does anyone know if GPU mipmap generation takes colour space into account when blending the source image pixels? (or I guess texels? I'm not a graphics guy)
I ask because blending linear RGB values produces different results to blending nonlinear RGB values (with the transfer function pre-applied, e.g. sRGB OETF, HLG, or PQ) and that can be quite important for colour accuracy.
I remember tackling this years ago but I can't remember what my conclusion was.
draw the rest of the fucking executive function
non-ADHD advice given to ADHD people is always like "here's one neat trick for doing the thing: just do the thing"
people recommending software purely because it is open source and not because it solves the problem at hand is an absolute fucking scourge on here
cut it the fuck out
@ryanc not a clue, we have one as a regular front door mat.
@ryanc slotted rubber mat, put your other mat on top
> the Rat
> the Wolf
genuinely thought you were going to describe a Stronghold Crusader deckbuilding game there
@weirdunits spicy networking
has anyone got suggestions for a new instance suitable for @weirdunits now that botsin.space is shutting down? it's just text and only an hourly post so not exactly heavy load.
I could just host it here on chaos (after I check the rules to make sure that's ok) but if there's a more bot-focused instance it might make more sense to put it there.
a friend just shared this with me: a youtube account that reviews hi-fi and tech stuff purely by knob feel.
anyone in contact with Cybergibbons (Andrew Tierney) these days? looks like he dropped of twitter a while back and his fedi account isn't active either.
OH: "innit is british for desu"
I recently found out that my department at work is being shut down, so I'm looking for a new position!
I spent the last 6 years building advanced security assessment capabilities around hardware/IoT, industrial, marine OT, and x86 platforms. Before that I spent 5 years as a pentester. I excel at weird and novel stuff where there's no template.
I'm based in the UK and I'm looking for a remote full-time role.
CV: https://poly.nomial.co.uk/graham_sutherland.pdf
Thanks!
"I have approximate knowledge of many things" is the Adventure Time line I get the most utility out of
@ariadne @danderson and if it's a case of not having a legal-approved statement ready but needing to do it right-frickin-now, you do it and say nothing (or "we have no statement at this time") and keep quiet until legal says ok.
@ariadne @danderson naturally you get legal to OK the statement, I'm just roughly framing out the kind of thing an adult would write.
@danderson @ariadne that's all they needed to say. maybe a sentence about there being no established appeals process at the current time but legal is being consulted on the requirements and procedures (I ran out of space). and folks would be far more informed, and far less riled up. but ofc it had to be a flailing mess of a situation.
@danderson @ariadne "we have received legal advice that these maintainers must be immediately removed. this decision was not taken lightly; this is a matter relating to compliance with OFAC sanctions. this is a unique situation for the Linux kernel project and we will need time to traverse it carefully. we will be publishing the details of the legal advice in the coming weeks, once we have had time to fully review the situation, but cannot discuss it in further detail at this time."
@danderson @ariadne yeah, all of this makes sense. I've done sanctions training and KYC stuff so I'm generally familiar with the law as far as the UK is concerned, just didn't get into the nitty gritty of the less common types of transacting and what the blast radius is for post-involvement / post-employment at a sanctioned org. complicated stuff! hopefully the actual proper legal advice will come out and clarify a lot of stuff. honestly the biggest fail has just been the communication.
@ariadne @danderson that would make sense
