In programming, game development, and math, LERP is short for “Linear Interpolation”. It is a method used to smoothly find a value or point that sits at a specific percentage (usually between 0.0 and 1.0) on a straight line between two other values or points.
I am not a hard-core Luddite. I love software tools for manually writing things, manually editing photos, manually creating songs, and manually creating 3D artwork, and I am delighted with the increasing power of the hardware and the apps so that I can do more complex things and do them faster. Emphasis on – I do things.
I do not condone or support the use of AI tools that automatically churn out variations of slop that is composed of people’s stolen work, nor do I endorse this lemming-like mentality in society, rushing us off a cliff on which millions of humans are losing their livelihoods. Wake up!!
I’m not a fan of the digital monkeys that are being made to replace us all. But it is what it is and I haven’t stood back for any of life’s tests yet.
