Christopher Olah

Hey Brad, I agree that it would be really cool to have more function parameters. The types that would develop if we made everything polymorphic in Haskell might be a...

That's just going to shift it. You want a higher frequency. Something like `r x = 20 + sin(5*x)` is likely closer to what you want.

A comment: `linear_extrude` now supports `scale` and `translate` options on the extopenscad end.

Thanks for bringing this up! `linear_extrude` now has `scale` and `translate` arguments to facilitate this (it's not arbitrary paths, but it's still powerful). There's also `extrudeOnEdgeOf` in the Haskell code....

That's an interesting object! Sorry I haven't been able to look into this before now. Super super busy. I've seen issues similar to this before. They were related to mesh...

I confirmed that if you comment out the tesseltateLoop case starting at line 43 of `Graphics/Implicit/Export/Render/TesselateLoop.hs` , which is responsible for generating squares (which are the merged if possible, and...

Yeah, the only reason this isn't here is syntax... There's also some cases, like rotate_extrude, where there's multiple notions of rounding we might have. I'm open to suggestions. In particular...

Since t-SNE is largely trying to preserve the local structure of the data, one might not expect it to be every helpful for seeing linear separability. This example shows that...

Hi Hans! I totally agree that explicitly visualizing the receptive field is a valuable thing one could add. You can see it implicitly in a neuron feature visualization, but you...

@hardmaru -- can you look at this?