Long Wang
@longw010.bsky.social
image processing & interesting tools
Just found DeepWiki: it might change how we use GitHub.
Paste any public GitHub repo URL and replace the `github` to `deepwiki`:
🔍 Auto-generated structure & module descriptions
🧠 A Q&A engine with deep research
⚡️ Especially helpful for large, complex repos
Manual indexing(2–10min) for new repos.
Paste any public GitHub repo URL and replace the `github` to `deepwiki`:
🔍 Auto-generated structure & module descriptions
🧠 A Q&A engine with deep research
⚡️ Especially helpful for large, complex repos
Manual indexing(2–10min) for new repos.
April 30, 2025 at 9:09 AM
Just found DeepWiki: it might change how we use GitHub.
Paste any public GitHub repo URL and replace the `github` to `deepwiki`:
🔍 Auto-generated structure & module descriptions
🧠 A Q&A engine with deep research
⚡️ Especially helpful for large, complex repos
Manual indexing(2–10min) for new repos.
Paste any public GitHub repo URL and replace the `github` to `deepwiki`:
🔍 Auto-generated structure & module descriptions
🧠 A Q&A engine with deep research
⚡️ Especially helpful for large, complex repos
Manual indexing(2–10min) for new repos.
Reposted by Long Wang
We present InverseBench for benchmarking plug-and-play diffusion approaches for inverse problems in physical sciences.
PnP diffusion approaches are attractive for scientific inverse problems because they can flexibly incorporate domain-specific models.
Website: devzhk.github.io/InverseBench/
PnP diffusion approaches are attractive for scientific inverse problems because they can flexibly incorporate domain-specific models.
Website: devzhk.github.io/InverseBench/
March 14, 2025 at 4:26 PM
We present InverseBench for benchmarking plug-and-play diffusion approaches for inverse problems in physical sciences.
PnP diffusion approaches are attractive for scientific inverse problems because they can flexibly incorporate domain-specific models.
Website: devzhk.github.io/InverseBench/
PnP diffusion approaches are attractive for scientific inverse problems because they can flexibly incorporate domain-specific models.
Website: devzhk.github.io/InverseBench/
Every tool's getting a facelift — from Chrome to Dia, from Conda to PDM. Feels like everything’s leveling up. Wondering what’s next on the upgrade list.
April 21, 2025 at 3:00 PM
Every tool's getting a facelift — from Chrome to Dia, from Conda to PDM. Feels like everything’s leveling up. Wondering what’s next on the upgrade list.
Just came across this cool little experiment: a running game that uses your webcam to track your movements. it is an AI companion that gives real-time feedback and tips. Makes running way more fun. You can try it directly here: camrun.beautare.com or check out the code: github.com/Jamesun921/c...
April 20, 2025 at 3:24 PM
Just came across this cool little experiment: a running game that uses your webcam to track your movements. it is an AI companion that gives real-time feedback and tips. Makes running way more fun. You can try it directly here: camrun.beautare.com or check out the code: github.com/Jamesun921/c...