}

You can do this so your long titles don't look as terrible:

\newcommand{\abbrtitle}{Clever Short Title}
\title[\abbrtitle]{\abbrtitle:\\
Long Part Causing Line Breaks in Title and Spills in Headers}
Alec Jacobson (@_alecjacobson) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🖖 #include <autodiff/reverse/var.hpp> template <typename T> T f(T & x) { // "clever" branch to avoid 0/0 at x=0 if(x == 0.0) return 1.0; return sin(x)/x + x*(x-1.0); }