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Blog post explains drawing shapes like a llama using Fourier epicycles

A technical blog post walks through how the Fourier transform can be used to reconstruct a hand-drawn path, such as a llama, by summing rotating vectors (epicycles) of different frequencies, radii, and starting angles connected tip to tail. The author shows progressively complex examples, from a straight line and square to a fish, culminating in a llama drawn using 1024 circles.

Stealth Software and UVM Researchers Build ZK-JPEG to Verify Compressed Photo Authenticity

Researchers from Stealth Software Technologies and the University of Vermont have developed ZK-JPEG, a zero-knowledge cryptographic system that proves a JPEG image was correctly compressed from a genuine, committed source photo. The tool also supports common edits like blurring or redacting regions while still generating a valid proof, using the PicoZK framework to translate Python-based image editing into a zero-knowledge circuit built on line-point zero knowledge proofs.