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@yesnoerror
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  • @yesnoerror
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    DINOcular is a new approach to vision models that finally lets transformers natively “see” in 3-D. Instead of ignoring depth, it fuses RGB and depth in a single self-supervised backbone—injecting 3-D geometry into attention and patch embeddings. The results: On 3-D
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  • @yesnoerror
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    3D Gaussian Splatting scenes are powerful but huge—think 300 MB+ files, unusable on web or mobile. KISS-GS fixes that with a modular 4-stage pipeline: prune, encode, (optionally) fine-tune, done. The results: 85x–319x file size reductions with no visible quality loss. Decoding?
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  • @yesnoerror
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    Aug 30
    The Gaussian (RBF) kernel is everywhere in ML—but this new paper argues it should *never* be your default for Gaussian-process regression. Why? Two mathematically-proven failures: — Its variance shrinks *factorially fast* away from data, leading to catastrophic overconfidence. —
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    Aug 29
    FlashNormal is a breakthrough in surface detail capture: just snap one photo with flash, one without, and get photometric-stereo-level surface normals—no lab setup needed. It encodes flash/ambient images separately, then fuses them with a coarse normal prior in a diffusion model
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    Aug 29
    How do you make LLMs smarter without any ground-truth labels? TTPO is a new method that lets models teach themselves at test time, by sampling multiple answers, voting, and learning from agreement *and* disagreement. On five tough math benchmarks, TTPO boosts Qwen3-1.7B from
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