I’ll always feel “closest” to Colors as it came into my life at the right time. Sonically though… either Parallax I or The Silent Circus… ugh but The Great Misdirect slaps so hard.
Okay. Ever wonder why pigeons bob their heads? It's so that they can perceive depth. Animals with front facing eyes like ours can tell how near/far something is based on the angle formed by our eyes (called stereopsis). Pigeons, being side-eyed, don't have that option, so instead they compare the percieved size of things as they bob. Things that are closer will "grow" more than things that are far away.
Succulents are a great choice, very much a "less is more'' kind of plant in terms of effort. Also anything bamboo-adjacent, like money trees (I actually have no idea if theyre related or not). They do very well in low light situations, so you could place them opposite a window year-round. Hell, they dont even need soil.
That's been my experience too. It never works quite how I want it to, but the three-artist system is nice in that it makes it easy to play around with your inputs systematically.
IIRC, there's some sort of algorithm working under the hood that procedurally generates genres/categories. I could be wrong though, it's been a really long time since I read into it.
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Okay, that’s commitment, there’s material costs with that.
Okay, now that’s commitment, there’s material costs with that.
You speak the true-true! But that range though, keeping up is a fool’s errand.
I’ll always feel “closest” to Colors as it came into my life at the right time. Sonically though… either Parallax I or The Silent Circus… ugh but The Great Misdirect slaps so hard.
Jesus Christ. I’m pretty sure my thesis took less work then that would’ve.
Hey, I calls em as I sees em, I'm a whale biologist.
Wait, does that imply "greater" dragons?
Okay. Ever wonder why pigeons bob their heads? It's so that they can perceive depth. Animals with front facing eyes like ours can tell how near/far something is based on the angle formed by our eyes (called stereopsis). Pigeons, being side-eyed, don't have that option, so instead they compare the percieved size of things as they bob. Things that are closer will "grow" more than things that are far away.
Look at one thing, then quickly at another (only moving your eyes). You quite literally were blind for a moment there due to saccadic masking: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saccadic_masking
Succulents are a great choice, very much a "less is more'' kind of plant in terms of effort. Also anything bamboo-adjacent, like money trees (I actually have no idea if they
re related or not). They do very well in low light situations, so you could place them opposite a window year-round. Hell, they dont even need soil.That's been my experience too. It never works quite how I want it to, but the three-artist system is nice in that it makes it easy to play around with your inputs systematically.
Oh right there`s actual documentation. 😅
I was just wondering this. My guess is that hot is some sort of middle ground between active and new.
Hi Teddy, I love you.
That's fun, I don't think we've had flea markets here since I was a kid.
IIRC, there's some sort of algorithm working under the hood that procedurally generates genres/categories. I could be wrong though, it's been a really long time since I read into it.
That level of specificity is exactly what I'm looking for!
Awesome! I hope people find it useful.
Never heard of music map, I`ll check that out!