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by mxfh 1y ago
That what I wondering, for sharp narrow corners like with that pac-man mouth center and in font rendering composite/multichannel is probably the better approach for any situation where the there is potential for self-intersection of th
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by mxfh 1y ago
That Pac-Man “mouth” is collapsing to a constant width line like halfway in for the last for examples for me. Having some weird mid-length discontinuity in the edge direction for me. Not just perceptually. Maybe I’m misunderstanding somethi
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by mxfh 1y ago
The minute black area on the inner part of the sector getting perceptually boosted with the same ramp width like the outer area is effectively how an outline on a shape would behave, not two shapes with no stroke width. I would expect the o
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by mxfh 1y ago
It's quite a hybrid would count this a in-camera, not pure practical. not to this discount this but to encourage mixing media. Lots of projection mapping going on which is pretty much capturing a digital screen on other surfaces.
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by mxfh 1y ago
millimillions ? So thats 200,000 Dollars? Did a LLM write this?
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by mxfh 1y ago
Weirdest disconnect of content to headline. In short: If your M1 is still working fine, don't do what I did.
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by mxfh 1y ago
Related case in the Netherlands: if you just think all dual citizens are up for no good as the pretext a lot of law abiding people's lifes will just get upended. If legislation, jurisdiction and law enforcement forget about basic princ
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The Electric Taxi Company You Could Have Called in 1900 (2011)(theatlantic.com)
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by mxfh 1y ago
What do you mean? Lossless animations with a soundtrack or some embeded video? This is 570k and runs in a webassembly runtime: https://archive.org/details/flash_badger SVG could do that too. Minimal javascript plus au
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The lost history of the electric car–and what it tells us about the future(2021)(theguardian.com)
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by mxfh 1y ago
The historical part completely misses the first boom of EV from 1890s to 1910s besides mentioning that they existed. The history of those is the big untold story here. It doesn't help if you're betting on the right tech too early.
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by mxfh 1y ago
Quite a few EU national libraries have legal desposits of cultural works extended to video games. It's not that far fetched for them to expect that their copies should be working. For ephemeral GaaS the libraries could require a video
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by mxfh 1y ago
That was not just Sony SimulView , the whole late stage of the 100/120 Hz 3D-TV hype lived on that promise before everything went back to 60hz for another 5 years. Had an LG that even came with those light passive polarizers tech Dua
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by mxfh 1y ago
Just because they are not heavily advertised, doesnt mean they don't exist. Dacia Sandero/Duster/Spring exist. (Renault) Citroen C1, Toyota Aygo, Peugeot 108, (VW up!.) Considering Volkswagen Group: With a choice of Skoda Fab
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by mxfh 1y ago
Normal aligned 3DGS was already proposed earlier[1]. This seems more like an iteration on getting performance improvement by moving from the theoretical principle closer to what the hardware is already doing well and finding a sweet spot of
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by mxfh 1y ago
The prior paper by the authors spends more time explaining what's happening, would start there: https://convexsplatting.github.io/ the seminal paper is still this one: https://repo-sam.inria.fr/fungraph
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by mxfh 1y ago
On capable devices actual downloading is even supported as an USP by most providers for offline/travel scenarios. Besides that there are even more externalities that differentiate them: Client and User requirements and targeted devices
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by mxfh 1y ago
I just don't get why it's reinventing the whole wheel here – try using an off-the-shelf codec and tack on a sparse correction. For example, encode frames with a modern lossless/near-lossless codec (AV1 with QP=0) and then app
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by mxfh 1y ago
That's exactly what im talking about. Re-Containerizing MPEG-TS as-is to something like mkv, vs. Transcoding is exactly what I'm talking about here. There are currently not any meaningful ways known to me, to even make MPEG2 files
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by mxfh 1y ago
I have trouble following the motivation here. Isn't the idea of lossless pretty meaningless for all consumer grade purposes, especially if the input example was already mangled through YouTube's transcoders? Besides possibly going
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by mxfh 1y ago
My go-to example is when some EU initiatives proposed labeling mobile phones by energy use. It completely missed the forest for the trees, as a prime example of overoptimization if your goal is carbon emissions reduction. Nearly any other d
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by mxfh 1y ago
I missed the MDA/EGA/CGA/Hercules era and jumped right into glorious VGA. Only start options for some DOS-games informed you about that drama in the mid 90s not having any idea what that meant otherwise.
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by mxfh 1y ago
Avoid cranking up the OLED brightness over 70% for static content and absolutely never drive SDR-Reds into the HDR range by using fake HDR-modes when having brightness high. I have a LG 2018 OLED that has some burnt in Minecraft hearts beca
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Half Life 2: Lost Coast HDR overview (2005)(bit-tech.net)
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by mxfh 1y ago
Just out of curiosity since your profile suggests your from an older cohort. Do you actively remember the Pixelmatix tone mapping era, or where you already old enough to see this as a passing fad, or was this a more niche thing than I remem
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by mxfh 1y ago
Funny enough HDR content works absolutely perfect as long as it stays on device that has both HDR-recording and display tech, aka smartphones. The problem starts with sending HDR content to SDR-only devices, or even just other HDR-standards
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by mxfh 1y ago
Maybe my response was part of the broader HDR symptom—that the acronym is overloaded with different meanings depending on where you're coming from. On the HN frontpage, people are likely thinking of one of at least three things: HDR as
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by mxfh 1y ago
Does anyone else find the hubris in the first paragraph writing as off-putting as I do? "we finally explain what HDR actually means" Then spends 2/3rds of the article on a tone mapping expedition, only to not address the el
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by mxfh 1y ago
It's has 5x exaggerated height by default, so maybe that's what makes it look wonky. Looks way better by 1x. If you really want to capture the full visual information of a painting, you'd need full PBR-style data — reflective
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by mxfh 1y ago
So it Twitter now, breaking news only bubble up after 6 hours after all the engagement slop has been served.

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