@ye0n
Joined February 2009
Solar ingress to Libra on September 23rd. "The first face (i.e. the first ten degrees) of Libra belongs to the Moon. It is a face of justice, right, and truth; of helping the weak against the strong and the wicked, and of relieving the poor and miserable." -Johannes Angelus
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Years of twitter bookmark hoarding Light work for Jev to run through
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Regarding Daniel Ariely... and neuroscience in general... I've never been a fan... but by coincidence, I (different name) once made a video that had a paper he wrote, so if you will forgive my clumsy first attempt at FCPX, here you go youtu.be/pGfNwwAlPsE?si=_YUU…
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我做了一个给 X 重度收藏用户的浏览器插件:Twitter Mark。 它能把书签和点赞只读同步到本地,变成一个可搜索、筛选、打标签、导出 JSON 的个人资料库。内容留在你的浏览器,不上传云端。 再也不用“收藏即吃灰”👇 twittermark.com
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The recording of "Deobfuscation in the Age of Agentic Reverse Engineering" is now public: youtube.com/watch?v=3-gJ6EUF… We (CC @nicolodev) show how to use agents to break protections found in anti-cheats, DRM systems & commercial protectors. Slides: synthesis.to/presentations/r…
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this wild defcon talk is finally out researchers created a fake defi startup, hired lazarus it workers, put them into a sandbox and recorded their tooling, workflows, and faces from inside the operation starts at 5:46:09 youtube.com/live/_uYQr8hfpbI…
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Sound-reactive shapes kynd.info/geom/sound-reactiv…
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3. “Extrapolate” by Johan Rijpma, 2016
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『古代世界の装飾文様』という眺めているだけでも楽しい本。 古代の世界が好きな方はもちろん、クリエイターの方にもおすすめできそうです。 ありがたいことに、この本も無料でPDFをダウンロードできます↓ archive.org/details/in.gov.i…
お金をかけずに古代エジプトに関するディープな情報を得る方法として、ネットで閲覧できる発掘調査報告書を眺めるというのがあります。 例えばこれはアクエンアテン治世の都の遺跡(アマルナ)の発掘報告書。 一般書には出てこないような情報にたくさん触れられます。 archive.org/details/tellelam…
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For the H.Anno and Serial Experiments Lain Japanese Power Pole enthusiasts. There is a literal book called "Denchu Mania." It goes through the history of them, teaches you the basics and how to enjoy them. No joke I recommend for indie developers. amazon.co.jp/dp/B08JYH222R?t…
「人工構造物がすごく好きです。ビルとか電柱とか高速道路など、コンクリートと鉄で人が作ったものが大好きなので、その辺は好きなものはきちんと描きたいという自分の欲望みたいなところと、あと気をつけたのはそこのシステムに出来るだけ誇張はしても基本的に嘘はなくそうと。。。」ー庵野秀明
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felt like rngdle's poetry composer was the only actually interesting part of the whole thing, so i spun it off into my own daily web "game". everyone gets the same 30-40 words each day to compose a prose poem with fridge magnet poetry tiles. #gamedev
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This website will make you a better game animator. Every Street Fighter III: Third Strike animation, frame by frame, free to study. Links in comment
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Toolcraft is our everyday swiss army knife. We use it constantly in the agency and continuously improve the core starter whenever we spot issues. We build apps for designing logos, three.js animations, brand assets, and effects that can become the foundation of a visual identity. This is the new app we’re currently building while crafting branding for a client. Once it’s finished, the client will have a self-serve solution they can use without pinging a designer every time they need complimentary branded graphics - consistently high-quality and fully on-brand.
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Sound-reactive environment kynd.info/geom/sound-reactiv…
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Extract specific audio sources like vocals or background noise using natural language prompts with AudioGhost AI. github.com/0x0funky/audiogho…
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Analyze image and video datasets and remove duplicate files using fastdup. github.com/visual-layer/fast…
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i hate to do list, it's like making promises i couldn't keep. that's why i build leslie Leslie keeps what i planned next to what i actually did, so a changing day doesn’t become a guilt backlog leslie.ta-0.com/ github.com/thoriqakbar0/lesl… open source, local, mit-licensed have fun :)
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In the last 18 months or so my terminal use has exploded. From being a place where I mostly navigated the file system, ran a server and did some very light nvim use, to my entire workspace, connected to multiple machines, where I spend most of my day. This is the starting point we're using for designing the @superlogical multiplexer, and we're borrowing ideas from another app that blurs the local and remote, long lived sessions and throwaway tabs: the web browser. And the first thing I wanted to borrow: favicons, for your terminal apps. We call it the Deck icon (like a deck of cards), since it needs to represent your own layout of (potentially) multiple running processes.
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