Arelius

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by Arelius 3y ago
For sure, maybe it's my Adhd and/or chronic fatigue, but so often at work, I would not be able to get motivated or focused, and would mindlessly scroll the Internet waiting for the time when it would be reasonable to leave for the
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by Arelius 3y ago
I think that's a misread of my response. I commented that empirically, my experience has been the opposite. And that my suggestion was simply that your assettion that it is so clear, appears to need some serious support, since it seems
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by Arelius 3y ago
I still hold onto my SpaceOrb369 for this sort of game. There is a guy that makes a converter to make it work over USB... https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/SpaceOrb_360 https://www.tindie.com/products&#x2
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by Arelius 3y ago
bokeh? edit: Found the article: https://www.ea.com/frostbite/news/circular-separable-convolu...
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by Arelius 3y ago
For sure. Also, they got lonely and miss their "friends"
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by Arelius 3y ago
I think your really going to have to cite your sources here. Based on the studys I've seen the it looks like the Jury is still out. And anecdotally it's been a big boost to most of the places I have direct involvement in.
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by Arelius 3y ago
We've already spread out a lot. Should young people be living acres away from the next house and an hours drive from their friends? I'm not sure that'll solve loneliness and disconnection. Not to mention that these days, even
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by Arelius 3y ago
Wouldn't selling it, perhaps not be particularly fair. Like, couldn't they sell it at a price that would eat up all potential profits from the company using the data. But it'd be fine since they could run that segment of the
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by Arelius 3y ago
This for sure. City builders, and certain classes of RTS are really the last major forms of games that really are very poor fits for modern off the shelf engines. Honestly, trying to build one in either Unreal or Unity is going to be a pain
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by Arelius 3y ago
I'm not sure that's super relevant. Firstly, just because they can use Unreal doesnt mean that it isn't causing problems, even you state that they are using it juat for their graphics which inplies challenges. It's a com
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by Arelius 3y ago
> Given that this F# feature enables parallel analysis, wouldn't it make sense to do all of our development in a Lisp-like Trie structure where the types are simply part of the program itself, like in Idris2? Yeah, maybe, you for su
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by Arelius 3y ago
Fair enough, but Unreal's Renderer isn't the best fit for this sort of game either. And their data based ecss is still behind DOTS for simulation last I checked
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by Arelius 3y ago
What is that comparing? Beware of sampling mismatch. Due to Unreal's use in AA and AAA and the size of those teams, I wouldn't be surprised to see the statistics reversed when you limit the talent pool to the set of people you nee
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by Arelius 3y ago
Yeah, and city builders have a very unique set of constraints that would prove to be a misfit for most modern off the shelf engines, And remember, despite Epic's efforts, UE is still a first/third person engine at it's core.
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by Arelius 3y ago
Yes, it's sortof tautologically true that if you generate the optimized code during initial codegen then optimization wouldn't optimize. No, that's not really how we build compilers. I guess you're trying to get is what
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by Arelius 3y ago
I'd have to dig up references, but I understand it's a pretty well documented effect that having words for colors is directly related to a population seeing more distinction for those colors. If I recall, some early societies didn
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by Arelius 3y ago
A lot of that is learned.. However, there are people who are tetrachromats, have cones most sensitive to a fourth frequency of light in their eyes, and those people are also overwhelmingly women.
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by Arelius 3y ago
I agree with you in essence.. Having said that, it basically has nothing in common with the mid-90's code, either in details nor design. It's dysfunction is almost entirely modern by now. Essentially, while CryEngine was a detour
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by Arelius 3y ago
Sorry, to be clear, O3DE and cryengine have about nothing in common these days. You might as well also be comparing Godot, Unity and Panda3D at this point.
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by Arelius 3y ago
It does. But like every other middleware that supports consoles, you need to be under NDA to get the code.
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by Arelius 3y ago
> From what I read they mainly just put lots of Amazon cloud stuff integrations into it rather then focusing on the actual 3d rendering parts of the engine Feel free to see my other post, it's a misunderstanding to think Amazon hasn
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by Arelius 3y ago
So, to say Lumberyard is a fork of Cryengine is actually missing some important details. Basically, Amazon started building a new engine and plugin architecture. After acquiring the CryEngine code, it was pretty heavily refactored to fit in
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by Arelius 3y ago
While that's true, the AirTag network is much more valuable for stalking. Most people don't have a specific competitors tracking app on their phone, so the network is much smaller and location updates much rarer. On the other hand
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by Arelius 3y ago
Except UE5 is far from the main software package used for all the special effects.
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by Arelius 3y ago
That’s what the PlayStation VR does, and can confirm, it is better.
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by Arelius 3y ago
For sure, there are tons of off the shelve adapters that'll do it. But may be hard to fit in your package. The big part, is the power is delivered at a pretty high voltage, so you are going to need a buck converter to get it down to th
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by Arelius 3y ago
> A CPU typically has <=12 cores and each core computes very quickly. A GPU typically has <=1024 cores and each core computes quickly (but not as quick as a CPU core). That's not entirely accurate... Cuda "cores" are
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by Arelius 3y ago
I mean, you'd think that, but lately it constantly tries to send me down illegal lefts, and tries to have me drive on the Muni/Taxi only part of Market. In San Francisco. And if San Francisco isn't a coty where Google employe
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by Arelius 3y ago
But just because you have old GPUs, doesn't imply there is a problem with ROCm. You'd have the same problem of economics with old Nvidia GPUs.
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by Arelius 3y ago
Yeah, for sure, I'm often syncing multi gigabyte repositories while me and my wife are on video conferences. You really feel the extra bandwidth then.

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