A refresh rate of 370 microhertz gives "Calm Technology" a whole new meaning. I love it. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calm_technology
This is really interesting. Have you read Amber Case's book, "Calm Technology"? If so would you recommend.
Show HN: I spent 6 years building a ridiculous wooden pixel display
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#82This is really exciting. The world of non-electronic computer interfaces has a ton of potential, so I love seeing people build them and write up their experiences.
Congrats OP!
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#83This is fantastic, great job! I loved reading about the process, and it's the sort of pointless thing I really enjoy seeing done to perfection.
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#84This has to be the the most expensive cost per pixel display I've ever seen. And I've never loved a display more. This is absurd in the best possible way
I think the Mythbusters might still hold the record - https://youtu.be/ZrJeYFxpUyQ?si=pysqKGFiDO99oyvD&t=476
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#86You have four sides to each pixel cube, have you considered black, white and two grey levels?
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#87There was a fish project on here a few days ago that also had to deal with uh... adverserial images and it was (mostly?) solved by training a neural net to detect those.
The constraint that the picture needed to be a right facing fish made it somewhat easier though. Now I need to paint another fish...
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#88Rad. The occasional crazy project like this is what keeps me on HN.
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#89this is what I come to hacker news for. this. so awesome
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#90There's a full colour one of these in the entrance hallway inside the Berlin Technikmuseum, near the Zuse exhibit - there are 12800 cubes, each with 4 colours: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BfWFLnsy6QA