Dustin the Wind
@djakfrost.bsky.social
Transcendental anarcho-communist with a theory of everything.
Also: Zen Buddhist, Navy vet, semiconductor process tech, logophile, AuDHD (aphantasic, misophonic, and cyclothymic)
Also: Zen Buddhist, Navy vet, semiconductor process tech, logophile, AuDHD (aphantasic, misophonic, and cyclothymic)
Most people (pretty much everyone except for this crazy guy) think color is one- or two-dimensional, where one-dimensional is a typical spectrum range and two-dimensional is something like the CIE color chart or maybe a color wheel. It's not.
June 1, 2025 at 1:08 AM
Most people (pretty much everyone except for this crazy guy) think color is one- or two-dimensional, where one-dimensional is a typical spectrum range and two-dimensional is something like the CIE color chart or maybe a color wheel. It's not.
I'll be damned. Color is 3-dimensional.
CIE version compared to RRCD version. The arrows look like they're going the same way until you see it 3-dimensionally. Left image used with permission. Right image obviously by someone with no visual software skills
CIE version compared to RRCD version. The arrows look like they're going the same way until you see it 3-dimensionally. Left image used with permission. Right image obviously by someone with no visual software skills
May 13, 2025 at 5:41 PM
I'll be damned. Color is 3-dimensional.
CIE version compared to RRCD version. The arrows look like they're going the same way until you see it 3-dimensionally. Left image used with permission. Right image obviously by someone with no visual software skills
CIE version compared to RRCD version. The arrows look like they're going the same way until you see it 3-dimensionally. Left image used with permission. Right image obviously by someone with no visual software skills
Overheard in the lab.
"36?! Does that include me?"
"Oh. 37."
"36?! Does that include me?"
"Oh. 37."
March 29, 2025 at 7:21 PM
Overheard in the lab.
"36?! Does that include me?"
"Oh. 37."
"36?! Does that include me?"
"Oh. 37."
Very astute! In fact, the principles behind that equation can be seen in a CRI color chart. If you map ijk to RGB and ᴉɾʞ to YMC, you can see precisely how the components play with/against each other to create the full spectrum
March 19, 2025 at 12:09 PM
Very astute! In fact, the principles behind that equation can be seen in a CRI color chart. If you map ijk to RGB and ᴉɾʞ to YMC, you can see precisely how the components play with/against each other to create the full spectrum
When your neighborhood is so rough even the sun's got a knife
February 21, 2025 at 2:18 PM
When your neighborhood is so rough even the sun's got a knife
If Jughead and Mr. Weatherby had a lovechild
February 19, 2025 at 9:53 PM
If Jughead and Mr. Weatherby had a lovechild
Forgot to add that i, j, k and their inverses are color-coded to match CIE color space.
Once you start seeing the pattern, you start seeing that it's everywhere, in pretty much everything (see also: the golden ratio). For instance:
Once you start seeing the pattern, you start seeing that it's everywhere, in pretty much everything (see also: the golden ratio). For instance:
February 1, 2025 at 9:02 PM
Forgot to add that i, j, k and their inverses are color-coded to match CIE color space.
Once you start seeing the pattern, you start seeing that it's everywhere, in pretty much everything (see also: the golden ratio). For instance:
Once you start seeing the pattern, you start seeing that it's everywhere, in pretty much everything (see also: the golden ratio). For instance:
I haven't received any hate on Bluesky yet. Let's see how this goes
February 1, 2025 at 8:54 PM
I haven't received any hate on Bluesky yet. Let's see how this goes
If your copy can be read as a pun... *facepalm*
February 1, 2025 at 3:00 AM
If your copy can be read as a pun... *facepalm*
I dunno, sometimes the AI seems to get stuff better than actual people
January 31, 2025 at 7:36 PM
I dunno, sometimes the AI seems to get stuff better than actual people
Seen in the wild. Pretty sure he gave me a 👍 when he saw me take the picture
January 19, 2025 at 4:44 PM
Seen in the wild. Pretty sure he gave me a 👍 when he saw me take the picture
On next week's episode...
January 9, 2025 at 6:30 PM
On next week's episode...
