Extremely disappointed with the service at @KiaInd Trichy(SKMM). My car's been in service for 20+ days; promised delivery was 04/02, but no update yet. The team is mostly unresponsive — had to call at least 3 times just to reach them. No clarity on delivery. #KiaIndia
OpenAI: pip install openai and set OPENAI_API_KEY
Anthropic: yea same but s/openai/anthropic/g
Google: oh boy. ok so you have a GCP account? no? ok go set that up. and a payment method. now make a "project". SURVEY POPUP! k now gcloud auth. wait you have the gcloud CLI right–
There's a new WSL build out today! It has the first release of the 'WSL Settings' app and also a new `wsl --manage --move` feature to easily move distros to a different location on your computer (Like another drive for example :) )
https://t.co/mtcU85OiUd
I don't think our Indian filmmakers know exactly what the #IMAX format and it's purpose is. We've been getting scammed since the last couple of years in the name of IMAX releases.
For the unversed, let me explain,
IMAX is an immersive film format which is screened on a screen that is close to 10x larger than a normal screen and has an aspect ratio of either 1:43:1 (which covers up the entire screen) or 1:90:1 (which covers up about 75-80% of the screen), which kinda makes us feel like everything is happening right in front of us (when watched from the right position and seat).
Normal movies are shot in 2:39:1 aspect ratio or 1:80:1 aspect ratio, which are letterboxed formats. A reference image for all the formats are given below.
Most IMAX movies are filmed (some are filmed in normal AR and then converted to the IMAX ratio, which I don't think is such a good process) and screened in the 1:90:1 ratio while some specific movies like Dune 2 and Oppenheimer were filmed in the 1:43:1 aspect ratio, which is even bigger.
What's happening in India is, our films are all shot in the 2:39:1 ratio, irrespective of the film format. Then, the makers send out the same AR print to both IMAX and non-IMAX screens. Hence, what we get in an IMAX screen for Indian films is the same 2:39:1 AR film on a huge screen which just gives you the picture on half the screen while the other half of the screen is just big, black bars.
I am a person who watched #Oppenheimer FDFS in IMAX and that film had the 1:43:1 full-screen IMAX ratio and it was BEAUTIFUL to watch.
In October, Lokesh Kanagaraj announced that Leo will be releasing in IMAX. So, naturally as a movie-lover I was excited to watch it on a bigger screen with more visuals. I went in for the FDFS in IMAX and was disappointed when the film was presented in the normal AR with black bars. They didn't even give it to us in the 1:90:1 AR.
The next week, I went to watch #Leo again, this time in non-IMAX and confirmed that there I was getting the exact same thing without the black bars. No bigger visuals, nothing.
Then, 2 months later, in December, I watched #Dune2 which had the 1:43:1 AR. So once again, I got the actual IMAX experience.
Since then, a handful of Indian films have come and gone in the IMAX format and every single one of them have been screened in the same way, with black bars.
Last week, I went to watch #Kalki2898AD which I expected to have a proper IMAX AR as it was made on a 600 CR something budget and yet again, I was disappointed to see it being screened in the same 2:39:1 AR.
Now, Indian 2 is out there which is first of all a bad film and on top of that it's occupying all the IMAX screens while having the 2:39:1 ratio and at the same time there's #DespicableMe4 playing in theatres which has fantastic 3D and also that 1:43:1 IMAX ratio, but that's not getting a single IMAX show because of Indian 2, which is unfair, because ultimately IMAX screens are made to show films made for that format specifically.
Now, even Thangalaan has confirmed an IMAX release.
It's not fun when you're spending a fortune already for that format and on top of that theatre owners increase ticket prices drastically and then you get the same shit on a bigger screen when you can watch the exact same thing on a normal screen for a much lesser price, which saves your money by a huge margin.
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@airtelindia Pathetic service, I've been requesting for static IP for over 6 months now. CS is sending random email and other customers PI information to me via email 🤣. Have raised request to nodal office, but no use. I've even raised a request yesterda ticket closed with any resolution
You’d be glad to know @TansuYegen that this stopper, called the Rear Underrun Protection device, has been made mandatory by the Govt of India since 2014. All Mahindra trucks have this factory fitted. Thank you, @nitin_gadkari, for the forward-looking step
@flyspicejet I've booked a ticket on oct 27th and flight was cancelled due to operational issue, I was guaranteed will get refund in twenty-one working days. I've reached your customer care and your nodal officer multiple times, getting the same response. Ticket id: 09180226
Checkout my new article on Scaling Celery workers with RabbitMQ on Kubernetes
Big thanks to @echorand and @danielepolencic for their invaluable feedback on this one.