Gregory Croisdale
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Gregory Croisdale
@reGregably
https://t.co/Iks6eZI06m | Founding Engineer @ Khaki | Prev HCI/PL PhD Candidate @ UMich
Ann Arbor, MI Katılım Aralık 2018
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using chrome gemini help-me-write to avoid looking stupid in front of chatgpt
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Which has more impact? A peer-reviewed paper that is read by 100 people or a blog post that is read by 100,000?
John D. Cook@JohnDCook
Write a blog post. "Good post. You should publish that." "I just did." "No, no. I mean something with peer review." "Thousands of peers have reviewed it." "But ..."
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Just realized I’ve been listening to music at 1.25x speed for the past hour. This is the next step in human evolution
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@OrionReedOne @tldraw Super cool -- The semantic zoom reminds me of @sangho_suh's project Luminate for exploring a generative design space (dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/36…)! That project also uses spatial organization to represent adherence to dimensions like tone.
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What if a graph view and text editor were just two ends of a continuous spectrum? You get consistent semantics, intermediate views, and some other benefits by blending structurally-compatible representations.
Here's a 'semantic zoom' in @tldraw
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@disconcision and on the 517th day, he gave up positioning the table inline with the text, and resigned to attach it to the pdf at the end
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and the earth was without form, and void;
and darkness was upon the face of the deep
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@KasparsDancis @canva TLDraw also uses the DOM -- see here from the Open Canvas Working Group: #gid=199619473" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d… (and consider joining!)
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Finally, @canva. Unlike other whiteboards mentioned in this thread, Canva’s whiteboard uses DOM for rendering, which means it can't really support large boards and is limited to 1000 objects.
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We've just released a new rendering engine for @whimsical, improving the user experience in large boards. Here's an example of a whiteboard with 10000 objects, zooming and panning smoothly at 120 frames per second.
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@disconcision The Book of Revelations has been achieved internally
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@jeffbigham I think of it in terms of a poorly designed SQL query -- smart enough to delete 40k users' data, but too dumb to know that's not what it was asked to do? Ability to perform a task is importantly not equivalent to understanding goals as they've been given. See also: evil genies.
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ok, so i'm late to the AGI rabbitholes … but, this paperclip thing… i understand it, this AI is so smart that it can take over the world and enslave humanity all to create more paperclips, but it's too dumb to know that's not what it was asked to do? people take that seriously?
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Gregory Croisdale retweetledi
📢 I'm recruiting PhD students for fall 2024 to join my new research lab at @UMichCSE!
Interested in social computing systems that empower people? Consider applying!
Please spread the word 📢
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Gregory Croisdale retweetledi
Have you ever wished for more chances to contribute to a video meeting? Check our #CSCW2023 paper “MeetScript: Designing Transcript-based Interactions to Support Active Participation in Group Video Meetings”
🎙️Pre: Wed, OCT18, 9 -10:30am
🖱️Demo: Mon, Oct16, 6:30 -8:30pm
👇
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Gregory Croisdale retweetledi
Thrilled to announce that about 60 posters/demos will be showcased during our Michigan #AI Symposium 2023-"Responsible #AI" on OCT. 17, check out the list. ⬇️
ai.engin.umich.edu/wp-content/upl…
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@maccaw I think tortoise-tts is capable of producing better output and has unrestricted voice cloning, but I could see this being usable with some audio filters! It would be interesting to see a comparison. github.com/neonbjb/tortoi…
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This is the best text to speech I've heard - bravo!
We are officially at indistinguishable from a human levels.
suno-ai.notion.site/Bark-Examples-…
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@rhemalinder Who says you can't use a 3090 with your phone? ;) a.co/d/9ntLjUl
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@reGregably Neat. Thanks.
I bought my 3090 before they got cheap again and I'm going to use it, darn it!
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I really like this children's book called "the fire cat". I don't like most of the most of the books I read to my kids... here's a little txt2image using automatic1111 that I did using my phone to bring it to life.
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@rhemalinder github.com/mortenjust/nat… Some implementations work pretty well locally on phones now too -- especially if you're willing to use a more limited-scope model (madebyoll.in/posts/dino_dif…)
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By "from my phone" I mean at home using the web gui served via my home server.
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"ChatGPT for your codebase" is imminent
Latest paper from IBM research explores this from a human-centric design perspective:
arxiv.org/pdf/2302.07080…
Reads like a compendium of user research on the first generation of AI-assisted programming
A few takeaways 👇
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It's avant-garde now, but in 5 years the medium will have spaghetti tossed on it at the MoMA youtube.com/watch?v=jTLB9g…
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As a nerdy dad, puns leave me feeling numb
But math puns make me even number
Prime math puns are just odd to me, though
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