This video essay about the look of Sinners (which was shot on 70mm IMAX and Ultra Panavision) brought up something I hadn't realised until now: the large format gives you a wide field of view with the look of a telephoto lens! What that means is that you get shallow depth of field like in closeup shots with the framing of a wider angle lens.
Personal observation: there's also very little barrel lens distortion that usually comes with wide shots on 35mm.
Belachelijke framing van #nieuwsuur … “links is kleiner dan ooit”.
Toen D66 de vorige keer fors verloor hoorden ze bij het ‘verliezende links’. Nu ze winnen ineens niet meer?
No Fishing on this morning walk...
(From a beautiful and positively frozen Sunday AM in late 2022... I shared those images already back then, but hey...)
#SilentSunday #LandscapePhotography
This is how Democrats need to respond to questions from slanted journalists framing the govt shutdown as anything but a cruel matter caused by Republicans.
The field of journalism has lost its integrity.
#democrats #governmentshutdown
Information Design With Large Language Models
Paul Duetting, Safwan Hossain, Tao Lin, Renato Paes Leme, Sai Srivatsa Ravindranath, Haifeng Xu, Song Zuo
https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.25565
De NOS blijft maar hameren dat ‘het linkse blok kleiner is geworden’.
Om dat te kunnen beweren wordt vandaag voor het allereerst in de historie D66 niet tot het linkse blok gerekend.
#verkiezingsuitslag #framing
I do think that this framing isn't fully correct. "Open Source" often has a libertarian (and therefore explicitly non-left) bend. It can be put into left thinking and politics but it works just as well in more right-wing logics. (See Golumbia, Cyberlibertarianism)
https://mastodon.mallegolhanse…
Just watching 9 bodies in a Mexican Morgue and it's basically like someone wrote a framing narrative for a game of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mafia_(party_game)
Starting to set up the framing of the north wall of the new workshop. Two interesting problems here:
1. Am I going to want a large door in this wall? I think I can't have one, because I want either the east or the west wall to be removable to allow more light and space in summer; but I really need to think about this!
2. The shape of the foundation is very squint. Consequently, although the north and south walls will be parallel, the east and west won't. I have some int…
None of the above is even proper neuroscience or psychology. It’s just a framing of the question, a way to avoid ridiculous assumptions and broken approaches, a way to avoid hurting people.
Variation is normal. Let’s expect it, design for it, work •with• it — in others, and in ourselves.
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One of my wife's friends is throwing herself a 50th birthday party in the style of "Prom". So, enjoy this picture of my wife and I all dressed to the nines.
pitting the hardcore christian-leaning conservatives against the alpha male-leaning conservatives by framing christmas as something for weak needy pussies who will grow up to be welfare queens from receiving gifts as a child
Man I hate the new language for a task one doesn't want to do — "aversive”.
Primary reason is that it externalizes the problem. It's fixed mindset framing, that something _else_ has to change to make the situation better, that it's the task's fault for being aversive, instead of our own for not working on the aversion to the needed task.
We have a bad habit lately of attributing relational traits to the party in a relationship, rather than to the relationship itself and it weakens our thinking about things. Noticing this pattern really changes how you think, because you can start attributing things better and noticing the contexts — and contexts are often things that can be changed!
«LLMs are copyright removal devices - copy open source (or proprietary!) data into it, and you get copyright free data on the other side that you are free to plagiarize into newly copyrighted works. While this process robs all copyright owners, it is particularly damaging to people involved in sharing communities, since many are particpating not for money but for the love of the game - what librarian Fobazi Ettarh calls “vocational awe”.»
Really good framing by @…
https://www.quippd.com/writing/2025/12/17/AIs-unpaid-debt-how-llm-scrapers-destroy-the-social-contract-of-open-source.html
"...there isn’t enough new housing to make a dent on affordability. "
What I don't understand is why journalists keep framing this as a simple supply and demand - if only we let developers build, the price will come down.
When the reality is developers will build if and only if one condition is met: Buyers (or landords) will pay a price that meets the developers profit targets. And we see evidence of that in the timelines looking at selling price vs construction…
"...there isn’t enough new housing to make a dent on affordability. "
What I don't understand is why journalists keep framing this as a simple supply and demand - if only we let developers build, the price will come down.
