“In English, there is a word ‘lieu’ — [luː], which translates as ‘land plot’. Another word with French roots, ‘tenant’ — [‘tenənt], translates as owner or lessee. Thus, ‘lieutenant’ literally translates to ‘landowner’.” — didn’t know, interesting
Choir, it turns out, is pronounced as [kwaɪər].
My first vacation in five years
You’ll never guess what this is
#3dscanner #photogrammetry #openmvs #colmap #blender
(Dropping a video for my archive on FB. Scroll past if it’s appearing in your feed for not the first time. The video has English comments)
(This video is about my 3D scanner project. I am just adding the video to my Facebook archive. If you saw it earlier, sorry, I don’t know how to add the video without having it exposed to the friends)
The first pancake is always lumpy, but at least the technology is now clear. You can’t fix the resolution and coarseness of PLA. Perhaps it was also affected by Masha unintentionally moving during the shoot. We need to try shooting with four cellphones, then there would be no need to stay still for so long. For small objects, the usefulness of a 3D scanner has become obvious. Taking pictures manually really doesn’t cut it.
Shouldn’t there be an apostrophe in the word RESTROOMS?
Only I could throw my back out installing this engine. What a dangerous hobby I have
I’ve started to slowly make a 3D scanner in a more proper form than just a cardboard cutout on an axis. Connected a motor, measured on wood, made three levels of mounts for the phone, printed parts on a 3D printer. The scanning process takes about a minute. Another hour goes into converting to 3D.
I wonder why no one has yet created a service that allows searching for videos (movies?), where people speak with the same voice tone (perhaps, in the same language) as the uploaded voice? Something like tineye, but for audio. All movies are digitized, we just need to find a way to identify the characteristics that make us think the voices are similar, and index them accordingly.
One night – and the bike light mount is ready. Almost always, instead of 3D printing, you can buy a ready-made solution like this light for 25 bucks. But the thrill of “I thought up and made it myself” cannot be bought for any money 😉 P.S. As for replacing this broken light, I bought a new one several weeks ago. So this will be the second one, too good to go to waste
