Arelius

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by Arelius 6y ago
I was working with John Knoll on a project for about a month before somebody mentioned. It was a little bit of that late-onset star-struck feeling.
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by Arelius 6y ago
This has been my experience also. It seems the closer you get to a single project the more your likely to overwork, while the more core you get the more steady the work seems to be. It seems to make sense as it's less sustainable to ke
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by Arelius 6y ago
Personally I don't know anyone that moved over in pipeline, and not sure they are really doing much in that. But for more R&D style roles I've seen it reflect what the parent was saying. I guess I'm just saying that I agr
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by Arelius 6y ago
Yeah, just take your FAANG base pay, and don't add on any of the large bonuses or stock grants. In my experience this holds pretty true for more senior roles, It seems to go down much more sharply as the roles get more junior.
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by Arelius 6y ago
Yeah, definitely don't just cc your counsel, mark it and expect it do be protected. While that may contribute to the argument that it's protected neither of those are sure-fire ways to make sure the communication is actually not d
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by Arelius 6y ago
I'm not sure what a "server hall" specifically is. Is that referring to a single data-center or a whole set of data-centers (limited to a geographic area perhaps)? There is some interesting ideas here but with my limited doma
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by Arelius 6y ago
I had a similar experience switching to the Kinesis. I mean I don't think as stark as yours. I noticed the Kinesis Advantage forced my hands into a position that encouraged touch-typing, so I thought I'd give it a try and learn to
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by Arelius 6y ago
> i want an apple credit card (or something similar) Why an apple credit card? Like, when you say "something similar" what would apply?
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by Arelius 6y ago
It crashes my Firefox Tab. I've seen similar crashes from Google store pages previously.
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by Arelius 6y ago
Even if your build system isn't set up for it, you could potentially do a cross-compiled build for just LLVM your target architecture, then just rely on those binaries?
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by Arelius 6y ago
Does it actually use the FBX SDK during runtime? Most engines I've worked in just use the FBX SDK to convert assets from a DCC into engine specific assets. If that's the case you might just be able to disable it?
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by Arelius 6y ago
Having used WAF extensively in large legacy projects, one of it’s large problems is that it isn’t particularly batteries included, and relies on a lot of customizations, and doesn’t have a lot of rails so it’s really easy to break it’s reli
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by Arelius 6y ago
Likely, yes, but the corollary is if your data structure stays similar and well defined, then you'll have smaller, cleaner and less refactors for reasons that are unrelated to a fundamental shift in your actual data
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by Arelius 6y ago
> DOD generally implies a high level of coupling on the system. That's it's biggest weakness. I'm not sure I understand what you mean by DOD generally implies a high level of coupling? Could you perhaps elaborate a bit?
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by Arelius 6y ago
Yeah, I've long thought this should be pretty doable. At least with a good TOF camera. Most of the literature I've seen has been on specifically gaze correction, which isn't actually what you would want.
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by Arelius 6y ago
Sony as well.
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by Arelius 6y ago
I think Twitch Prime was never very close to Twitch from an organizational perspective. My read is this that this moves likely gives Twitch as an organization more autonomy.
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by Arelius 6y ago
Prior to this they released The Grand Tour Video Game, a tie in to their Prime Video series of the same name. It was also generally poorly received. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Grand_Tour_Game
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by Arelius 6y ago
I constantly have trouble trying to find "that one tweet" from yesterday, a much less intimidating problem.
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by Arelius 6y ago
I wasn't aware that OctaneRender was actually a large portion of the Hollywood and TV studio segment.
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by Arelius 6y ago
> I wouldn't interpret Sony's and Microsoft's decision for AMD graphics as anything other than Nvidia being dickheads. I think that's a large component, but I'd like to add, ontop of maybe pricing and the like, N
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by Arelius 6y ago
The California Zephyr does in fact make the daily trip from Emeryville through Truckee, and on to Reno and beyond.
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by Arelius 6y ago
Yeah, so so the drive from Emeryville to Roseville is about 2 hrs via train or car, the car generally being a bit faster, the vast majority of the difference in time takes place from Roseville to Truckee, where the modern Freeway has had si
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by Arelius 6y ago
I resonate with this as well. Anything strongly spatial, such as tying knots, navigating really any sort of space, even after just a single visit, and things such as sports come very easy to me. But even visualizing an Apple in any capacity
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by Arelius 6y ago
Your description of being capable of simulating "hearing the words" resonates with me. When I think about it more, I think I almost feel the sounds on my tongue, which is to say, when I try to simulate the sounds, I do so by imagi
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by Arelius 6y ago
I feel this needs better context, because besides not being able to prove a negative, debugging is so much beyond only the essential ability to "problem solve". And as an anecdote, I've certainly gotten significantly better a
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by Arelius 6y ago
I understand your point on tracking orbits. But for detection, Is that actually easy? I don't know much about it, would it be done optically, or is there a better way? Are there concealment strategies? How about say painting the satell
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by Arelius 6y ago
Nice post!
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by Arelius 6y ago
I think a word of caution should be provided. The sort of spin-lock used here while may appear to work in the vast majority of scenarios, the forward progress guarantee required doesn't exists on all (or even many) modern GPUs. It&#x27
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by Arelius 6y ago
Microsoft XBox, Sony Playstation, this is not unique to Nintendo.

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