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Comment: Re:I tried this... (Score 1) 658

by kayoshiii (#43652307) Attached to: Adobe Creative Suite Going Subscription-Only

The current development build is fully 16bpc - About a decade later than I would have liked but still - that leap has been made.

Also I think it always was the case that internally where it was needed image data is sampled up to floating point space internally to do such calculations.

Personally I think there is a bit of pissing and whining going on with both the FOSS enthusiasts and the Professionals over this. The gimp is neither as good as the former point out or as lousy as the later claim. I use the GIMP in a professional environment. I am not going to pretend that it is as good as Photoshop but given the amount of time it would save for the things I actually need to do I would take a long time for me to break even (I am in Australia so the Australia tax is a significant contributor to that).

If you are doing motion graphics, texture art or digital painting, I would say look at the Krita project (www.krita.org). They are interested in producing a tool for professionals and it has a healthy amount of development going on behind it.

Comment: Re:Science has WRONG and RIGHT answers, solid rule (Score 1) 315

by kayoshiii (#43322701) Attached to: Does Scientific Literacy Make People More Ethical?

Actually being scientifically literate more or less the exact opposite of this.
In science we know that all knowledge is probabilistic. We know that nothing can be known with 100% certainty. The laws of physics are useful abstractions of nature derived from observation that allow us to make accurate preditictions.

The main difference in belief I can see is seeing careful research and observation as being a more important indicator of truth than opinion or emotional sentiment.

I would add that the degree to which a person is considered ethical with regards to scientific literacy varies through time as the scientific understanding of the world changes.

Science may someday discover what faith has always known.

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