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by spython 2y ago
A few times in my career I've been looking for exactly this role, a place that would value sense and design/ux sensibility as well as an understanding of what is technically possible. Larger companies don't hire for this role
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by spython 2y ago
You can calibrate your gut feeling, though. You do it, every day, as you go through life. You get a gut feeling that a specific person might be difficult, and you can override it consciously. But I often find that the “gut” feeling is more
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by spython 2y ago
Honestly, my gut is much less welcoming to the idea of me visiting McDonalds than my mouth. My gut says “I will feel bad”, my mouth screams “tastebuds demand an experience!”
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by spython 2y ago
After having worked with Latour (for two years, on his last exhibition and my artistic research), I got the feeling that he is much more a speaking philosopher, rather than a writing one. I found his speeches easier to grok and, once I star
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by spython 2y ago
I think it's so that the fingers holding the device don't obstruct the view/ don't get counted as touch event.
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by spython 2y ago
They extract value from an open source project, use the resources/bandwidth of plugin repositories, position(ed) themselves as WordPress affiliated (the branding can easily be understood as WPengine being core WordPress), and contribut
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by spython 2y ago
This looks really good! What is your process to get this kind of high quality LoRAs?
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by spython 2y ago
In early photography history there was a pictorialist movement where people used special sort focus lenses to introduce more of a painterly quality. These lenses, such as Rodenstock Imagon still exist and are sought after.
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by spython 2y ago
What are some of the most helpful techniques and add-ons that you use?
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by spython 2y ago
It is by the same author who created Ottercast[0] and has apparently been developed during GPN[1], a Chaos Computer Club event in Karlsruhe, Germany that ended two days ago. [0] https://github.com/Ottercast/OtterCastAud
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by spython 2y ago
Indeed, it is after all more of a mechanical extraction than a chemical one. I remember seeing tiny bits of grass floating in the tincture after extracting the scent of fresh grass - the cavitation bubbles practically shattered the cell str
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by spython 2y ago
I'll repeat my comment from the previous discussion, as ultrasound can be used to extract many things quickly: Alternatively you could use a (quite affordable) ultrasonic machine designed for gentle cleaning of jewelry, dentures, glass
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by spython 2y ago
I agree, and in some countries it does feel like your children get 'institutionalized'. Still, even there, there are differences between schools. What my parents did was to visit the schools, talk to the teachers, see whether they
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by spython 2y ago
From my experience with attending four schools in two countries - it is often the quality and the personality of the teacher that influences what I was learning, not so much the curriculum. I see very little chance for radical thought being
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by spython 2y ago
You might consider alternative schools like Waldorf or Montessori for your kids. It's not like there is only one kind of school available.
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by spython 2y ago
Why would that be considered a flaw? The rationale behind it is the same as behind the inability to name your child XAe or any random assortment of letters – to not make the future difficult for your child, even if you as a parent might wan
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Seeing and Smelling the Critical Zone(rybakov.com)
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by spython 2y ago
Or you could use a (quite affordable) ultrasonic machine designed for gentle cleaning of jewelry, dentures, glasses.. I've used one to extract fragrance from biological material for an artistic project[0], and it worked really well. In
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by spython 2y ago
Have you looked into Mapillary? Could be a viable alternative, even though the image quality varies a lot.
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by spython 2y ago
Really nice! I did a quick test some weeks ago and apparently using google street view images to generate Gaussian splats works quite well: https://www.instagram.com/p/C2xozxVAdpG/ (I just took screenshots of the
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by spython 3y ago
A pro photographer friend of mine stopped using Tilt/Shift lenses for architecture, he says the image quality is noticeably better if you correct the perspective in photoshop/lightroom afterwards.
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by spython 3y ago
What aesthetically pleasant URL!
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by spython 3y ago
Theoretically, it should be possible to create images from a static video feed that have higher resolution than the video. Also, it would be interesting to see if an upscaling model can de trained on a specific high-res image (taken e.g. wi
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by spython 3y ago
Just out of curiosity, what is wrong with YouTube Music?
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by spython 3y ago
Years ago I was very happy with the GoodReader app, haven't used it recently though.
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by spython 3y ago
I had the same impression. Calibre is immensely powerful but highly opinionated. A bit like a chaotic work bench, where you know exactly where everything is, if you are the originator of the chaos.
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by spython 3y ago
Looks great! Just last week I tried to use Calibre again and fell into the black hole that is its UI.. Thought of donating some UI/UX work but felt like that would be a multi-year project. Perhaps I could support you with UI/UX in
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by spython 3y ago
In Firefox's about:config switch dom.event.contextmenu.enabled to false to always allow right click. Though it is a bit unnerving on sites with custom right click menus, like discord or google docs.
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by spython 3y ago
Quoting Ayn Rand at face value in a scientific paper - that disqualifies it for me.
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by spython 3y ago
A classic. I did a take on that with AI super-resolution algorithms: https://rybakov.com/project/im_sitting_in_ai/

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