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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
The developer blog is pretty good. https://code.blender.org/
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
There's a fork called Bforartists which recreates this workflow in Blender. https://www.bforartists.de/
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
If you're familiar with Blender and want to try making some 3D L-systems, the Animation Nodes addon has a handy L-system node.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Love Skee Mask. New record came out last week and it's pretty good! https://iliantape.bandcamp.com/album/itlp09-skee-mask-pool
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
From the cursed computer iceberg posted the other week, "font hinting is Turing complete". https://suricrasia.online/iceberg/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TrueType#Hinting_language
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
And if they're frozen soon after picking they can be more nutritious than fresh vegetables that have been out of the ground longer.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
It's about ergonomics. To me, a mechanical keyboard is more comfortable to type on. I actually chose the camera I use for a similar reason. It doesn't have the fanciest electronics, but it has all the important controls on physica
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Off-topic, but I've noticed that certain dithering patterns cause my monitor to fluctuate in brightness. Does anyone know what this could be?
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Not quite what you're asking for, but it's really good. https://makingmusic.ableton.com/
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Go to bed earlier, get up earlier, and do your hobbies before you start work when you have maximum energy.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
The Action Lab had a great video about this effect recently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrgKUFbwNf0
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Our cat loves olives too, it's the only vegetable he'll eat. Always wondered if it was a unique quirk but I guess not!
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
For anyone not quite ready to splurge, but who wants to try 3D L-Systems, a combination of Blender and the Animation Nodes addon is a free and open source alternative.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
I've been using this to ssh into my work laptop from my windows desktop since wfh started. I use tmux to keep persistent sessions on the laptop. The problem with Windows Terminal is that, for this setup at least, the redraw is incredib
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
I just started watching the intro to linear algebra course this morning, so this is quite the coincidence! I'm really appreciating how visual the explanations are, I find it much easier to reason about these things geometrically.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Yes, it's not "The end of this particular rainbow", it's "rainbows have an end". It bugged me until I got to that part of the book.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
What can help here is to understand that you'll never be able to do it exactly like the person you're comparing yourself to because you are not them. Conversely, no one else will be able to do it exactly like you. So figure out wh
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
You need fancy lenses to do UV photography. From wikipedia: "For UV photography it is necessary to use specially developed lenses having elements made from fused quartz or quartz and fluorite." Veritasium has a video using a speci
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Plus one on Grant, he does a lot of livestreams too and critiques viewer submissions.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
I did the CGBoost beginner series last summer. It's a paid course but because if that it's much more comprehensive and higher quality than a lot of the free stuff on YouTube. It takes you from zero to making an animation of a sci
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
For longer articles I save them to pocket and read them on my kobo e-reader.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
Martin from Wintergatan (of Marble Machine fame) has made a bass guitar with a separate pickup and output for every string. This lets him do things like mute one string when another starts playing in software, as he won't always have h
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
I believe this is called wavefolding - there's a button for it in the demo which gives a very similar picture to yours.
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
This is really interesting! One way to get a clearer sound with modern high-gain metal tone is to record each note of a chord running through the amp individually. (I can't remember exactly, but I think this avoids "intermodulatio
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
They've been talking about this a bit on the Switched on Pop podcast. Here's a whole episode on the subject: https://switchedonpop.com/episodes/return-of-the-guitar-hals...
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
I have fond memories of "Llanfairpwllgwyngyllgogerychwyrndrobwllllantysiliogogogoch". Our primary-school bus driver had a tape that taught you how to pronounce it step-by-step. To this day the only part I can actually pronounce is
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
"Obsidian (volcanic glass) scalpels have been considered as an alternative to steel scalpels due to the narrowness of the cutting edge. When incisions made with each type of scalpel are viewed microscopically, one made with a steel sca
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by hrnnnnnn 6y ago
It's the actual content of the ads. The images, video and sound created by an ad agency.
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by hrnnnnnn 7y ago
How to build synthesisers using The Grid in bitwig studio. It's a modular construction kit for synths that takes advantage of the fact that it's software, rather than trying to ape physical synth modules.
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by hrnnnnnn 7y ago
Synthwave meets arena rock? If you haven't heard it already you're going to love this! https://youtu.be/98DDgbtE-eU

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