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TonyVladusich

@TonyVladusich@mathstodon.xyz

I'm a computational neuroscientist & software engineer. Colors, photos, brains, nature, science, software & chess, preferably all at the same time!

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cory, to random
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Gimme gimme gimme https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mogSbMD6EcY

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@cory

omg I seriously got chills

TonyVladusich,
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@cory

Lol, funny you should say that. I’ve read the second and third but not first!

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    TonyVladusich,
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    @dave

    😱

    ryanbooker, to random
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    Apple Fitness on the Apple TV looks like a Black Mirror episode.

    TonyVladusich,
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    @ryanbooker

    Ryan I want u to say something positive now!

    demofox, to random
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    Color and visual perception looks a lot deeper than what I've been exposed to as a graphics person.
    https://mastodon.art/

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    @demofox

    mate, color and visual perception is a lot deeper than color and visual perception researchers have been exposed to. honestly, it's the pre-renaissance / dark ages over here.

    TonyVladusich,
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    @demofox

    Yeah well that will require first understanding very basic aspects of visual perception as they apply to computer graphics. I wrote a bit about this a few years back. https://journals.plos.org/plosone/article?id=10.1371/journal.pone.0113159

    tychotithonus, to random

    The hardest part about refuting Y2K disinfo is how many problems were fixed quietly, in part to mitigate risk of ligitation (negligence, etc.). People have stories they can't tell.

    At this point, I think enough years have passed that a formal amnesty - to encourage companies to disclose just how bad some of the problems were - would be in our historical best interest.

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    @tantramar @tychotithonus @stefan

    Generically true statement

    tonyarnold, to random
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    I'm still enjoying SwiftData, but there are some sharp edges around relationships that make total sense when you think about them, but I initially thought would just work as upserts.

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    @tonyarnold

    Interesting that you and @bok have had such widely differing experiences. Different use cases or such?

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    TonyVladusich,
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    @dave

    one of the few memories I have of when we lived in NZ, many moon shines ago, was of the still my dad had in the basement. I think he made Rakija, the Croatian rocket fuel.

    TonyVladusich, to random
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    Just watched Top Gun: Maverick.

    It was horrendous.

    I thoroughly enjoyed it.

    TonyVladusich,
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    @dave

    right, poor bastard.

    TonyVladusich, to random
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    Intrinsic image decomposition. The "inverse shading" approach is similar to the blackness representation in gamut relativity and the Colors app, being a log inverted & anchored map from the luminance domain. Very interesting. cc @troy_s
    https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3630750

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    @dave @daniel

    Dave, would you rather work as a full-time indie dev (if the cash flow allowed it) or would you prefer your day job?

    ps: I will definitely use your answer against you when we next meet at your day job 🤣

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    @dave @daniel

    you have my restecp, my homie https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFKtHSlaMVI

    huwr, to random
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    It’s so cool to think that there’s a special organism in my garden that turns sunlight into tasty limes

    TonyVladusich,
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    @huwr

    ah, so your chook-lime bio-engineering project finally bore fruit?

    ryanbooker, to random
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    Started watching Rebel Moon. Stopped watching Rebel Moon.

    TonyVladusich,
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    @nesevis @ryanbooker

    not a fan of Newton huh?

    tonyarnold, to random
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    I went into this Christmas season with Type 2 Diabetes, but by the time I am done, I intend to have achieved Type 12 also known as Super Saiyan Blue Diabetes.

    TonyVladusich,
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    @tonyarnold oh no dude

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    @dave

    My aching body confirms that Covid is not over!

    TonyVladusich, to random
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    My wife and I have Covid. This is the first time either of us has tested positive. I beg for the release of death.

    robotistry, to longcovid
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    @longcovid A question.

    I found this in the below article:
    "The line that you see on a test “is actually made up of millions and millions of little antibodies holding onto a dye,” ... the only reason those antibodies are able to stick to the line is that they’re also stuck to the virus antigens."

    So even if you're infected and have lots of circulating antigen, if you don't make the antibodies you'll never get a positive RAT result?

    https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/do-fainter-lines-on-home-covid-tests-mean-youre-getting-better/

    TonyVladusich,
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    @robotistry @longcovid

    I also wondered this. Be good if somebody knowledgeable could confirm!

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    TonyVladusich,
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    @dave 😱

    TonyVladusich,
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    @dave @SynthAndStrings

    We wore gloves and long sleeves but they still found a way to scratch us. When it rained too it was a hell scape

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    @dave @SynthAndStrings

    It took many years of cognitive zucchini therapy but I’m better now.

    TonyVladusich,
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    @dave @SynthAndStrings

    The next worst were capsicums, which are fine until they rot. And until your older brother with the rocket arm discovers that you make the perfect target to practice his cricket throws 🤣

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    alias vmi=vim

    Your welcome

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    @dneto

    Well shouldn’t we cover all the permutations?

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