How to Make Your Page Powered by Jekyll & AcademicPages Visible to Search Engine

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Published: December 16, 2024

It just take several simple steps to make your page powered by Jekyll & AcademicPages visible to search engine(taking Google as example)!

Your persoanl homepage will not automatically be visible to search engine, which means others cannot find your page (but still can access your page through URL) through searching for your names or other relevant information. Hence, you need to take a few steps to “register” your webpage to make it available to search engine

1. Go to Google Search Console.
2. Add your website (take this webpage as an example: https://tom-liii.github.io/) as a property.
3. Select the HTML file upload method.
4. Download the HTML verification file (e.g., google1234567890abcdef.html).
5. Place the HTML verification file to the root of your Jekyll project or Github repository.
6. Add the following to include section in _config.yml as following:

   include:
     ...
     - google1234567890abcdef.html
   

7. Now your can verify the ownership of your page.
8. Wait for the search engine to process your data, which may take a day or so.

Adding Conditional Control to Text-to-Image Diffusion Models

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Published: December 16, 2024

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Introduction

Start Learning Diffusion Model!

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Published: December 10, 2024

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Overview

• Introduction to Diffusion Model
• The Architecture of Diffusion Model
• Connecting Diffusion Model with Real-World Application — Take Text-to-Image Generation as an Example
• Start Playing with Diffusion Models!