線のフレーザー錯視(上段の図)とエッジのフレーザー錯視(下段の図)の中間に、線とエッジのフレーザー錯視がある(中段の図)。これはミュンスターベルク錯視と連続性がある、ということをフレーザーは1908年の論文で言っているし、そういう絵もあるのだが、注目している人は少ない。
Fraser, J. (1908). A new visual illusion of direction. British Journal of Psychology, 2, 307-320.
#geometrynodes infinite looping fracture rnd2 wip preview diy fyi. Got some index problems sorted out. Next gotta do some better noises etc. #b3d Coming soonish..
I will be giving a NVIDIA co-sponsored talk with Matt Stack on November 20th at the graphics programming conference in Breda. Hope to see you there!
graphicsprogrammingconferenc…
FFmpeg makes extensive use of hand-written assembly code for huge (10-50x) speed increases and so we are providing assembly lessons to teach a new generation of assembly language programmers.
Learn more here:
github.com/FFmpeg/asm-lesson…
Rarely does @ocornut speak publicly, but when he does, man, you learn a ton!
Omar - author of Dear ImGui: spectacularly famous, easy to use, immediate mode UI library - has joined me to discuss his experience and library internals!
We talk about the value of stable API, of principles behind Dear ImGui, how & when did he encounter the immediate mode for the first time - all of it with a sweet French accent!
@ocornut thanks a lot for joining me! I had a great time!
Your program writes to a file. `write()` succeeds. `close()` returns 0. So your data is safely on disk, right? 🤨
Not so fast.
This is one of the most common and dangerous traps in Linux I/O. A thread on silent data loss and the `close()` syscall (#3 on x86_64). 🧵👇
Surprising properties of low-precision floating point numbers are in the news again!
These numerical formats are ubiquitous in large NNs but new to most programmers.
So I worked with @klyap_ last week to put together this little visualizer: quant.exposed.