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Uniqlo frequently does collaborations. This was one with a tech company
It's at least the second one that Akamai's done, although I like this newest one the most. The old one was: https://www.uniqlo.com/us/en/products/E459561-000/00
The guy who founded the new political party Team Mirai also wears it frequently: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Takahiro_Anno
I thought it was funny that the author used a variety of OCR tools with mixed success before spending a lot of time manually fixing up the output from the best one, rather than just typing it in
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Safari's copy-text-from-image feature manages the entire base64 part of the string, except for the first character (I instead of a T). Weirdly, it gets much worse performance if you try to copy the entire string, including the hashbang part. I wonder what it's doing under the hood to get such good performance?
Didn't know Safari had this. Looked it up, you put mouse over text, then just select and copy it - very cool! https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/safari/ibrw20183ad7/ma...
Preview has pretty good background removal.
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I don't think it was written by an LLM, some things stand out: The congratulations text is both in English and Japanese. Contains a single heart emoji. There was an intention to have a cyan to orange gradient, but the range starts in an ANSI block, ends halfway through the 256 color block and 256 terminal colors are not arranged like a gradient at all. There's no sleep at the end of the loop where I feel like an LLM…
"the code is not quite detail oriented enough to be AI", times are changing
In my mind an AI would do something the most popular way even when that's not appropriate.
A human might do things in an unpopular way even when that's not appropriate.
P ./cool.sh: line 31: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 34: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 37: bc: command not found E ./cool.sh: line 31: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 34: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 37: bc: command not found Very wow. Shame they assumed everyone has "bc"...
You are fun.
P ./cool.sh: line 31: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 34: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 37: bc: command not found E ./cool.sh: line 31: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 34: bc: command not found ./cool.sh: line 37: bc: command not found Very wow. Shame they assumed everyone has "bc"...
Which distro are you running? Perchance did you run the shell script in alpine Linux (docker)?
[0] https://github.com/GL-Kageyama/UNIQLO_Akamai_T-shirt_Code
I thought it was funny that the author used a variety of OCR tools with mixed success before spending a lot of time manually fixing up the output from the best one, rather than just typing it in
I ran it through paddle paddle OCR and it flawlessly did it. Google's OCR through my phone's Google lens had also worked at getting a very good extraction but not 100% correct. Definitely would spend less time fixing it than hand copying. IDK what the author was using but I feel like he could have shared how his OCR attempt went, but I am thinking he tried some naive OCR tools.
I thought it was funny that the author used a variety of OCR tools with mixed success before spending a lot of time manually fixing up the output from the best one, rather than just typing it in
My old colleague had one with a Go program[0] which I always thought was quite cool. [0] https://github.com/GL-Kageyama/UNIQLO_Akamai_T-shirt_Code