Maria Theresia's Gem Bouquet - one of the Natural History Museum Vienna's most precious objects reconstructed with LichtFeld Studio!
Watch this incredibly detailed reconstruction and recoloring of a historical gem by geofront e.U.
They used LichtFeld Studio for the reconstruction and custom tooling to recolor the splat. This is how you make historical objects interactively accessible to a wide audience.
Check out the website describing the process in detail and reach out to geofront e.U. if you need help with something like this! Link to the website in the comment!
Core11 GmbH is extending its support for LichtFeld Studio through 2026, bringing its total support to €36,500 and becoming our Foundational Sponsor.
Their support goes beyond funding and has helped in many other foundational ways. This is a strong signal that professional-grade, open-source 3DGS tooling is earning serious backing.
Thank you to Core11 and Dr.-Ing. Gernot Ziegler for the continued trust and support.
Read the full story on @RadianceFields (link below in comment)
🎓PhD opportunity available *this* October’23 to work with me & a long-time Industrial collaborator on proper heterogeneous programming.
🔬Opportunities to develop research connections and support teaching too.
💷Stipend top up & Home fees paid.
📭 Please message if interested!
If you're @ISChpc, and want to learn @SYCLstd, drop into our SYCL tutorial this PM to write your own heterogeneous programs in C++ using the open standard SYCL API. Presenting with @illuhad@UniHeidelberg, @rodburns & Peter Žužek @codeplaysoft, & Igor Vorobtsov @intelhpc#ISC23
New blog post is live! In which I download 4 TB of Python packages containing native x86-64 libraries and see how many of them use -ffast-math, potentially altering floating point behavior in any program unlucky enough to load them! https://t.co/Klu5ErZLy2
#hipSYCL's CUDA backend is getting support for nvc++. In this mode, hipSYCL operates as a regular library for nvc++, leveraging its automatic kernel outlining capabilities.This means we can now support all hipSYCL backends using vendor-supported compilers! https://t.co/bt6Ys5x322
After 8 months of work, the @SYCLstd@thekhronosgroup committee has published the revision 4 of the #SYCL 2020 specification. Unleash your accelerators! https://t.co/wRidSK9GSr https://t.co/HjsL4YjnEt
OpenCL is announcing new extensions for two key uses cases: boosting neural network inferencing performance and providing flexible and powerful interoperability with new generation graphics APIs, including Vulkan.
https://t.co/UjQ3d0kF5w
Seminar Series on Tensor Computation
(https://t.co/aFfYxamlAH).
Taking place at 4pm UK time on Fridays this coming term. Note that the clocks change in the UK part way through the series!
Do you like numbers? Do you like lambdas? Attend FHPNC 2021 at virtual ICFP on Sunday 22/8! https://t.co/gMTvupHve5 (the discounted registration fee is 10USD).
Vulkan has a new look and a new address!
We have updated the website to make it easier to find key resources. Be sure to check it out and update your bookmarks: https://t.co/8FKqUAgLq8
@nagyegrimate Not like that, these BATs are much like: these are the commonly used techniques, they are deployed here <list> and we observed these <metrics, pros, cons>. It is a collection of facts, not theoretical or subjective things.
So there is a thing called BAT, Best Available Techniques, in the context of pollution prevention, like:
https://t.co/YoQPyGfUnh
or
https://t.co/IvQOOeUZYv
Why don't we have something similar for software or programming?
@sigkill_dk Especially after learning how function transforming ops, like currying/flip map to known array ops via properties of representible functors.
@sigkill_dk Few years later we learn, that an array really is a function from its index space to its element space, and after that it feels less inconvenient.