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by krebby 11mo ago
I'm working on an open source tool called noodles.gl that uses this library and it's been great. The devs have been good about keeping a cadence of solid changes and keeping the community updated, and overall I'm happy to hav
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by krebby 1y ago
Such a sweet story! My friend actually went to the author's Borg party a few weeks ago and I'm second-guessing my choices that night after reading this. Funny to see it on Hacker News! If you guys like reading about this kind of t
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by krebby 1y ago
Grasshopper for Rhino is a big one, or VisualCAD/CAM. Blender, Houdini, or Unreal Blueprints are others. It gives you the exploration benefits of a UI plus the procedural benefits of code. Inputs tend to be auto-bound which makes explo
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by krebby 1y ago
How about a visual programming language? Plenty of 3D and CAD software uses a VPL for procedural design, which helps a ton to bring out the benefits of both
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by krebby 1y ago
I think this is referring to the fact that React uses synthetic event listeners - it's cheaper to bind an event listener once at the root and do your own element matching than it is to continuously bind and unbind listeners. https:&#x
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by krebby 1y ago
IMO it's simple enough to just write directly without library code. For most cases, the Element Capture or Region Capture API should be sufficient: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Sc
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by krebby 1y ago
What were your needs that the API didn't meet?
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by krebby 1y ago
How does this compare to something like the the Media Capture API? Looks like this uses `canvas.toDataURL()` which can be slow to serialize compared to `toBlob` or `canvas.captureStream(0).getVideoTracks()` I've been using CropTarget.f
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by krebby 1y ago
Getting better! https://simonwillison.net/2024/Oct/25/pelicans-on-a-bicycle/
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by krebby 2y ago
Trunk
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by krebby 2y ago
Some really nice example visualizations from Matt Yarri and Julia Lynn at the MTA: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/matt-yarri_some-of-the-data-w... https://new.mta.info/article/introducing-subway-o
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by krebby 2y ago
They write these emails knowing that they'll be public record at some point. The audience is as much internal as it is for the history books. The details get hashed out offline, while the record gets preserved as an email
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by krebby 2y ago
For anything more advanced than a simple easing function or some basic keyframes on one or two channels you'll quickly run into the limitations of this approach. I've been using Theatre.js the last few years and really loving it.
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by krebby 2y ago
Another good option is Neptyne. Integrates with Google Sheets (provided you're comfortable storing your data there)
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by krebby 2y ago
This would be fun to use with Chernoff Faces https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernoff_face
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by krebby 3y ago
The reference video ( https://youtu.be/Zqw4-1LcfWg ) says they use a NeRF / structure from motion and then create a mesh with marching cubes from the generated radiance field. This is how most soa text-to-object generato
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by krebby 3y ago
I think we're broadly in agreement but I'm responding to the bit about "What will happen to the 5% profit margin business? Do you think customers will keep rewarding them?". If you only ever reward investments with high
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by krebby 3y ago
The issue is that this leads into Dutch Disease. When a single tulip bulb can buy you a house, why bother becoming a carpenter? Society needs carpenters way more than it needs tulip growers. That 10% growth rate may or may not be factoring
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Flying Taxis Are Coming in 2024. You Read That Right(rollingstone.com)
1 points by krebby 3y ago|0 comments
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by krebby 3y ago
The Corridor Crew just did a good legal analysis on this a couple weeks ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2dIvUAd5QE&t=533s Basically the Disney brand has gotten so huge and diversified that a public domain Mickey i
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by krebby 3y ago
Yes, they're essentially optimizing for separate things: https://mattdesl.svbtle.com/drawing-lines-is-hard SVG naturally spends a lot of time and resources tessellating paths into triangle strips, which requires miteri
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by krebby 3y ago
This looks great! I love how intuitive the editor is. For those who need a bit more advanced timeline, check out Theatre.js. Nice to see more motion on the web platform!
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by krebby 3y ago
Yeah unfortunately differentiable SVG rendering is still something that is very difficult to accomplish with diffusion models. I looked into this last year and found VectorFusion [0][1], which appears to be using a similar technique to this
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by krebby 3y ago
Encoding alpha, please! https://github.com/w3c/webcodecs/issues/672 Thanks for the great work on WebCodecs!
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by krebby 3y ago
And a great Hipster Hitler T-shirt http://hipsterhitler.com/comics/19_eastern_front.jpg
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by krebby 3y ago
What's "lower level" in this context? And why shouldn't we assume that assembly language or even circuit design will also be affected by describing in natural language? We've heard variations on this argument for de
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by krebby 3y ago
Great post. I really like the idea of explicitly enumerating all state possibilities for a correctness guarantee. This seems spot on for how I want to think about distributed systems. Am I right in assuming this solution is somewhere in bet
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by krebby 3y ago
You can often find a camera attached to a motion controlled robot arm on the red carpet these days, going back a few years now: https://petapixel.com/2019/02/28/this-robot-shoots-stunning-... The entertainmen
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by krebby 3y ago
If no one steps up to challenge Waymo in this space in a reasonable timeframe, Waymo wins. If they do, Uber wins. Uber's play is as a platform. They win if there are several SDC providers (with working autonomy). As an analogy, they&#x
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by krebby 3y ago
I think you're underplaying the difficulty of what Uber has built. Uber is an operations-heavy business. Determining pricing strategies, handling incidents, and working with local governments is at the core of its service. Google has t

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