DaveSapien

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by DaveSapien 7y ago
Until there is an 128bit cpu architecture and I cant republish because Unity has went out of business or there is a change in there licensing agreement...
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Ask HN: Will games made in Unity3d be playable in 10/20 years?
1 points by DaveSapien 7y ago|2 comments
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by DaveSapien 7y ago
If you remove the booing and cheering I'm in. I'd love to use this as a musical notes of the day type of thing. Where I upload short musical ideas on things I'm working on. As I say, remove the booing and cheering I'
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by DaveSapien 7y ago
Here you go: https://www.spacereference.org/asteroid/2019-od
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by DaveSapien 7y ago
THIS! This is exactly what I have spent the last few years working on. Though its on one of these small screens, I've been striving to bring a greater appreciation of the old masters with gameplay mechanics. (You basically repain
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Uncertainty is the killer. There are many studios that are a dream to work for, make no mistake about it. The worst studios and the best studios, always require you (mostly on the software side) to at some point, work for free. Work u
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Its stuff like this that make me glad I spread client work over Unity and my own studios (important) projects on our own engine (c++). I want to be able to play/port my games in 40+ years. Who knows what else a private company like Un
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
My codebase I'm working on right now. Went from a proof of concept demo, to small mini game, to a bigger mini game, to full game, to SAS product. With no time(budget) to rewrite it up until delivery to a customer. Its pretty frust
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Screen time...what about screen time creating music, art, programming, study, learning, and so on? It's the "Ah, you know what I mean." saying. No actually, we don't "know" what you mean, and that's the re
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Thanks for your comments, they have kicked me out of my head space. I suppose I got it into my head thinking of massive densities, like densities of neutron star. Anything dense enough to make a difference would be very loud and easy to sp
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Would gravitational pull account for the acceleration? Meaning if it were made (or part of it) of some very dense element like Iridium, there would be an unexpected attraction to our sun?
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Simon is a friend and he's one of the chillest and professional guys I know. He makes furniture and whole shop/office/room set ups that are fantastic. A true master craftsman. If you're into interior design porn his i
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
I road some wooden escalators in Budapest many years ago. It was a wonderful experience. An absolute delight. The wooden 'clanking' sounds where especially memorable.
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
I am a chronic sufferer, and in attempt to reduce my dependancy to opiates and opioids I put myself through a constant cycle of withdrawal. When I'm coming down I often have a craving for sugars and over eat. When high, I can go day
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
This is bananas.
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by DaveSapien 8y ago
Nice work...impressive work. Are there any plans to add this to the freedombox? I think it would make a great fit!
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
This seems likely as there are increasing findings of human activity that go much before 60,000 around the world. One that recently comes to mind is a sight in Cambodia where there are traces of human activity dated around 71,000 years ago.
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
I Think its also quite telling that they found the biggest person they could find (Shaquille) to do the physical showcase. On an average sized person these will be massive, and not just look(and feel) like large weird sunglasses. And no
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
Youtuber Thunderf00t demonstrated something similar a while ago: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSJF5FJivIc
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
I wish I could upvote this more. Compulsion addiction and those companys (FaceBook,Twitter,EA,King, ect) that promote and profit from it are a dangerous threat to society. And obviously destructive to the individuals they target.
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
These two comments are perfect, in every way :)
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
Echoing this with a Note4, I get updates from Samsung almost every month (bi-monthly for the most part). Runs brilliantly.
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
Yes that seems so. Must be for cost reasons, I initially thought the new system was like the one they demoed in 2013 ( http://lightfield-forum.com/light-field-camera-prototypes/nv... ), much more like the Lytro light fie
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
This is a much better (IMO)approach by Nvidia: http://www.fudzilla.com/news/graphics/39762-nvidia-shows-off...
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
WHY!!!??! Their money is as good as anyones!
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by DaveSapien 9y ago
How to say everything with a language with only two numbers...01
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by DaveSapien 10y ago
WSJ? It's a wonder they're not linking Nintendo to the Nazi party...
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by DaveSapien 10y ago
I've been using the same form factor for PC gaming ala linx vision for a while now. And I have to say its brilliant! Super convenient way to fit gaming into my life. When my vision dies, I'm switching...uhmmm to the switch.
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by DaveSapien 10y ago
I can second this. I suffer badly enough to use strong opioids daily. Up side of them is I can code pretty well on it. I prefer weed for a better sense of self, but find it hard to code(impossible).
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by DaveSapien 10y ago
Games can, and mostly do, have shamanic value the same as any art (music, film, literature, etc). Even the "dumb" ones. They help people connect and bond and relieve stress. They tell meaningful stories and connect with archetyp

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