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Unseen wrote:

_Robert_ wrote:
camo-breaking abilities

Camouflage?

Yeah. That’s why those “find the thing” puzzles are so fun.

_Robert_ wrote:
camo-breaking abilities

Camouflage?

Having a pair of eyes capable of stereopsis gives us better depth perception and camo-breaking abilities. I suspect these 2-dimensional images take advantage of that.

The technology that seems to render 2D as 3D is called ‘Stereoscopy’.  Two offset images are presented to us, one to each eye, in the same way that we normally perceive depth. The Unreal Engine is amazing. I help architects and engineers use it, or Enscape, to render 3d buildings from Revit…[Read more]

Simon Paynton wrote:
It seems to be generating 3-d landscapes that are rotated, and new material is AI-generated to fill the gap of what’s coming round the corner.

I noticed that, but it still doesn’t explain the hyper 3D effect.

Here’s another one exhibiting the hyper 3D effect that also goes flat when you pause it.

There are tons of trippy computer-generated “deep dives” into mind-bending fractal worlds. They use the rules of perspective to simulate depth in 2D but the example in the top post does something I can’t identify to go beyond those rules, understood and used by painters in the Renaissance until today, to depict objects in space accurately. I will…[Read more]

The sisters sit down for a long (1 hour +) interview that reaffirms why they have such a fanatical fan base. They are a wonderful combination of humility combined with intelligence and animation. They talk about many things, but for me their writing process was the most interesting part. They say it’s much easier to write lyrics in English, which…[Read more]

Belle Rose wrote:
He makes some great points but I think he’s a freethinker he just doesn’t know it yet 😉

I was thinking the same thing.

unapologetic wrote:
OH WOW. I started it thinking ’12 hours, are you kidding?’ But after just 2 minutes, I want this as my screen saver or wallpaper, full time. Unfortunately after two minutes my computer is complaining about CPU usage. Thank you Unseen!

Suggestion: If you can, download it and edit out of it a manageably long chunk.

Yeah, a little more rational, kind of like the “god is love”, “god is good” messages some hippie-type churches had going 50 years ago.

Since they can’t escape their “not so good book”, why do they persist? In the end it promises eternal damnation based only on one’s evanescent amount of belief in non-evidential assertions. The whole thing is…[Read more]