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382 points DamonHD | 2 comments | 15 Apr 25 17:12 UTC | HN request time: 0.155s | source
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JKCalhoun ◴[15 Apr 25 19:32 UTC] No.43697402[source]▶
Yeah, that is pretty wild.

I recall a co-worker doing something related(?) for a kind of fun tech demo some ten years or so ago. If I recall it was shooting video while passing a slightly ajar office door. His code reconstructed the full image of the office from the "traveling slit".

I think about that all the time when I find myself in a public bathroom stall.... :-/

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rosswilson ◴[15 Apr 25 20:54 UTC] No.43698264[source]▶
This reminds me of https://github.com/jo-m/trainbot, a neat example of stitching together frames of passing trains to form a panorama.

This frontend presents them nicely: https://trains.jo-m.ch

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stevage ◴[15 Apr 25 21:31 UTC] No.43698642[source]▶
Surprised I've never come across this idea before
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1. all2 ◴[15 Apr 25 22:03 UTC] No.43698968{3}[source]▶
For a long time I've wanted to install one of these to pull graffiti off of trains. As art goes, graffiti is one of the last 'free' expressions where it is essentially truly anonymous and definitely not for money. Being free of those constraints, I think, frees the mind to truly create.

And I'd love an archive somewhere of some of the truly awesome train art I've seen.

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2. jo-m ◴[16 Apr 25 07:00 UTC] No.43702325[source]▶
here you go... https://trains.jo-m.ch/#/trains/44010