@WeAreWST@CazooUK in football people say 2:0 is the most dangerous lead. in snooker, 2 frames away from winning against selby is the most dangerous lead!! how luca held himself together i'll never know. absolutely incredible.
@idlehandsdev Thanks! Signing in didn't help. Sorry for absolutely dummy questions, but how can I get the BOM from your GitHub? I can see they are probably somewhere here: https://t.co/w1U5518k1T?
@idlehandsdev Hey I loved your DIY camera project, but the BOM link https://t.co/9aRAyDTFo7 seems to be invalid. Are there other places we can find the BOM? Thanks!
@docmilanfar One thing I learned from @sonkelab's book: "The person credited with a scientific law is almost certainly not the one who discovered it. Snel has his name mis-spelled for a couple hundred years now."
@notypes i recently went to a conference (non-CS) where you just submit a 500-word abstract to get a chance to give a 20 min talk and do a demo. if people like it they talk to you play with your tool and follow up later. virtually nobody was in the hallway during the talk sessions.
@mointweets @kenshirriff yeah incredible experience! i literally lived in ENS for the last three days. we divided the work by pipeline stages --- huge mistake. decode, which generates a ton signals, and its next stage are done by two diff. people and didn't agree on the interface beforehand!
@AndrewGlassner the best take on chatgpt! how many times we see a TV pundit confidently utters something that looks like is generated from a random AI?
@AkiyoshiKitaoka our setup is similar, where we ask participants to stare at the crosshair at the center and show them 4 colors at the peripheral; 3 out of the 4 have the same color (reference) the other one is different (test).
@AkiyoshiKitaoka by gradually adjusting the test color and asking participants to identify the (different) test color we can experimentally derive the color perception thresholds, and surely enough the results qualitatively match the famous macadam ellipses.
@AkiyoshiKitaoka clever example showing peripheral color vision. we recently had a paper exploiting the horrible peripheral color perception to save VR display power by double digits: https://t.co/filUgOWBQi.