When the reality is developers will build if and only if one condition is met: Buyers (or landords) will pay a price that meets the developers profit targets. And we see evidence of that in the timelines looking at selling price vs construction…
Kicking off #a11yTOConf / #a11yTO day one with an impressive television display in the CBC atrium.
This year’s host is the puppet!
An invitation a dutch scientist (Cas Mudde) received from the BBC. Quite sick....framing a discussion like this...
Source: https://bsky.app/profile/casmudde.bsky.social/post/3m7zngddjtk2e
A lot of conversations about neurodivergence take the form of the first image below. I’m arguing to adopt the framing of the second image instead (except 100- or 1000-dimensional instead of 2-dimensional).
We’ve identified a few clusterings in a space of extraordinary and beautiful variation, and given those clusterings names. How useful those names are! How little they capture, even so! How much variation remains unnamed! How much variation must exist within every human being!
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it was a great day: the no kings rally was inspiring, the wolverines triumphed, PSG came back from down 3–1 to pull out a draw (yesterday, but watched today), and j.b. threw a terrific 40th fête d'anniversaire. perfect conditions for a #LateNightDanceParty!
#nowplaying
Just finished "I'm Awful, Thanks" by Lara Pickle. A good story that serves as a guide to managing emotions, although it's actually a cute story too, not just framing for the mental health discussion.
That said, I feel like it doesn't get far enough into the details of accepting self-control as our only form of real control vs. understanding that some events outside our control aren't fair or are others' attacks, and trying to manage our own emotions as our only response is a disservice to ourselves and others. Even further, I suspect that the HR resolution depicted here, while not impossible, is less frequent than much worse outcomes, which is part of a larger pattern of systemic assaults on our mental health that aren't totally solvable with individual emotional regulation.
Sure, leveling up one's control of ones own emotions and learning to accept and manage a range of emotions is super useful and it's a good thing overall, but the systemic problems of late stage capitalism are real, and making it seem like everyone is responsible for managing their own mental health in the face of these problems helps avoid confronting them.
Still, it's a good book overall, with vibrant art and a well-structured plot.
#AmReading #ReadingNow
AI model builder Eric Hartford unpacks the results of the September 25, 2025 NIST report on DeepSeek ("Evaluation of DeepSeek AI Models") and reports that the lack of evidence of malicious code, backdoors or data exfiltration, should lead to questions about the report's motives, framing and implications.
"The Demonization of DeepSeek -
How NIST Turned Open Science into a Security Scare"
In recent months, several companies like Airtable, Handshake, and Opendoor have announced that they are "refounding", as they scramble to add new AI features (Lora Kelley/New York Times)
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/12/06/business/refounding-startups-ai.html…
Pulp Motion: Framing-aware multimodal camera and human motion generation
Robin Courant, Xi Wang, David Loiseaux, Marc Christie, Vicky Kalogeiton
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.05097
Framing Unionization on Facebook: Communication around Representation Elections in the United States
Arianna Pera, Veronica Jude, Ceren Budak, Luca Maria Aiello
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.01757
Natürlich ist das Framing von @… unterirdisch. Aber die Nachricht, dass Kevin Kühnert künftig bei #Finanzwende mitarbeitet und sich um alternative #Finanzpolitik
Heyo, I want to share this #photo from a walk in June near #Ebersberg. It's been quite a nice walk, yet no SUPER photos. But maybe enough to bring a smile on your face :)
The framing of digital pollution does mirror environmental pollution, e.g. in rivers and streams in many ways: In those, pollution can be coming from concentrated "point-sources" as well from more diffuse "non-point" sources. Including the problem of "too much of a good thing", where an excess of matter creates an eutrophication of an ecosystem that ultimately asphyxiates it.
Beyond being an apt metaphor, can we learn something from environmental science for online communities?
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Das Framing "wer gegen rechts demonstriert, muss links sein" impliziert doch eigentlich schon, dass die vermeintliche Mitte offensichtlich niemals etwas gegen rechts unternehmen würde, oder?
