This is probably posted because there was a JavaScript seam carving demo on the front page earlier today.
I think one of the interesting things about this demo being in Julia was that Julia was chosen for this “Introduction to Computational Thinking”-course over Python, because Python is too slow to do seam carving (and presumably it’s too cumbersome to bend numpy to do it as well - at least I couldn’t come up with a solution that didn’t require several loops)
I think one of the interesting things about this demo being in Julia was that Julia was chosen for this “Introduction to Computational Thinking”-course over Python, because Python is too slow to do seam carving (and presumably it’s too cumbersome to bend numpy to do it as well - at least I couldn’t come up with a solution that didn’t require several loops)