ChikkaChiChi

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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
The Quixel integration is going to help devs quickly build out gorgeous concepts. It will also usher in a new era of asset flippers building garbage that also looks beautiful.
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
Anything specific that isn't working for you? I've had great luck with it.
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
Apologies, but I made a comment on u/lifeisstillgood that should help answer your question. If you need further elaboration please let me know.
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
This is how I understand it as well. Currently, you can think about it like those old cartoons where parts of the background that were to be interacted with were a slightly different color to help the animators know what they had to work wi
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
In 10 years, I think we'll all be using 3D engines like this to develop everything the same way 3D cards were once for gaming/animation only. The tooling has demanded so much and Unreal has pretty much nailed it. If they can make
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
I jumped into game development earlier this year because I too feel that there are plenty of business use cases for a game engine to power business intelligence applications; especially in VR/AR. It was not only my first time doing 3D,
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
The demo was great, but it really fell apart any time the mocap models moved. Despite the animation being great, the movement is still stilted and fake. The next step change will have to be some form of advanced kinematic rigging that creat
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
Why aren't there any email services that provide "Zero Trust" email? An email firewall would solve so many problems: - All email goes directly to a PROCESS folder - Emails you have responded to or in your Contacts get process
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
Very derivative of OCR B by Frutiger. A shame it doesn't come out and say that: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OCR-B Looks great, otherwise!
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
I understand your point, but if we truly are "Ships of Thesus" in meat form, then is consciousness only a present moment phenomena that can merely tap into our biological record-keeping? We may be relying too heavily on the basis
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
> One day I looked at my hands and then at my keyboard and realized that that can't possibly be the best there is. The same can absolutely be said about the entire paradigm of consumption/production when using a computer. Desig
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by ChikkaChiChi 5y ago
Scraping services on their own are a viable business product, but the power to assign metadata and contextualization is where the unicorn lies. The service itself will always be in flux because of how freeform hypertext is as a schema. So m
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by ChikkaChiChi 6y ago
Won't charging become an issue?
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by ChikkaChiChi 6y ago
Omnigraffle is the only one that has been more productive than Powerpoint for me.
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by ChikkaChiChi 6y ago
Has a browser team ever considered the possibility of creating allowlists for extensions only on certain websites? A native implementation of something like uMatrix that also worked on extensions could help end users at least remove slowdow
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
I would have it start totally zoomed out, then scale inward, Google Earth style. The ability to "walk down the street" and use keyboard controls would make this far more interesting as well. As it stands, it's a cool implemen
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
The best description I read was that is was a perfect "Human Zoo"
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
I'm sure there are oodles of creators out there who hold back their source code because they don't want to deal with being shamed. We should be using these opportunities to learn and grow together, and not as a soundboard to feel
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
>There needs to be consequences for such blatant fraud and abuse of the DMCA, ridiculous claims like this have gotten so common. Absolutely. Unfortunately, common sense does not appear to be a powerful lobby in any country. People in po
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
> We will listen to you, and be honest in our replies, even if it means you won’t always like what we say. They are actively treating their customers like shit, and that tone starts at the top. No bullshit does not give creative license
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
If authorization or security is a primary selling attribute of your service, and you have the professional capacity to do so, then by all means roll your own. If it is a means to an end, abstract the problem away to a service that will spe
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
The problem is one of culture. A reliance on complicated tooling requires specialization to these tools, which slows down team building time. I've rescued several projects where more time was spent on making the lives of the developer
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
I'm in the same boat. Somehow, neither vim nor emacs have ever made a compelling case for me to switch from nano which "just works"
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
Bakery Square was a Nabisco factory. Unless you are worried about what they are putting in your Teddy Grahams, I'm not exactly worried that there is a conspiracy to cover up some Superfund site. There is a lot of feeling in the parent
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
I even pay for pinboard and barely use it. It'd be great if every time I went back to a website, all the pages on the site that I already bookmarked would pop in a sidebar...
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
Does this new color cost extra? Or are they subsidizing a higher cost across all sales?
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
I think the point is that additional rounds are poorly representing any sort of measurable return. Maybe the thesis is poorly worded to get attention? I don't think anything in cryptography should be taken for granted. Any sort of as
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
I wouldn't recommend putting the onus on the end user to remember how to find your product. Too many assumptions.
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
Can anyone recommend a decent CO2 and VOC monitor for a desktop? It'd be great to have something to help tell me when I need to improve the ventilation.
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by ChikkaChiChi 7y ago
They lost a ton of ground right around 2006 when Core2Duo became a thing and they couldn't keep up.

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