pimlottc

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Comment · 3 hours ago
There is definitely a HN bubble, we’re just all in it together
Comment · 23 hours ago
This article links to their early piece on Apollo Robbins in the first paragraph
Comment · 1 day ago
You’re being downvoted because you’re discounting other people’s experiences. The hues are easily distinguished /to you/ but not to everyone.
Comment · 2 days ago
Same, although there is only 9 years between them despite the 20+ years between their respective series.

Shatner is doing remarkably well for 95 years of age, I saw him performing with a band at a rock show just this summer!

Comment · 2 days ago
Note that the author specified a regulatory agency, not a law. Laws are great, but they need strong and vigilant agents to enforce them.
Comment · 8 days ago
When AI is jammed into every product and inserted at the top of ever TV search result, adoption isn’t really a choice
Comment · 8 days ago
Kleptocracy
Comment · 17 days ago
I had thought that was an intentional animation to show the different weights and variants
Comment · 20 days ago
It’s just a design concept, the lightbulb projector doesn’t exist. The demo videos were made with a normal projector.
Comment · 22 days ago
as of yet, there’s still no such thing as a print created entirely by a machine. Someone made the scan, prepared the print file, chose the paper stock, proofed the prints. Or at least some of those steps, depending on the print.

The point is, there’s no print that is 1:1 equivalent to an original painting. There are artistic choices embedded throughout the process that influence the result and make one print different than another, which people might consider more or less accurate, or faithful, or beautiful, or artistic.

It’s easy to assume an image is just an image, a bunch of pixels with defined numerical values. But the real world has so much more detail than that.

Comment · 22 days ago
Even the example arrows in the first screenshot are wonky and unnaturally weird.
Comment · 22 days ago
Not getting sucked into YouTube on mobile is a feature, not a bug
Comment · 23 days ago
That’s one big arugula!
Comment · 24 days ago
Sorry, I just meant that the example images /on the website/ should be easier to read, not that the screens in the app themselves should be changed.

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