Series A, Episode 02 - Space Fall
TEAGUE: [V.O.] No response... circuit three...
[Teague is still trying to operate the device. The hatch starts to slide open]
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/102/523 B7B6
SummDiff: Generative Modeling of Video Summarization with Diffusion
Kwanseok Kim, Jaehoon Hahm, Sumin Kim, Jinhwan Sul, Byunghak Kim, Joonseok Lee
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.08458
"Digital Sovereignty" as a term always has the implicit danger of fueling nationalist narratives. We should be finding better terms, I like @… 's "resilient infrastructure" framing.
This framing doesn’t even touch the crucial forces of ego and identity formation and craving for belonging that are the bedrock of fascist movements like MAGA. Others are thinking productively about that, and it’s at least as important here!
That belief-as-identity phenomenon is also time-based. Somebody posted about those Young Republicans and their Telegram messages grooming and being groomed for fascism, and that’s right: it’s not just the existence of the fascist space; it’s the sustained process of drawing people in over time.
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ZeroGR: A Generalizable and Scalable Framework for Zero-Shot Generative Retrieval
Weiwei Sun, Keyi Kong, Xinyu Ma, Shuaiqiang Wang, Dawei Yin, Maarten de Rijke, Zhaochun Ren, Yiming Yang
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.10419
Probing Social Identity Bias in Chinese LLMs with Gendered Pronouns and Social Groups
Geng Liu, Feng Li, Junjie Mu, Mengxiao Zhu, Francesco Pierri
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.06974
This is genuinely terrifying. Google Scholar is pushing "AI Powered Scholar Search."
What's scariest about this is that it will almost certainly turn up results that feel *right* -- they'll mention relevant topics and let a researcher craft a perfectly unassailable reference list.
But what it will prevent the researcher from doing is the actual research of finding relevant publications: discovering connections, framing questions, identifying contrasts…
Reflective pause in Cirque de Troumouse, Pyrenees (just too grand to photograph)...
#FootpathFriday #LandscapePhotography #Photography
#Apple has removed all the colors from the framing of browsers (Safari, Firefox...) even without going to iOS26. How can I get decent color cues to have applications look different instead of every single iOS window having the exact same look?
Jeez why do companies so often make things much worse - just change so they can say they changed?
Standardized menus... make sense. Removing all …
Smartphone-based iris recognition through high-quality visible-spectrum iris image capture.V2
Naveenkumar G Venkataswamy, Yu Liu, Soumyabrata Dey, Stephanie Schuckers, Masudul H Imtiaz
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.06170
Musing on this post from @…: “Shared reality” is a direly important idea right now, but agreed: it’s missing something, hiding something.
A more useful framing might involve •time•. How long does it take for an idea to meet empirical challenge? What is the convergence time for differing understandings? What is the FA-to-FO latency?
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Series D, Episode 04 - Stardrive
PLAXTON: If they've any left.
ATLAN: Oh yes, they have, but not for long. How soon can this be fitted to our space choppers?
PLAXTON: Napier. [Napier exits.]
ATLAN: Well?
https://blake.torpidity.net/m/404/304 B7B5
A Formal Framework for Fluency-based Multi-Reference Evaluation in Grammatical Error Correction
Eitan Klinger, Zihao Huang, Tran Minh Nguyen, Emma Jayeon Park, Yige Chen, Yang Gu, Qingyu Gao, Siliang Liu, Mengyang Qiu, Jungyeul Park
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.06749
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Topic Modeling as Long-Form Generation: Can Long-Context LLMs revolutionize NTM via Zero-Shot Prompting?
Xuan Xu, Haolun Li, Zhongliang Yang, Beilin Chu, Jia Song, Moxuan Xu, Linna Zhou
https://arxiv.org/abs/2510.03174
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Replaced article(s) found for cs.CL. https://arxiv.org/list/cs.CL/new
[2/4]:
- Retain or Reframe? A Computational Framework for the Analysis of Framing in News Articles and Rea...
Matteo Guida, Yulia Otmakhova, Eduard Hovy, Lea Frermann