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This is a nice simple article exploring an interesting problem. I hope they use a fixed seed for their random function when probabilistically covering parts of
by AndrewOMartin 5y ago
This is a nice simple article exploring an interesting problem.
I hope they use a fixed seed for their random function when probabilistically covering parts of the image.
If not it might mean one could refresh the image a few times and get different parts covered. If so, you could then knit together a full image by combining just the uncovered parts.
- _def 5y agoThere is no need to generate more than one.
- serjester 5y agoWhile I’m not an expert, stitching together images like that seems like a far from a trivial problem.
- donkarma 5y agoIt might be an issue to automate but it should be pretty simple manually
- rognjen 5y agoGiven the polygons are regular shape and size it would be simpler then you might imagine. It just might take a couple of tries to get the size correct. For the blurred triangles I think it would take a bit more work but I'm fairly sure there are ways to detect which image has more edges based on which you can guess which is the blurred segment.
- hypertele-Xii 5y agoDoing the transform each time the image is requested would be stupid. You'd do it once on upload.
- rognjen 5y ago> fixed seed Yeah, the idea was that the preview would be generated on upload