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| Website | https://eliocamp.github.io |
| Pronouns | they/elle |
| GitHub | https://github.com/eliocamp/ |
| Location | Australia 🇦🇺 (previously Agentina 🇦🇷) |
RE: https://hachyderm.io/@groxx/116711385714918724
This is a neat illustration of how our eyes+brain use green for sharpness information and the rest is just the suggestion of colour, especially blue.
First, original image.
Second, heavy gaussian blur applied only to the green channel. A blurry mess.
Third, same blur applied only to the red channel. A lot of color bleed, but the image is still pretty sharp.
Fourth, applied to the blue channel. Almost identical to the original. Nothing was lost.
It took me a while to understand this #XKCD comic until I realised that Randall lives in he northern hemisphere where this actually makes sense.
New version of RStudio adds these lines to your ignore files. Automatically. Each time you open the project. Even when you don't have any of those tools installed.
I think the time to jump ship is approaching. This shit has gone way too far.
EDIT: This bug is being fixed in the next release
https://fosstodon.org/@kevinushey/116596415733448282
Yearly gini coefficients of my music taste. Inequality in this context is good; it means more artists. It seems my listening habits have been a bit narrower since 2024, although this year is still not done, so there's time.
Edit: Wait, I'm an idiot. It's the other way around. Higher Gini means most scribbles go to the same artist. So the recent trend is good!
This pitiful thing is jupyter's "save as" dialogue. You need to write the route directly. No UI to navigate, no autocomplete paths. "home" doesn't even truly exist; I assume is some lousy shortcut for $HOME or something. It's utterly unusable.
The fact that this awful thing managed to become so popular never ceases to baffle me.