Yuhao Zhu

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Yuhao Zhu

Yuhao Zhu

@yzhu88

@UofR CS Faculty. Formerly @utexasece. I do computing research and pet cats.

Rochester, NY Katılım Kasım 2014
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Yuhao Zhu
Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@mattdesl pretty cool. what gamut mapping is implemented?
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@VivianneMiedema the amount of ACLs that happen in women football is genuinely insane!
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Peyman Milanfar@docmilanfar·
Useful Reminder: If your headline/title is a question, the answer is almost certainly No. (Betteridge's law) So if you want to argue that the conclusion is true, but you're not entirely sure, you can say something like: "Emergent Abilities of LLMs May be a Mirage"
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@WeAreWST @CazooUK in football people say 2:0 is the most dangerous lead. in snooker, 2 frames away from winning against selby is the most dangerous lead!! how luca held himself together i'll never know. absolutely incredible.
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David J. C. Briggs
David J. C. Briggs@DBriggs60·
@yzhu88 ... Upright, my attention first goes to the top part of the dress, where the image colours are different (less bluish, more yellowish) and harder to read this way, and are more conducive to reading the lighter material as being achromatic in object colour. @Pascallisch?
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David J. C. Briggs@DBriggs60·
When I posted this 4 months ago I was only saying that *for me* I'd always seen it as white and gold, but when I turned it sideways I suddenly could see it as blue and black. But interestingly several of my online students this term had the same experience!
David J. C. Briggs@DBriggs60

I've been resolutely in the white and gold camp ever since 2015, but I just turned the bloody thing sideways and suddenly I can see it as a washed-out photo of a blue and black dress (which it is!).

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gunnerblog@gunnerblog·
We’ve given him a ‘proper name’, in case he grows up to be a lawyer, an accountant - or worse, a Spurs fan. His full name is Roscoe Ray. We love it. But to me, after this weekend, I suspect he may always be Rocky. ❤️
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gunnerblog@gunnerblog·
A few people have asked if my son has a name yet, so here is something of an explanation. 🧵 Our baby was originally due to be born on March 19th, the day Arsenal beat Crystal Palace 4-1. And yes, I did still go to the game. In the end, however, baby arrived quite late…
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@docmilanfar One thing I learned from @sonkelab's book: "The person credited with a scientific law is almost certainly not the one who discovered it. Snel has his name mis-spelled for a couple hundred years now."
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Peyman Milanfar
Peyman Milanfar@docmilanfar·
Did Gauss discover the Gaussian? - Laplace wrote down the integral first in 1783 - Gauss then described it in 1809 in the context of least-sq. for astronomical measurements - Pearson & Fisher framed it as ‘normal’ density only in 1910 * Best part is: Gauss gave Laplace credit!
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@notypes i recently went to a conference (non-CS) where you just submit a 500-word abstract to get a chance to give a 20 min talk and do a demo. if people like it they talk to you play with your tool and follow up later. virtually nobody was in the hallway during the talk sessions.
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@mointweets @kenshirriff yeah incredible experience! i literally lived in ENS for the last three days. we divided the work by pipeline stages --- huge mistake. decode, which generates a ton signals, and its next stage are done by two diff. people and didn't agree on the interface beforehand!
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Ken Shirriff@kenshirriff·
To support binary-coded decimal (BCD), x86 processors have a Decimal Adjust after Addition (DAA) instruction. I wrote a blog post that goes into detail, which should be interesting to at least three people. righto.com/2023/01/unders…
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@AndrewGlassner the best take on chatgpt! how many times we see a TV pundit confidently utters something that looks like is generated from a random AI?
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@AkiyoshiKitaoka our setup is similar, where we ask participants to stare at the crosshair at the center and show them 4 colors at the peripheral; 3 out of the 4 have the same color (reference) the other one is different (test).
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Akiyoshi Kitaoka@AkiyoshiKitaoka·
Colored dots appear to disappear if observers fix their eyes on the blue dot placed at the center of this image.
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Yuhao Zhu@yzhu88·
@AkiyoshiKitaoka by gradually adjusting the test color and asking participants to identify the (different) test color we can experimentally derive the color perception thresholds, and surely enough the results qualitatively match the famous macadam ellipses.
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