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Just a design choice, I added one to Railgrade since I like the look. It gives the opening less clutter and a chance for players to get oriented. On switch many games use the "Press L + R" pattern to detect which controller is the
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Cert. Pretty standard rule, no quit or exit buttons on menus. It is the first thing I implement when making a new main menu.
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More likely Epic themselves would offer source control. I run my indie studio off UE4 on git lfs, which I can do since we are small. Perforce and Perfoce centric workflows tend to be broken not because of UE4 but because of bad workflow des
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Oh no, those nearby better not drink the dumped water: it be deadly. The sea water I mean, not the radiation. If anything the current tanks of drinkable fresh radioactive water are being polluted by the deadly sea water from a drinking pers
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This is a allowed but semi-rare technique in Japan. Rare because of the capital costs to built the panels. Certain high end plants, such as tea, prefer the shade.
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For those you got hit by the paywall: https://outline.com/jzvMTG Myself it was surprising to hear the Evergiven is Japanese. Owned by a Japanese firm. Crewed by a German firm. And operated by a Taiwanese firm.
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Owner of stranded Suez Canal ship aims to free vessel on Saturday
(asia.nikkei.com)
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I live in Saitama, I used to live in Canada. Thus I think the editor is blind to the differences. In Canada you commute by driving fast along large roads, what would be highways in Japan. While in Saitama, and most of Japan car commutes, yo
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Japan Post is still using Honda SuperCub. Maybe Honda will release an electric version they can upgrade to.
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Cost. The video is showing a metal "lego" form of prefab. These are limited to the premium home builders. Habel, Sekisui, Sumitomo etc. These homes are metal centric, and thus more expensive than wood centric homes. There are plen
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You don't recognize them. Even the most budget builder, say your prefecture's Co-op builder, will use pre cut framing. Our builder, Hinokiya, used factory built frame pieces. The article's photos of prebuilts is misleading. T
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Is a better way to think about the demon that is is "sorting" the particles? The demon may be able to construct a energy gradient, but only because certain particles had above average energy. Yet I suppose the random interactions
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> talent and resources to develop your Prototype Developing the required talent and resources is best done working a day job. Go work as a cog in a game making team, they'll cover your weaknesses and build your strengths. Attempting
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> kinds of opportunities The irony of course being "working for free on personal project after work" is not an opportunity. No doubt I am the exact class of "white dude" the article is talking about. My "funding&
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Here is your "but this time it is fine" Autopilot attempting to murder yet another driver just 9 months ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LfmAG4dk-rU
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> while also asking you to pay complete attention to your surroundings No. That is the true benefit of Level3: you do not need to pay attention. The car is paying attention and will notify you when you must retake control. Tesla's L
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What is notable is level 3. Not the features, but the legal aspect of claiming drivers can now be distracted with your mode. Tesla "auto"pilot does more, while pretending to enforce an always alert driver. This has resulted in a c
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Woah, cool to see Greggman on Hacker News. Between Polm and Greggman the Tokyo Indie game scene punches above its weight eh. A HTML driven imgui sounds cool, I hope Gregg continues building it out. Of course the irony is in running immediat
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Ohh, that sounds perfect for DOS attacks. A clean reflection attack vector operating on giant assets.
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Profit motive is next level motivation. It affords a level of continuous effort where passion motives wear out over time. Put another way: if a single unsatisfied customer is able to take down a product then there must be dozens or hundreds
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Alright since you guys asked I found the closest in spec Sharp model to my favorite domestic Sharp. In America KC-850U: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003BF665Y/ref=emc_b_5_t In Japan KC-H50-W: https://www.
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> Any company making incremental improvements to existing cool mist humidifiers will probably get a lot of eager buyers. I don't buy that. Japan has a ton of high quality air cleaner combo cool mist humidifiers. We don't see th
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GamePass deals are fixed price, the "full production cost" is not an exact truth. For most indies the deal price represents an over shoot over costs, or just a large percent of cost. This is logical: no one ever shares their inter
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> I would hate to not even have this one tiny little advantage from all this How is what you describe an advantage? Based on what you've said it does not sound to me, a third party reader, that this advantage is bearing any fruit. T
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Thank you for sharing. I find it incredible how so far all responces to your post are in-denial. Being productive while remote is hard work and requires a high level of self-awareness and self-control. We cannot "will it into existence
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Valve was started by two Microsoft Millionaires. Money wasn't an issue.
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> The scary thing for me about wars is that the soldiers aren't the ones making the decisions. Letting Soldiers & Generals control the military is the exact mistake which lead to Japan's military aggression. Keeping the hea
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This is a good change which prevents body shops from privatizing the financial surplus of the visa. Right now body shops can flood the lottery and underpay their employees relative to direct hire h1b.
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Encoding videos across consoles in h.264 is a pain and unreliable. I did it, and so I can see why a big budget title would use blink. Each console has its own odd and undocumented requirements for the encoding specification. Think 1079p at
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My theory is residuals from that SGI contract is what allowed SGI Japan to stay alive. They later renamed themselves to to Silicon Studio. Now best known for developing Bravely Default.
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