I'm not able to be there this year ๐ญ but I've got a question that I'm certain someone there knows something about.
Do you know any ML/AI researchers working on or interested in better, assistive, generative SVG output?
Maybe something to improve the quality of something like 1 potrace or work with Vector artists to produce a more "human" output of SVG objects as a resource 2.
Keeping in mind I don't really have the time or mental space to truly learn it, and I definitively don't have the skills necessary to actually make a game: any advice for a #Godot beginner tutorial?
Lovely #inkscape people, I'm looking to do the following:
via cli ask inkscape to export every object and/or group in an svg file and output as a PNG.
This link seems to have some answers, but I'm not at all clear about how I might get a list of objects or groups via the command line? Is this possible?
We don't ask this question nearly enough. Part of a plea (at Princeton last week) for designing online governance for an internet full of #GovernableSpaces.
The 2001 documentary "Rivers and Tides" on Andy Goldsworthy's art process and work is free to view, in the US, on Tubi.
Slow, reflective, fluid. Moments that stuck with me when I first saw it decades ago, and then freshly struck me when I rewatched it this year. Musings on failure, artistic practice, and flows.
Watching the first 10 or so minutes now reminds me of this Jenny Odell's "Saving Time" book that also (but in literary form, kind of) shifts ones whole perspective of time toward the infinite and ever-changing.
@brainwane I really should write up a review somewhere, but... I find it hard to explain. One moment it's a day-journal, the next it's softly introducing Josef Pieper's philosophy of time, and the next it's citing historical writings about Taylorism or what you call the people too far away from the church to hear the bell. All related.
Reading it is like taking a relaxing walk.
I read her earlier "How to do nothing" when it came out and I actually gifted "Saving time" to my brother this year.
A complicated issue to be sure. One thing I have enjoyed is the more recent Surgeon General advisories about the loneliness epidemic and youth mental health.
@mmasnick Helpfully wrote an article, so one doesn't have to read through everything, but the media depiction of the report was very different than the reality.
Wow. Any tips on image searches that DONโT return computer generated art? Iโm getting like 90% generated garbage from google images for anything involving โwomanโ
Having trouble getting the #mail#merge addon for #thunderbird to add attachments. It recognizes the full path, but for some reason won't attach the files. Does anyone have any tips or advice?
Then we lost my aunt to cancer. Expected; still sad.
Then I learned we unexpectedly lost one of the best educators I've ever known, Tim Sheaff. He's the impetus to my education in theater โ as he literally screamed at me until I signed up for a class that would change my life.
Below is a tribute to him in but one area of his life.
@CRogers@doctormo Just picked this up from Packt and flipping through I'm going to learn so much and so many new tools and ways to do things even after many many years of daily use!
Firefox Power User Keeps 7,400+ Browser Tabs Open for 2 Years (www.pcmag.com)