Yes! Finally getting somewhere with adding external forces to the simulation (sources, sinks, shore friction, etc). Really cool to see how dynamic objects interact with it (boat asset comes from the Unity BoatAttack project) #smallVictories
Here's the moment when the first black hole image was processed, from the eyes of researcher Katie Bouman. #EHTBlackHole#BlackHoleDay#BlackHole (v/@dfbarajas)
Staying curious and keeping an exploration mindset is more effective than relying on natural talent, in the long run. What will define you tomorrow is the stuff you can't even see today
Splined out my #Azri sword flourish and fixed some of the major issues over the weekend. Glad I spent some extra time adding more poses in the blocking pass, just lots of polish now 👍 Syncsketch video with ref here: syncsketch.com/sketch/897d65…#animation
MPC R&D Developer @MGDev91 (Marco Giordano) continues his GPU culling experiments, this time looking at opitmizing and improving performance, read his article here - bit.ly/cullingpt2#MPC_RND#MPC_Film#GPU#nvidia
"Bias laundering" happens when we choose to ignore the biases of automated decision systems because of the illusion that all algorithms must be objective since they're "driven by math" or "run by a computer".
Quick workflow expample for #SHAPES our blend shape editor for #maya3d. Mostly beginner stuff: editing, sculpt-compare, driver setup, weight painting, - the works. Fast and efficient. Correctives are super useful and can be easy! @AdskMaya#riggingbit.ly/2H66kF4
#maya3d#techart Epic ART v1 rig .... Not teasing or anything .... but we've started to add in default wiring templates for external rigs to the Red9 ProPack RigManager. First one Art, fully wired to all of the Pro goodness in a single click ;)
🐍 Python API Tutorials 📰— Tutorials related to Python API design or interacting with APIs using Python. REST APIs in web applications would be one example where Python shines. realpython.com/tutorials/api…
SciPy 1.2.0 is the culmination of 6 months of hard work - github.com/scipy/scipy/relea…. This will be the last SciPy release to support Python 2.7. Consequently, the 1.2.x series will be a long term support (LTS) release; bug fixes will be backported bug until 1 Jan 2020.
@BokehPlots : Just released the first version of "Pandas Bokeh". Creating stunning, interactive visualizations from a Pandas.DataFrame now is as easy as calling
import pandas_bokeh
df.plot_bokeh()
For more information, visit the GitHub page github.com/PatrikHlobil/Pand….
A new printing of Python Testing with pytest by @brianokken has been released. This second printing updates the book to Python 3.7 and fixes various errata.
pragprog.com/book/bopytest/p…
#python tip: When teaching an introduction to python course using test driven development, make sure people already know that the "pass" statement is no op. Otherwise, it's easy mistake "pass" as meaning "passing test" :-)