#apertus IRC Channel Logs

today google will announce gsoc students and projects!

btw is apertus going to be present in vienna at the linuxweeks next week?

as maker faire as also in parallel

you mentioned that before i think

off for now ... bbl

we got a total of 16 final proposals and 'only' 6 slots to fill ... I'm quite curious whether we will hear from the remaining 10 applicants ....

https://summerofcode.withgoogle.com/organizations/5869357192708096/

congratulations to those who have been selected!

unfortunatly I dont think any of those folks are here right now

they probably will check in over the next days, and probably read up on the irc logs

evening nmdis1999!

Hello!

hey :)

Thanks Bertl! Thanks everyone...

Congratulations Tofu, Supragya , Arun , Rahul and Mahesh!

officially we are now in the community bonding period, but don't let that stop you from starting to work on the tasks ... IMHO it makes a lot of sense to start discussing details now, which will safe you a lot of time later

*save

Hello supragya! :)

Sure, we will!

Thanks Raj! Congrats to you too!

BAndiT is exclusive to us only Tofulynx ;)

That's cool! :)

No problem Bertl!

to challenge? xD

it might be that we just explained something the wrong way or that we didn't even consider that it needs explanation (happens too often)

Thank you everyone....looking forward for a constructive summer of code

hi supragya

Thanks apertus!!

This sure is going to be nice!!

*congrats

and nmdis1999

ArunM: glad you're with us ... read up on the IRC logs

so do I understand that correctly there are 16-64 people sharing the same chip, but they get bonded differently to have two of each design/functionality?

nah, I think it is quite clear, was more meant for Kjetil (and others) to confirm if they see it the same way

I'm really not sure. It's kindoff unclear how the bonding to external pins will work.

Unless there is some muxing/routing in the common fabric

off to bed now ... have a good one everyone!

BAndiT1983: You there?

I don't see any glitches on my downscaler

Okk ;)

Andrejj

not directly

it's very confusing to understand the methods such as BilinearFIlterRed()

have used very similar paper back then

it get the red pixels in vertical and horizontal positions, like a cross, to calculate missing one

but seems like that, otherwise it wouldn't work

also, the pdf you sent via the link is bugged for me

some overlapping texts and images

which viewer do you use?

Chromium*

try this one maybe, a bit more complex, but still useful -> https://hal.archives-ouvertes.fr/hal-00683233/document

Man, this is strange

what happened to chromium? xD

you can see the bug there

can you try to zoom in and out with ctrl+mouse wheel

yeah, it remains the same

looks to me like resolution is too narrow

good night

yeah

it looks like that in opera

it looks ok

I will reboot my computer :)

Wait, does pdf use fonts from the local PC?

I thought it stored the font in the pdf, as some kind of vectors

think so

TofuLyn_, you can try to get more info in the pdf viewer, maybe there is some sort of metadata window and it would show missing fonts

if it is missing fonts

mozilla displays it correclty

good question

alright fixed a small bug, now the conversion methods are extracted to some general location for now, still needs restructuring later

No, how do I do it?

you have to go to travis ci page and login with your github account

github desktop seems to also have some things for that -> https://github.com/desktop/desktop/issues/1785

I will probably grab the existing bilinear debayer and adapt it extensively as a base debayering class

what changes?

adjustments to the base class of preprocessors for example

Oh I see

you can take a look at current state, maybe you will find also some stuff which can be moved to base class

like GetRedChannel, so it's more clear

?

I meant that I agree with what you said :P

what do you mean by "piling up"?

so there should be some balance, also such things should be prevented -> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Interface_bloat

it was meant a bit different

for example C# or java are providing only pure interfaces, seen a lot of examples where the number of interfaces and abstract classes just exploded, sometimes because of just small changes new interfaces were implemented

otherwise every class, which inherits from it, has to implement such small things over and over

there are a lot of approaches, so one has to find right balance, which depends on the project

off too