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omershapira
6y ago
If someone were to take this seriously, a node-based image editor on the web is well-overdue, from a technology and UI perspective. Apple (nreal) Shake is exactly 25 years old today, and many other interactive framerate node-based image too
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omershapira
6y ago
A labor pool doesn't increase because a company magically discovered under-served minorities. People who ignore how large their competition was to begin with tend to develop terminal exceptionalism.
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omershapira
6y ago
I once made a PHP page which fetches a random wikipedia article, but changes the title to "What the fuck is [TOPIC]?". It was incredibly funny, until I started getting angry emails from people, mostly threatening a form of libel l
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omershapira
6y ago
This, alongside JSTOR's declaration of open access[1], shows that all major players in the Aaron Swartz case had other choices. RIP [1] https://about.jstor.org/oa-and-free/
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omershapira
7y ago
10 points for resisting the temptation to call it "Ive Made a Mistake".
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omershapira
8y ago
Good time as ever to mention that Foursquare is still great in every big city I try it in.
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omershapira
8y ago
> Classic tube guitar amps got a lot of their tone from the phase splitter, power amp tubes, and power amp transformers. Don't expect an all-nutube-amp. Subjectively, the one effect often missing from preamp-only tube amps I'
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omershapira
8y ago
I wonder if the 'Master'/'Slave' terminology is necessary here? Aside from being problematic, does it really describe the setup more than 'Primary'/'Secondary'?
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The Painful Introduction to Virtual Reality
(omershapira.com)
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10y ago
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omershapira
11y ago
openFrameworks is extremely supportive, built from the ground up using volunteers, receives regular contributions by artists giving code back, and is in constant need of quality control (so many platforms to support natively...) https:
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omershapira
11y ago
Horizon, a game based on rolling shutter mechanics, but with geometry instead of pixels: http://omershapira.com/portfolio/horizon-a-4d-game/
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omershapira
12y ago
Could you leave contact details? Or alternatively, find my info in my profile.
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“The report will be sent to Apple automatically”
(twitter.com)
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12y ago
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Pplkpr
(pplkpr.com)
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omershapira
12y ago
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Pro Bono I: A Speaker That Only Plays U2's New Album
(unstable.technology)
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12y ago
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CLOUDS Interactive Documentary Open Sourced
(github.com)
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12y ago
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omershapira
12y ago
Video editing features are all quantised to one frame – that's why Avid shows that frame as a range, not a point. Audio editing tends to be continuous rather than discreet, so it's a different UI strategy. There's no "en
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omershapira
12y ago
It's funny how this idea exists in every paradigm I can think of. In video editing, Avid Media Composer has an unparalleled function composition feature. All of the UI depends on it - the alt-keys form related commands, every tool has
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Nobody Goes to Art School to Make Money, so Fuck Off.
(medium.com)
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12y ago
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An Emergency Phone Plays Distress Calls From Servers Hit By DDoS
(ddsos.technology)
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13y ago
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omershapira
13y ago
Thanks for this. Not too common that good art appears here.
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The Internet Terror Phone
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13y ago
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omershapira
13y ago
They do different things. Not clear what can be discussed online, but the Kinect 1 is on its way out, and there's no open source replacement as of yet.
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omershapira
13y ago
The story is a change of paradigm as well. Primesense sold depth capture hardware, the kind that made lot of open source projects possible. Killing openNI is the final nail in this coffin. The open source depth capture world is left in a vo
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Apple is shutting down OpenNI
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omershapira
13y ago
Tweeting the entire film (24f * 60s * 110m) every half hour for a month (2f * 24h * 30d) would leave the film at the first minute of credits. Obviously that wasn't what was going on. Now, if you will, try to define 'commentary
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omershapira
13y ago
This being fair use or not is debatable (and hence the legality, which you find shockingly straightforward). The big deal is that 'culture' and 'fandom' are wired in mysterious and awkward ways to 'property'. I
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omershapira
13y ago
Yes, this form of social engineering is just a minor annoyance. Still, there are multiple ways of making the world a better place if you only had those 15 seconds of attention back.
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omershapira
13y ago
I, uh, one question please. How is making something that farms humans for time and influence – while deceiving them into believing they're interacting with a human – sit with you morally? Is it part of any future you'd like to ima
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omershapira
13y ago
This looks really powerful, the feature list definitely allows making a decent game, and the growing trend of minimal UI in dev kits is a really promising direction; though I can't help but wondering about open source platform beginnin
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