by cypherpunks01 on 6/9/23, 3:41 PM
by falloutx on 6/9/23, 12:42 PM
Such a great little website. you can see it was more orange than Hackernews header just 2 days back.
by paweladamczuk on 6/9/23, 6:30 PM
I wonder how the camera was calibrated in terms of white balance (if at all).
I have this idea to implement in my house: a sensor that would measure temperature of the light outside and set the lights inside to the same temperature. Getting this measurement right seems to be non-trivial. Though maybe it wouldn't have to be exact in terms of physical units, a pair of sensors calibrated together (one for outside, one for inside) might achieve the desired result too.
by foxandmouse on 6/9/23, 3:34 PM
I find it fascinating how Toronto is no where near as bad as New York. The fight to protect the environment has to be a global one
by yonatan8070 on 6/9/23, 1:21 PM
Has the developer of this posted any blog or documentation of how it works? What hardware/software is used for it?
by iso1631 on 6/9/23, 3:09 PM
Nice, however "a day ago" isn't particularly helpful. For this local EDT time would be fine, but I'd like to know it it's 8am or 11am
by samstave on 6/9/23, 3:18 PM
Zooming out is kinda neat...
But I would like to be able to see the background image for some of the shots bythemselves - as there are some cool pics of that view.
https://i.imgur.com/S9I3arV.png
by throwaway290 on 6/9/23, 4:44 PM
It would be interesting if he specified how he came up with RGB values for sky color, like what is his neutral grey point etc.
by notRobot on 6/9/23, 1:48 PM
Scroll down to the end of the page to 2 days ago! It's insane!
by UberFly on 6/9/23, 4:38 PM
This is such a cool idea. Some people are so cleaver.
by Am4TIfIsER0ppos on 6/9/23, 1:03 PM
#000 I didn't think it'd be that dark even at local midnight
by fragmede on 6/9/23, 10:42 PM
by georgeplusplus on 6/9/23, 12:34 PM
My heart goes out to new yorkers. This cannot be healthy. If there are long-standing health repercussions I doubt there will be any recourse they can take.
by karles on 6/9/23, 12:49 PM
Is this data not polluted by the skyline? Or does it somewhat take buildings/the skyline into account, and correct for the shades of these objects?
by ReptileMan on 6/9/23, 1:06 PM
Is the urban legend that it started out of controlled burn at WTREX conference true? Couldn't verify, but there are also no outlets debunking it.
by rollinDyno on 6/9/23, 12:46 PM
Very cute, although I'd like to see what the results are like when choosing the dominant rather than the average color.
by alex_duf on 6/9/23, 12:35 PM
Such a simple idea, yet so well executed.
by schappim on 6/9/23, 10:59 PM
by avelis on 6/9/23, 1:50 PM
It's unfortunate you can't bookmark dates but really cool none the less.
by blululu on 6/9/23, 5:58 PM
by lom on 6/10/23, 12:06 AM
by rcthompson on 6/9/23, 6:35 PM
The vague timestamps like "an hour ago" are an odd choice, since they're very non-unique.
by CWCorrea on 6/9/23, 7:43 PM
With some kind of API to retrieve the colors the site would be really useful.
by radres on 6/9/23, 1:03 PM
So simple yet beautiful!
by ck2 on 6/9/23, 1:11 PM
by xnx on 6/9/23, 2:34 PM
Does this go back further than 2 days?
by davidblue on 6/10/23, 12:43 AM
gosh darn I love this.
by scrame on 6/9/23, 8:47 PM
great domain name!
by sgt101 on 6/9/23, 7:18 PM
This is going to sound brutal - but citizens of New York... if there is anyone in the world to blame for this, it is you...
Sorry. I know that's horrid. But it's also true.
