Arelius

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by Arelius 3y ago
I mean, I'm using ROCm for VFX rendering. But regardless i'm not sure that cards as old as your 470's can really be super competitive power usage wise to make them very profitable.
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by Arelius 3y ago
That sort-of just strengthens their point then right? It seems they should then be well positioned to compare the potential outcomes.
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by Arelius 3y ago
> If it's older men, then you'd expect an inverse inequality among the over 30s. That's not necessarily true. With a preference for older men, the in equality could hold true but lessen for each successive age group, until
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by Arelius 3y ago
I think that makes a lot of sense, both of my parents hate traveling. The point of my post was just to suggest that the parent's opinion wasn't universal, that some of us really do actually like traveling. There are obviously aspe
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by Arelius 3y ago
Wow, you really don't like travelling do you? For what it's worth, I don't think your experience is universal. Fair enough, walking around all day does create some bodily discomfort, but personally I walk around in my home ci
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by Arelius 3y ago
Agreed, I had lived in that same neighborhood from about 6 years ago to 1 year ago, and while it took a turn for the worse on March 2020, it has always had a significant drug, homeless and fecees problem.
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by Arelius 3y ago
Yeah, interesting point. I'm curious to what your take is on Chat-GPT's response to the same sorts of questions? I also work in a specialist field, and I've come to understand that the instinct on of a particular question is
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by Arelius 3y ago
Yeah, for sure. I can't get anything done in the office anymore. At this point, we just go in once every couple of weeks, when we can all arrange a lunch, and it generally just turns into a: Do a bit of office maintenance, and socializ
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by Arelius 3y ago
For those that find it a bit light, I enjoyed Advanced Compiler Design and Implementation by Steven S. Muchnick. Which covers topics that I found much trickier.
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by Arelius 3y ago
My point is being able to reliably reproduce copyright works will function as a very practical way to tell if the dataset was corrupted with copyrighted material. In that way it’ll be a lot easier to prove that a dataset was corrupted, then
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by Arelius 3y ago
I think you'll find that it is in fact proof by all practical standards we use outside of formal mathematics.
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by Arelius 3y ago
While I think it only furthers your point, this particular Whole Foods has actually been expected for much longer, here is an article from 2018: https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/San-Francisco-s-massi...
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by Arelius 4y ago
> You basically don't know what was there and you cannot prove they didn't achieve those results with perfectly clean data. I mean you totally do though, right? You just need one instance of the LLM reproducing information that
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by Arelius 4y ago
Hi! So, it's been a while, but I'll try to add clarification from the best of my memory. So, in this sequence, I think it is the case that K2-SO was only rendered from behind. IIRC, the reasons for not using it on more shots, and
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by Arelius 4y ago
It's not exactly true, but the incentives still align in practice. "Contact Us" Licensing has always existed as you state, but has often included the possibility of royalties, and even when it doesn't it's always be
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by Arelius 4y ago
I'm starting to understand there are clearly 2 different worlds, if you live in one where C++ assumes the use of smart pointers, or especially Boost. In the C++ world I live/work Boost is avoided like the plague. I always wondered
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by Arelius 4y ago
Also, the incentives are real. Unity, generally makes money by convincing more people that they could make video games, and keeping up that belief so they keep paying for versions or subscription fees. Epic only makes money after games ha
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by Arelius 4y ago
Hyperion was designed to specifically take advantage of a specific ray batching architecture that's particularly good for out of core renderers. Which can be good for particularly large and complex scenes.
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by Arelius 4y ago
I mentioned it in another comment, but Star Wars Rogue One also used it for a few shots.
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by Arelius 4y ago
Star Wars Rogue One had used Unreal for final render of a couple of shots. However it was more a proof-of-concept then a better worflow or anything. Edit: I worked on this, Adding reference video from GDC https://youtu.be/pn
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by Arelius 4y ago
Yeah, I've tried the Trello board, and writing down notes, org-mode and other and I have a large graveyard of all of those that get lost. I think for me, tabs remain successful because they are ever-present and insert themselves into
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by Arelius 4y ago
I'm sorry, why do you need a virtual setPixel? You can still easily get something working just by implementing setPixel without virtual dispatch, the linker has no problem inlining that call at compile time. If some arbitrary API needs
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by Arelius 4y ago
Well, for starters, many AAA games in Unreal had to have many core functions/classes rewritten from UnrealScript to C++ for performance reasons, where often not every call is virtual. Secondly, UnrealScript is not really a great exampl
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by Arelius 4y ago
Honestly, I don't know how you all stay so low, I'm down to 1172, and getting it even that low feels like a bit of an accomplishment.
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by Arelius 4y ago
But in contrast, the QFC on Broadway in Capital Hill for instance, has no above-ground parking lot. And is very walkable.
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by Arelius 4y ago
That seems to be a presumption... I just googled "sketch application" or "sketch image editing software" I found sketchpad... alternatively, I found sketch.com, which seems to be design software? I mean, it's a vagu
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by Arelius 4y ago
That’s a bit of an over generalization. Many studios do not, and many more have not always used middle ware to deal with multiple APIs.
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by Arelius 4y ago
That's a false dichotomy. Just because you don't have a VM doesn't mean that the alternative is a build environment and setup that mutates an operating system.
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by Arelius 4y ago
Why by the end of next year? That seems optimistically short. Why hadn't it happened this year, or last? Nanite is great, but IMO doesnt change the equation that dramatically. The cost for a studio to manually decimate game quality ver
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by Arelius 4y ago
I assume you mean Asahi Linux GPU driver for Mac M1? or does this run ontop of MacOS somehow?

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