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They focus on the wrong thing, in my opinion. What I took away from NVIDIA's announcement was: NVIDIA is dog-fooding their Metaverse renderer and all the CGI s
by fxtentacle 5y ago
They focus on the wrong thing, in my opinion. What I took away from NVIDIA's announcement was:
NVIDIA is dog-fooding their Metaverse renderer and all the CGI sequences in the keynote were created using it. As someone considering to build a plugin for it, that's great news. If they use it themselves, you can be reasonably optimistic that it won't have any horrible usability bugs. Plus it now integrates with Blender.
So if I had to come up with a headline, it'd be:
"NVIDIA's Photorealistic Keynote Rendering Software now available for Free to Blender Users"
- nabla9 5y agoEven the tiny computer-generated keynote part points to something that can nudge humanity forward. Namely, the possibility of automating bullshit. Endless mission statements, employee narrated stories, and hand gesturing is very valuable. I would pay $10,000 out of my pocket for the opportunity to never do those product hype videos again.
- hobofan 5y ago> you can be reasonably optimistic that it won't have any horrible usability bugs Or alternatively, since they are the ones also building it, they intimately know it's (undocumented) pitfalls and how to work around them and/or they plow through bad DX with a horde of engineers that only a big corporation like them can afford. Dog-fooding doesn't automatically improve a product.