Image Inpainting lets you edit images with a smart retouching brush. Use the power of NVIDIA GPUs and deep learning algorithms to replace any portion of the image. NVIDIA Inpainting Playground The Nvidia Inpainting deep learning is biased and hasn’t been trained to recognize darker-skinned folx. Original Images: Light-skin | Read more…
Missed connections, Missed connections They say every road barred, is a redirection I was applying in different directions Internships, Jobs Triumphs and sobs More redirections, some no replies, some rejections Then one day I got to the next stage 45 misdirected hours on a “design challenge” during week seven Anticpation Read more…
These are not affiliate links, this isn’t a review site but I might add a few comments to things that I use and I figured that it is useful to others. If you somehow harm yourself using one of these things I’m not responsible. Standing Desk Converter: WorkFit-S Dual Desk Read more…
Another unordered list with some written and copied descriptions. Rotato – 14’ish bucks, good 3D mockups for mostly Apple devices. Specatcle – Window management with shortcuts. Flux and or Lunar – As a UX researcher I’m not often in a color critical flow, these tools make the monitor easier on Read more…
Cue eye-roll who has a blog anymore? I don’t care about views, I am not looking for “Claps”. This blog is for everything that doesn’t fit into the “portfolio” box. I am always looking for suggestions on content/tools/etc so please drop me a line if you see something I am Read more…
Another unordered list with some written and copied descriptions. BetterOneTab: Good for managing multiple projects with their own tabs Merge Windows: Merge all browser windows in one Download All Images: Useful for creating datasets to play with NimbusCapture: Useful for full-page screenshots PaperSpan: A cheaper Pocket alternative Stylebot: Inspect on Read more…
This is an unordered list – I recommend that you find a RSS reader out there that works for you. I will save articles to my read it later and block out 30 minutes a day to review last weeks titles. I adopted this strategy as sometimes the title will Read more…
**Continually Updated** *No particular order Non-Fiction Invisible Women Exposing Data Bias in a World Designed for Men by Caroline Criado Perez Weapons of Math Destruction How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy by Cathy O’Neil Furiously Happy A Funny Book About Horrible Things by Jenny Lawson Set Phasers on Stun Read more…
“What you can learn at a Hackathon” A month ago I started a club at ArtCenter, its purpose was to assemble trans-disciplinary teams of designers and artists to attend hackathons. This past weekend, two teams from ArtCenter attended SD Hacks 2019 along with 800+ other students from all over southern Read more…