Bien sûr ;)

And the live capture

I’ve started mass-producing tiny Firing Squad 1D Cellular Automata plots… Want some?

And the live capture

I’ve started mass-producing tiny Firing Squad 1D Cellular Automata plots… Want some?

Another Firing Squad Cellular Automata plot (Mazoyer’s solution).

Oh boy.. that was like 30 years ago 🙃…

As a young computer science student, I remember being amazed by this problem: a simple, purely theoretical setting, an extremely elegant algorithm, and fantastic illustrations.

A starting point for a very long journey in research…

… which leads to nice plots ;)

Firing squad synchronization problem - Wikipedia

This is related to elementary parallel computing models en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firing_...

Fun fact: my former mentor at ENS Lyon, Jacques Mazoyer, has designed the smallest minimal time solution (6 states only)

doi.org/10.1016%2F03...

Old but cool stuff, the Firing Squad Sync problem: For a 1d cellular automaton with n cells, how to design the transition rules (with the smallest number of states) such that all cells are synchronized at the same « FIRE » state?

A game changer for me ;)

Personally, overpic is my ultimate latex cheat code. I even ended up having a 0px png to get a global coordinate system in the all page… 😈

(+1 for tikz btw)

And it’s opensource!

With a simple CSV—one recipient per line with their details—you can easily create template messages to generate drafts mails to review in Mail.

No webapp, no fancy service. You stay in control.

GitHub - dcoeurjo/MailLoom: MailLoom is a simple macOS app that lets you create personalized email drafts in Mail.app using a CSV file MailLoom is a simple macOS app that lets you create personalized email drafts in Mail.app using a CSV file - dcoeurjo/MailLoom

I was looking for a simple macOS tool to draft personalized Mail.app emails from a CSV file—couldn’t find anything.

So here you have MailLoom: github.com/dcoeurjo/Mai...

This is a fantastic program for people of underrepresented genders in the graphics (and hci/graphics) research space. Please share with your network and gently bully your colleagues and advisees into applying. Deadline March 27, application package is fairly light!

I may have the same setup, except for the iconic 2017 mug ;)

Pretty nice neighborhood ;)

(Bon… un peu bête.. pas moyen de revenir en arrière sans doute)

Fake news! (J’étais déjà en EN). Si tu repasses en FR ça revient ?

I definitely agree. 👏👏 @nholzschuch.bsky.social !

I am very lucky to work with @nbonneel.bsky.social Vincent Nivoliers and @dcoeurjo.bsky.social !

Super happy and honored to share that our paper "BSP-OT: Sparse transport plans between discrete measures in log-linear time" won a *Best paper award* at SIGGRAPH Asia 2025!

If you are here, come see my presentation about this work Wednesday afternoon!

Many thanks to the award committee!

TD;DR: The GRSI encourages authors to share code and data, allowing others to reproduce their published results. Papers that meet the criteria receive a "replicability stamp," as recognition for transparency and reproducibility supported by major publishers, journals, and conferences in the field.

The Graphics Replicability Stamp Initiative (GRSI, www.replicabilitystamp.org), a community-driven initiative to promote replicability in Graphics research, is seeking volunteers.

More details in the 'Volunteering' section of the home page.

Source Code now available for our ACM SIGGRAPH project
C-Tubes: Design and Optimization of Tubular Structures Composed of Developable Strips

Paper and code: go.epfl.ch/c-tubes

Authors: Michele Vidulis *, Klara Mundilova *, Quentin Becker *, Florin Isvoranu, Mark Pauly
*joint first authors

Glad to share with you our last paper to be presented @ SIGGRAPH Asia 2025 !
Kudos @baptiste-genest.bsky.social