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\tlcventry{2020/10}{2021/2}{Consulting}{}{}{}{
Numerical optimization, realtime camera localization based on custom primitives
\emph{Meta}:
I'll make an effort to never ever use Bazel any more.
I'll make an effort to never ever use Bazel again.
}
\tlcventry{2020/7}{2020/9}{Backend}{Freelance}{Moscow}{}{
\emph{Good}:
Recovered a legacy outsource backend project from chaotic dependencies
(basic dependency injection and mocking, brewn on plain functions), and
other common \emph{Flask}'s fallacies and pythonic abominations (like
threadlocals-hell or ad hoc magic instead of structured parsing and
threadlocals-hell or fragile ad hoc magic instead of structured parsing and
validation with proper error signaling)
\emph{Meta}:
Couldn't help getting distracted by the research projects I was carrying out simultaneously
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was supposed to do it quick -- the constraint that I'm not sure I've
entirely satisfied), all related, roughly, to geometry processing. I
implemented my own
\emph{B-splines}~\citep{de1978practical,de2012splinefunktionen}, played
with some template-based \emph{face tracking}, and
\emph{B-splines}~\citep{de1978practical,de2012splinefunktionen},
played with template-based \emph{face tracking}, and
\href{https://www.dgp.toronto.edu/~karan/pdf/ksinghpaperwire.pdf}{deformation
models}. I had some quite extensive discussions of software engineering
practices and design with the team, and I sometimes think that perhaps
I too made a small difference.
practices and design with the team, and I sometimes like to think that
perhaps I too made a small difference.
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\emph{Meta}:
I've confirmed I actually tend to over-engineer things. Over-engineered
things are are expensive to maintain. I can be... un-easy in
communication. On the other hand, I am by this day inspired by GNU
Eigen's use of meta-programming. I'm pretty certain that designing
domain-specific languages to make specific complex problems look
simpler is exactly our bright future.
things are expensive to maintain. On the other hand, I am by this day
inspired by GNU Eigen's use of meta-programming, doing the bulk of the
work at compile time. I'm pretty certain that designing domain-specific
languages to make specific complex problems look simpler is exactly our
bright future. Not to imply that Eigen is too simple or templates are
the perfect tool for the job...
\end{flushleft}
}
\section{Academia}
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\href{https://arxiv.org/abs/2005.02819}{(ICML GRL+ Workshop; previous
version presented on ELLIS GRDL Workshop)}
As with my other collaborations
with Max,~Rasoul,\&co, I worked out the mathematical grounds and carried out the
with Max,~Rasoul,~\&co, I worked out the mathematical grounds and carried out the
discussions of the software design.
}
\tldatecventry{2019}{
Co-author,~\citep{denoiseBoth}}{}{}{}{
\href{https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.04776}A
very minor, neglegible, part in the implementation (something to do with
undistortion of pictures taken with a lense)}
\href{https://arxiv.org/abs/2009.04776}
A very minor, neglegible, part in the implementation (something to do with
undistortion of pictures taken with a lense)}
\tldatecventry{2018}{\href{https://github.com/newkozlukov/jpcs-2017}{Spectral
properties of perturbations of Kronecker products of self-adjoint matrices with
simple spectrum~\citep{Koz18}}}{}{}{}{
I then generalized the result to Kronecker prodcuts of matrices, for
simplicity only considering self-adjoint cases. The intenion was to proceed
with a general Banachs-space setting (infinite dimensions) but never got
with a general (infinite-dimensional) Banach-space setting, but I never got
around to actually carry that out.
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\tldatecventry{2017}{
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A delve into spectral perturbation theory~\citep{baskakov1987theorem},
``linear functional analysis'', differential equations, etc.
We'd talk a lot about solutions of differential equations and optimal control problems
without actually solving any.
In the courses we'd talk a lot about solutions of differential equations
and optimal control problems without actually solving any.
\href{https://github.com/newkozlukov/jpcs-2017}{Published my first
single-author peer-reviewed papers} in mathematical magazines.
I focused on Mathematics for my Bachelor's, but in spare time I had some
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primitives, silly carricatures of gamedev (XNA), GUI programming (forms,
WPF, web frontend) -- learning ``stuff'', here and there. My first
experience of almost failing the defense by perpetually postponing
decisions and creating things overnight. Supervised by Dmitry
decisions and assembling things overnight. Supervised by Dmitry
Babi\'c.
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\emph{Meta}: I had my repentance early during my Bachelor's. Now I'm not
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