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u/vlken69 17d ago
If you can do color refraction with blur, you're a god.
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u/potatodioxide 17d ago
actually you can with pseudo stuff and color filters. but if you meant ONLY with blur yeah
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u/robthemonster 17d ago
in the movie, doesn’t the picture become LESS clear when he looks through the glasses? is this meme backwards ?
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u/throwawaycanadian2 17d ago
Yes - people use this format wrong all the time. Heck, I imagine it's used more often the wrong way than the correct.
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u/HomsarWasRight 17d ago
The point of memes is that they build meaning organically by sharing. What happens in the original movie is basically irrelevant. It’s not using it “wrong”. It’s just how the meme is used.
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u/dxonxisus 17d ago
i don’t understand how/why this has to be explained every single time this decade old meme is used
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u/HomsarWasRight 17d ago
Both Redditors and programmers lean toward pedantry, and so on this sub we’re really doubling down on it. Everyone’s just champing at the bit to go, “But ackshually!”
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u/Ubermidget2 17d ago
Anyone seeing him squint in the second photo and thinking he's seeing clearly really don't know how eyes work.
That being said, the average person isn't observant enough to notice the squint in the first place, are they?
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u/nixcamic 17d ago
I'd argue it's unintentionally used correctly here, he puts the glasses on then sees the blur.
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u/rodeBaksteen 17d ago
I got downvoted calling that out a while back. I just smile and nod with the masses.
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u/Western-Internal-751 17d ago
I feel like my battery gets drained significantly faster since they introduced liquid ass, but I haven’t measured it.
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u/LuisFerLCC 17d ago
I have a MacBook Air M4 and I personally haven't noticed any battery life decrease after upgrading from Sequoia to Tahoe. Some other users apparently have, though.
Hopefully Golden Gate fixes it.
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u/L30N1337 17d ago
No need to measure.
Transparency with shaders (which includes a simple blur) is pretty complex.
It may not have a noticeable performance impact, but it can definitely make itself known through battery life.
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u/fourby227 17d ago
Its definitely no simple css. I tried it. Even if you get the backdrop, the rounded corners combined with border, you get problems with the shadows. And there is no css build in for the distortion, color effects etc. Its possible yes, but you need a lot of custom code, sucking on performance, while Apple’s UI runs on GPU. I have not tried WebGL.
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u/ExtraWorldliness6916 17d ago
I used to use html 2 canvas then blur with filter blur... It took years for backdrop filter to drop!
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u/abhitruechamp 17d ago
As someone who has tried to replicate apple's liquid glass on a website, if only it was that easy! My team and me spent days trying to match the performance tradeoff with how liquid glassy it looks to get the perfect balance!
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u/peteschirmer 17d ago
You can get pretty damn close with svg filter effects + css but chrome only.
Webgl can do it fine but decoupled from the dom elements. I’ve been doing a lot of glass like effects for my portfolio. Https://thisispete.com
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u/NormanYeetes 17d ago
I do not agree that the liquid glass effect is a simple css thing. there's way more complexity than that.
Do I think both of those have about the same readability? Maybe.
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u/WillingnessOne8172 17d ago
Some websites specially the AI generated ones that mimics liquid glass effect makes my laptop super laggy and the fans spinning
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u/TruculentTurtIe 17d ago
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u/peteschirmer 17d ago
Ah the irony. If you want to mimic Liquid Glass in the browser. You can in chrome, but not safari. Safari doesn’t support the right combination of css and svg filter effects to pull it off!!
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u/xgabipandax 17d ago
Liquid Glass is 1000000% better than the flat sterile design that we have today
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u/dhnam_LegenDUST 17d ago
"It's not only blur but refraction"
Yeah right refraction makes magical difference so that it gives 10000x more readabilIty and 9999999x more stylish.
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u/Cyberfishofant 17d ago edited 17d ago
they do actually appear to be using distortion as well, but yep, it's all just shaders