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by shrinks99 9mo ago
Yes, and when working with footage shot with anamorphic lenses one will have to render the footage as non-square pixels, mapped to the square pixels of our screens, to view it at its intended aspect ratio. This process is done either at th
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Honing rods analyzed with an electron microscope – Scienceofsharp (2018)(scienceofsharp.com)
6 points by shrinks99 10mo ago|1 comments
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
What a bummer. It seems like what they're asking for here (a written agreement that users will be able to access 3rd party app stores) would be a win win win for Core Devices, Rebble, and users. Core Devices gets to look like a super
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
Pixar also ships Renderman support for Blender https://rmanwiki-26.pixar.com/space/RFB26
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
You can see everything in your field of vision, but the area DIRECTLY in the centre has the highest level of detail. This image has high frequency animated details that are not cognisized equally by your entire FOV. The animated bit right
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
Generally yes, but we're still working on it all these years later! This article by Chris Brejon offers a very in-depth look into the differences brought about by different display transforms: https://chrisbrejon.com/a
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
Most of Blender's icons are actually made in Penpot which is also what the Blender foundation uses for UI prototyping. The brush icons are made in Blender though! https://penpot.app/penpothub/libraries-templates&#
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
Serif (I guess Canva now) maintains their own which uses the Lensfun database.
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
Yeah, but Lensfun (the library they use for this) doesn't have anywhere to donate.
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
I'd buy some of these explinations, except the depth estimation, colorization, and super-resolution ML models they use in the app DO run locally and are still subscription-gated. Apple has been doing on-device machine learning for port
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
Cole (the author of didder) also has a GUI version called Dithertime: https://makew0rld.itch.io/dithertime
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
A friend of mine wrote one for Go with the goal of creating the best and most complete dithering library out there and I think he did a decent job. Worth a look if you're looking for reference implementations! Here's his: https:
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by shrinks99 11mo ago
RIP a ton of older audio plugins.
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by shrinks99 1y ago
I think Meshroom can use LIDAR data as an input now? I used it years ago for photogrammetry and camera tracking for some VFX work and it's an incredibly solid suite of open source tools for these types of tasks.
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Having talked at length with one of the developers from 18F at a conference who was fired along with many of the other folks that worked on Direct File, I can assure you that it's no longer being worked on. The 2024 site remains up so
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Sharply declining usage? I don't see the stats to back that up on https://bsky.jazco.dev/stats Usage has absolutely declined from peak switching periods where inevitibly some users won't stick around, but that&#x
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by shrinks99 1y ago
You should check out this blog post about somebody who did the same! https://fransskarman.com/phd_thesis_in_typst.html
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Not that new, I've been using IINA for years! It's pretty good.
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by shrinks99 1y ago
HTML in the Park is one of my favourite events in Toronto! Great crowd, I highly recommend attending yours or setting one up if nobody runs one.
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by shrinks99 1y ago
No way to save my creations though :(
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by shrinks99 1y ago
And THAT'S why my smart home stuff is on a seperate VLAN that isn't internet connected!
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by shrinks99 1y ago
If you don't know about it already and are a macOS user, you may appreciate https://x3fuse.com/
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Between Tangled, GitLab, Codeburg (Forgejo), and Gitea there's quite a lot of decent alternatives now compared to when GitHub first sold to MS. Having the entire world of FOSS integrated in one development platform was convenient but I
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by shrinks99 1y ago
From the readme: > NOTE: full bidirectional sync, like what nextcloud and syncthing does, will never be supported! Only single-direction sync (server-to-client, or client-to-server) is possible with copyparty Worth noting that if you&#x2
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Their 2016 post on how they render their lines is really nice and full of cool images: https://blog.transitapp.com/how-we-built-the-worlds-pretties...
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Very cool! I ran into the multiple bibliography issue when attempting to typeset my grandmother's PHD thesis which I was able to rescue from the 5.25" floppies it was originally stored on. I was planning on waiting until they so
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Woah cool web component!
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by shrinks99 1y ago
The Canadian government doesn't provide a DirectFile equivalent. The closest thing we have is Wealthsimple's tax software which just _happens_ to be free (and for what it's worth, in my experience, is also pretty good). I wo
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by shrinks99 1y ago
Lossless formats (specifically DPX & EXR sequences, usually with ZIP compression) are used frequently for real world footage in post-production workflows! Granted, most consumers don't run into this stuff. Photographers don'
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by shrinks99 1y ago
I've been super happy with Obsidian Web Clipper! It's worked really well for me with the one exception of importing publish dates (which is more than forgivable !)

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