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by spython 3y ago
The persons child can be seen as an interface to them. The same thing happens when people meet a person with their dog - they often interact with the dog first, as it is the easier interface than telling directly to an unknown human being.
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by spython 3y ago
A lot of sugar is produced from sugar beet - particularly in climates too cold for sugar cane.
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by spython 3y ago
The leaves are also great for a tasty yet mild tea. You can brew it with dried leaves or even with fresh ones. To me it has a mild flavour of smokey black currant.
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ForkLift 4(blog.binarynights.com)
5 points by spython 3y ago|0 comments
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Tiny Awards, a celebration of the small, playful, and heartfelt web(waxy.org)
2 points by spython 3y ago|0 comments
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by spython 3y ago
Does anyone know how to delete entries from autosuggest in the address bar? Shift + delete does not seem to work on Mac..
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The Era of ‘Quantitative Aesthetics,’ Where Data Points Dictate Taste(news.artnet.com)
25 points by spython 3y ago|4 comments
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by spython 3y ago
https://rybakov.com/blog/ a place for unfinished thoughts and experiments in art, UX design and AI.
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by spython 3y ago
"Any reason why my Xiaomi Robot Vacuum uploads 11.5GB of data per month to the internet?" https://www.reddit.com/r/Xiaomi/comments/9tgyrg/any_reason_w...
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by spython 3y ago
I've been playing with seam carving as an artistic tool: I used it to compress maps: https://rybakov.com/blog/cartographic_spasms/ Since, you know, why would all the empty space on a map be important?
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by spython 3y ago
I've been reading https://www.metafilter.com/ for more cultural things, though the site changed quite a bit over the twenty years of its existence.
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by spython 3y ago
In 2013 a friend and I made a similar photo app (called parallelogram.me) but based on visual similarity instead of GPS coordinates: https://rybakov.com/parallelogram/
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by spython 4y ago
There are actually exercises where you imagine a dial, like a volume knob, and imagine dialing the emotion that you want to regulate down a bit. The astonishing thing is, it works quite well!
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The everyday movement of the technologically extended body (2017)(rybakov.com)
2 points by spython 4y ago|0 comments
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by spython 4y ago
Location: Berlin/Karlsruhe, Germany Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: UX design, UX concepts, Python, Flask, HTML + CSS, Hugo SSG, MPEG DASH Video, etc. Résumé/CV: https://rybakov.com/
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by spython 4y ago
Thank you for the thorough explanation! The low bit depth and the inconsistent color reproduction do sound like a deal breaker.
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by spython 4y ago
That sounds very interesting, but where would you get the right software and drivers for the scanner?
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by spython 4y ago
I feel like one cause of eye strain might be psychological: I find my eyes mostly strained when I'm overly fixating on something, when the project 'must' be completed, when the bug 'must' be found. My eyes in those
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by spython 4y ago
To me, the the most interesting part of Bret Victors ideas lie in the re-embodiment of disembodied interactions. The computers choreograph us anyhow, but often in a very poor and limited way – only our fingertips and our eyes move a bit. Wh
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by spython 4y ago
Sigma DP2M. As slow as a film camera. Bad screen. Battery lasts for just 100 photographs. Limited dynamic range. But a great combination of a sharp and tiny lens and unique Foveon sensor. If you get it right, it produces film-like images wi
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by spython 4y ago
I use forklift as my main file manager, it has a lot of power user features, and a button to open terminal in the current folder is one of them – https://binarynights.com/
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by spython 4y ago
I used a similar concept to repeatedly upscale and zoom in on an image with different AI-based super resolution algorithms. At some point only the idiosyncrasies of the algorithm remain: https://rybakov.com/project/im_
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by spython 4y ago
Here's an example for a controller going up to 16 kHZ. http://www.iskydance.com/index.php?c=product_show&a=index&id... (no affiliation). Would need a DMX fader to control it though.
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by spython 4y ago
You can buy good LED drivers with up to around 20kHZ PWM, but even 800 hz is enough to not see the flicker anymore, though it will show up on a video camera as stripes. It's the cheap 250 hz drivers that are painful to the eyes.
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Do Easy(youtube.com)
1 points by spython 4y ago|0 comments
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by spython 4y ago
SEEKING WORK In Germany or remote. I'm an artistic researcher interested in developing new UX paradigms with non-traditional approaches. Lately worked on researching UX approaches for 'tools for thoughts' browsers Beam https
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by spython 4y ago
Location: Berlin/Karlsruhe, Germany Remote: yes Willing to relocate: yes Technologies: UX design, UX concepts, Python, Flask, HTML + CSS, Hugo SSG, MPEG DASH Video, etc. Résumé/CV: https://rybakov.com/
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by spython 4y ago
I worked closely with him for two years, researching for the Critical Zones exhibition at ZKM Karlsruhe in 2018-2020, and he has been my mentor for my own artistic research on spaces and movement during this time. I remember him as an incre
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by spython 4y ago
I worked closely with him for two years, researching for the Critical Zones exhibition 2020 at the ZKM. He was also my mentor for my postgraduate artistic research project. I remember him as an incredibly kind and patient person, he took ti
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by spython 4y ago
Location: Berlin/Karlsruhe, Germany Remote: yes Willing to relocate: no Technologies: UX design, UX concepts, Python, Flask, HTML + CSS, Hugo SSG, MPEG DASH Video, etc. Résumé/CV: https://rybakov.com/

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