I recently ran a session and wrote an internal blog post about why useEffect was a dangerous crutch that should be avoided wherever possible. This was due to recently experienced over-complicated logic and unexpected interaction bugs.
This is a little different but I still feel vindicated.
I agree. It’s obviously satire.
To be fair I wouldn’t put it past some right-wing weirdos posting this completely seriously as evidence. It would sit well next to some of their actual conspiracy theories.
They do not understand satire and have brain worms.
This is what the rightoids will have you believe is happening in schools when a school cautiously and quietly says “trans and non-straight people exist”
It’s real. It’s also marked on Google Maps as a “Place of Worship” which I think is hilarious.
You do understand that someone born in 2006 would now be 19 years old, right?
Fun facts:
9 million men nutting at once would be enough to produce one sperm whale.
The more beans you give me, the better I toot!
I remember a story a while back about an energy company suing to get a church to take down their solar panels because they were selling their power cheap to residents.
Sadly energy company won.
What is a Slimer?
Don’t forget transphobia. They seem to have suddenly decided that’s a good idea in the last 3 years.
I didn’t ask for this 😭
Nah don’t worry I’ve got a decent VPN and that’s fine with me.
I’ve been cucked 😭. How dare my government take away access to my cat pictures.
Well, I know what studio they are closing next.
I’m paying £20/m for a lossless family plan from Deezer… That’s how they get you 😭. Now I’d have to apologize to my family members if I took away their subscription. Used to be around £17 when I started a few years back.
I do not recommend getting a family plan.
That’s more or less what I’m saying yes, I do like the original film grain look of movies, and often attempts to remove it removed detail, making things look smudgy.
As for if no codec is designed for this, Blu-Rays preserve film grain, often very well, and they use x265. Granted they do this partially by brute force by having a bit rate of 30mbps+, but I’ve found that you can quite easily reduce that but rate to 12mbps and still preserve most film grain reasonably well. Especially if you use h265, the CPU version (NVENC is nowhere near as good with grain).
By comparison, with my brief stint with AV1 I found even maxing out the settings did not seem to preserve film grain. I guess the codec is inherently heavy handed, which is fine for what it’s intended for.
On film grain movies x264 can work, but then you typically need 20-50% more space for the same quality.
I tried AV1, but it seems to work really poorly for compressing film grain which is my main usecase (movies).
I realise you can add fake film grain, but that’s not really my thing.
I’m sure it’s great for video game footage or low grain modern video, but that’s not what I need it for.
For now, I’ll likely stick with x265.
Been there too. The advantage of writing the document though is that it means you can point people to it at least.
They should stay the fuck out of my country. Bloody parasites.