@jsundram

Engineering Director. Founder @mapwithai at @Meta. Violinist @HaydnEnthusiast. I ♥ maps, dataviz, Python, Classical ♫, portrait 📸, craft 🍸

 Somerville, MA
runningwithdata.com
Joined July 2009
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Monet meets quadtrees.
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If @Apple had invented the battery, Steve Jobs would have called it something cool like “the electron drive”
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Divam Gupta
@divamgupta12 Dec 2022
You can create tile-able textures from Stable Diffusion. Here’s how you can so this using few lines of code in Keras: colab.research.google.com/dr…
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Peter Wang 🦋
@pwang8 Oct 2022
Omg this is totally going to be a thing. This should be a Jupyter plugin.
Cody Blakeney
@code_star7 Oct 2022
I decided to turn my error into an image with stable diffusion. That seems about right.
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"cat on a hot tin roof gustav klimt oil painting heat artstation" fed to DiffusionBee by @divamgupta -- amazing, simple tool that makes Stable Diffusion super easy to run on your M1/M2 Mac.
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This electric violin made by Kevin Basle (ksblutherie.com/) using generative design is incredibly beautiful. I don't need an electric violin ... but I want this. autodesk.com/products/fusion…
Electric Violin by Kevin Basle

ALT Electric Violin by Kevin Basle

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Matt DesLauriers
@mattdesl12 Sep 2022
AI tool to generate colour palettes from any text prompt — #stablediffusion #ArtificialIntelligence
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amy o'kruk@amyokruk23 Aug 2022
data viz can be such a subtle art. first draft of my graphic showing subway rider traffic at boston stations versus final draft
A subway-map-style graphic showing subway rider traffic at Boston stations, where each station node is sized according to fares collected. The design is cluttered and there is no focus because of poor text hierarchy and color choices.

ALT A subway-map-style graphic showing subway rider traffic at Boston stations, where each station node is sized according to fares collected. The design is cluttered and there is no focus because of poor text hierarchy and color choices.

A subway-map-style graphic showing subway rider traffic at Boston stations, where each station node is sized according to fares collected. The design is improved because the text labels use size and color/opacity to create visual hierarchy. An annotation puts focus on the closed North Station, which usually services at least 8,600 riders on an average weekday.

ALT A subway-map-style graphic showing subway rider traffic at Boston stations, where each station node is sized according to fares collected. The design is improved because the text labels use size and color/opacity to create visual hierarchy. An annotation puts focus on the closed North Station, which usually services at least 8,600 riders on an average weekday.

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Hey @netflix my account was hacked and I spent 40 minutes chatting with a not only to be told that due to recent account changes, they couldn't restore my account and to "have a nice day"
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I made a tool to compare Webb's new images to Hubble! johnedchristensen.github.io/… #JamesWebbSpaceTelescope
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If a corporation can be defined as a person, why not redefine vaginas as AK47s. That way they’d be free of governmental restrictions by those who care about ‘the sanctity of life’.
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Rapid Editor@mapwithrapid17 May 2022
Over one *Billion* building footprints are now available in RapiD thanks to the folks over at Microsoft.
Jeff Underwood@jeffdefacto17 May 2022
AI building coverage is truly global now with Microsoft's latest release. Kudos to the team for releasing all this data freely! github.com/microsoft/GlobalM… This data, and all their previous releases, are all accessible for mapping on OpenStreetMap using mapwith.ai/rapid
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New York City is like Linux: - Spend the first year re-learning how to perform basic tasks - Spend the rest of your lifetime claiming how much better it is - Bad drivers
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Ed Hawkins@ed_hawkins10 May 2022
Choose your climate future.
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Rapid Editor@mapwithrapid27 Apr 2022
The talk that @bhousel and @dongleflop gave at SotM US on April 1st is up! Check it out to hear about the latest RapiD news, including the new webGL renderer work.
State of the Map US@sotmus27 Apr 2022
New on the #SOTMUS22 playlist! Find out "What's new with the RapiD Editor" with @bhousel Bryan Housel & Ben Clark: youtu.be/Kn7qusvEynU
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It's actually bad luck to say MacBook inside an office. You have to call it 'The Scottish Laptop'
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See who is coming to the OSM Africa April Mapathon this Saturday to #MapKenya🇰🇪- This time we are going to be using @MapWithAI and #RapiD - Join us! eventbrite.com/e/osm-africa-…
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Ed Conway
@EdConwaySky12 Feb 2022
The Humber Refinery in NE England.
This place looks and smells like a ghost of fossil fuel history. It's where they turn crude oil into petrol, jet fuel & many other petrochemical products.
It won't seem the obvious place to start a thread abt batteries.
But bear with me
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Rapid Editor@mapwithrapid1 Apr 2022
The team debuted a new RapiD today at #SOTMUS! mapwith.ai/rapid-sotm-2022 Completely rewritten using webGL, it has a drastically increased framerate and should feel much snappier. Browse to your favorite place and ZOOM OUT!
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Rapid Editor@mapwithrapid1 Apr 2022
The team is gearing up for 3 talks at #SOTMUS today! - Mapping pedestrian infra - New ML Datasets in Daylight - A special announcement for our RapiD editor!
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