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Shape Decomposition for Multi-channel Distance Fields by Zach Tellman [PWL SF]
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- Presented by Zach Tellman, author of Elements of Clojure
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Zach Tellman explains the mathematics and algorithms behind multi-channel distance fields for high-quality vector and font rendering.
Papers We Love San Francisco 10/2018 --- Mini Ramon Nogueira on BlinkDB: Queries with Bounded Errors and Bounded Response Times on Very Large Data - sameeragarwal.github.io/blinkdb_eurosys13.pdf Ramon's Bio Ramon is a software engineer with a passion for making large systems easier to understand and operate. He currently works at Google on OpenCensus: an open source metrics and distributed tracing library for microservices. Previous hits include iCloud storage APIs at Apple, and startups in London and Johannesburg Main Talk Zach Tellman on Shape Decomposition for Multi-channel Distance Fields - dspace.cvut.cz/bitstream/handle/10467/62770/F8-DP-2015-Chlum… Zach's Bio Zach consults on the design of distributed systems and APIs. He has written "Elements of Clojure", a book which tries to put words to what most experienced engineers already know, and is working on a tool for exploratory data processing.Why it's here
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