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[aashman @aashmngo]

@mirrash7 nice! what res is the video? I found it really tricky to do this on anything but blue hard courts (clay and grass were impossible)

[aashman @aashmngo]

like a digital speakeasy

[Abhijit @abhijitwt]

This is the Rajasthan government’s official website for bus ticket booking.

You will not receive any OTP on your phone or email. To get the OTP, you have to open the browser’s Network tab and inspect the request manually.

In short, only a developer can book tickets on this website

I don’t know whether I should laugh or cry?

[AA @measure_plan]

I made a web game. It's called DVD Dodge 📀

Avoid the bouncing DVD logo and collect coins. You'll need to dodge, duck, dip, dive and dodge your way to success 🤸‍♀️

To play you just need a regular webcam a willingness to embarrass yourself in front of your neighbours

Created using @threejs, @Rosebud_AI, and mediapipe computer vision for body pose tracking

🔗 game link below

[aashman @aashmngo]

https://t.co/0SdHLBavof

[u m a m i @u_m_a_m_i]

What makes you recognize someone are the near imperceptible differences in proportion, scale etc. You can't just apply "averaged asian boy" to resolve data that isn't there. It's not a real person. You are creating false memories. You are adding psychosis to your surroundings.

[James @exhaustdata]

Honestly feel like the banana taped to the wall is art, but stuff like this isn’t

[Ellis @ellis_ellis_ell]

ipads have no soul but desktop computer is like a nervous horse and has the capacity for love

[SIGMA America @Sigma_Photo]

Sigma BF, an everyday system camera for creative minds.

For more information click the link below:
https://t.co/o2M5KPjvXZ

#Sigma #MadeinAizuJapan #SigmaBF

[Nacho Mellado @uavster]

Apple gets it. Robots are going to be everywhere, but they won’t look like robots. Check out their new paper ELEGNT.

I believe this is the future of everyday objects: helpful and human.

[aashman @aashmngo]

@hobdaydesign First instance I can think of that’s visually similar is OSX Time Machine from 2012ish. although it’s on the right and serves a very different purpose

[USSR Pictures @PicturesUssr]

"Alcohol is the cause of injuries at work", soviet safety poster, 1987

[Maeve @awes0megurll]

just asked this young Amtrak employee where on the platform I should wait for the quiet car and he said to stand “where sun meets the shadow”….

[Ben Lewis @BenLewisMPC]

Imagine being a freshman on Stanford’s tennis team and one day 42-year-old Roger Federer casually shows up to the team practice in street clothes and wrecks everybody

[Ben Porter @eigenbom]

THERE ARE CHECKBOXES FOR TEETH

[Xeno @XenoPanther]

Did you know that the spinner seen in modern Windows boot screens is stored as a font?

[yatharth ༺༒༻ @AskYatharth]

so human fingers are wild

[HIDEO_KOJIMA @HIDEO_KOJIMA_EN]

Watched "Past Lives" on the plane. It was wonderful! It was heartbreaking from start, and even though it almost tore me up in the middle, it gave me positive strength in the end! If I had seen this movie last year, it would have been in my top 10!

"PAST LIVES", translated as "in-yun" in Korean and "past lives" in the subtitles. What is the Japanese word for "destiny" or "fate" as it relates to reincarnation, I guess. It seems to be a different nuance from fate.

At any rate, the director, Celine Song, is very good at cutting frames and directing the camera! I look forward to seeing her future work: the scene in the park where the two meet for the first time in 24 years, the side-by-side scene in the bar where the three of them gather, which is also introduced at the beginning of the film, and the final one-shot scene on the sidewalk. The camera, rather than dialogue, frames the emotions and sentiments. This is what cinema is all about. The loss of the past, the sincere look into the future without denying it. This film is not only a story about first love, but also about people who go "out" and is a beautiful film that spins a more fundamental story of several people's lives and a world that transcends countries and languages. It is a masterpiece.
It’s coming to theaters in Japan in April.

[Architectural Icons @Archi_icons]

THREAD: Kengo Kuma’s ode to the ‘death of architecture’, the M2 Building in Tokyo from 1990 is probably the most famous building that emerged from the logic-defying era of Japanese bubble architecture during the stockmarket boom