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If your eyes are exactly parallel the distance to the image shouldn’t affect its required size. The images need to be exactly as far apart as your pupils, and that doesn’t change with distance. Of cou…

Interesting dynamics explained here. The second section of this post would be a very persuasive pitch for an expensive online course.

I can't find the UX engineer role you mentioned! :)

The best way to preserve your photos is to train a generative AI on them, and create infinite memories of your loved ones for you.

Why not?

Even a stopped clock is right twice a day.

I don’t think this is specific to technical posts. Using a cheap illustration makes the rest of the content look cheap too.

The concern was about how many you responded to.

What goes into developing, testing, calibrating something like this?

As a life-long Mac user, I’ll have to ask. Why is it a “bad idea” to wake your computer by pressing one of the biggest keys on the keyboard?

Can confirm that the gif only has two flashes, although the second one appears to be two frames long.

Nice, fancy approach. The stupid simple approach I’ve used is to sample each path with path.getPointAtLength() at an appropriate resolution, and use that to approximate the paths with many short strai…

That’s interesting. The shape is not just similar, but identical down to the curvature on the letters.

Does she also say things like “Did you do anything fun over the weekends?”

He’s wrong! He made the prop but he was not there when they filmed the scene. It was never used in the game.

It’s clearly described as the last step, so it should be easy to omit it if desired.

If a computer system designed to store street names is unable to store street names, it’s probably the computer system that should change, not the street names.