Johnathon Selstad

> @Justsnoopy30 Jammy packages were release as part of 0.9.3 release. https://github.com/kasmtech/KasmVNC/releases/download/untagged-f566a3bf2b0dea1545c7/kasmvncserver_jammy_0.9.3_amd64.deb Hi @ledestin , it doesn't look like we can see that release. Is it publicly accessible?

Ah, interesting! That does indeed seem to fix the issue. I also note that the separation of the agents is disabled when not visualizing: https://github.com/NVlabs/DiffRL/blob/main/envs/ant.py#L94-L97 Perhaps this behavior is a...

Dividing initial velocities by their distance from the origin appears to normalize the velocities across the spread, even in visualization. I tested this by appending : ```python / torch.clamp_min(self.start_pos[env_ids, 2:3],...

There's a chance I put a 64-bit .dll into the 32-bit folder... the challenge with producing a 32-bit .dll is that all of the dependent libraries need their associated 32-bit...

I've been implementing [Approximate Radiosity using Stochastic Depth Buffering](http://xevius.org/papers/approxradpaper2010.pdf), which is a version of the recent sampled Shadows PR that tunnels through surfaces to cast rays throughout the scene. This...

 Took this on a Pixel 4 (the banding isn’t visible on Desktops with full float precision buffers... though I’d like to fix that with additional dithering...). @EliasHasle is there...

That artifact is very interesting; I think Radeon is the common element there. My wildest guess is that negative orthographic near clipping planes aren't supported on Radeon graphics cards on...

@donalffons It's probably better to move iteration talk here rather than a closed/merged PR ( https://github.com/donalffons/opencascade.js/pull/8#issuecomment-699593769 ). The good news: I seem to have resolved most of the major overload-based...

Apologies for confusing the OCCT versions, I was mostly just guessing due to the available documentation links I tried and correlating the release notes. Thank you for clarifying that! And...

Perfect; thank you, @donalffons! I’ll be sure to test them both soon! (Apologies, it’s been a bit of a busy work week)