MrLeap

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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   Unless something crazy happens whatever blender is missing will probably be there eventually. It's a big ol' self improving battleship now.
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   Amusing anecdote. My girlfriend has an accounting degree in the Ozarks and has had trouble getting work related to it.
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   I love it. Just a little enhanced and I would use it regularly. My primary problem with it seems like you can't move a wall after its placed. Deleting and redrawing instead isn't the biggest deal breaker if it's basically a s
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   This post fills my heart with joy. What a grand idea. I'm making a creative writing game. It's been a goal channel whatever techniques I can, even dark patterns, to help people be more prolific writers. Glad to see the real world
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   This article really reads like a parallel dimension turbo encabulator. It hits all the same notes, has a similar cadence and uses many of the same words. This might be my first experience with the kind of media that was parodying. It's
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   They're showing off a lot of things at once here. The real time raytraced lighting on their vfx is impressive. To do that in tandem with their human while maintaining 30fps is pretty something. Every thing draws from the same well so t
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   This comment is extra funny in light of youtube removing downvotes.
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   Replace "Ukraine" with "Afghanistan" and "Russia" with "United States" might make the question easier. We have the benefit of hindsight there.
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   by MrLeap 5y ago

   I am making a Lovecraftian text editor called Tentacle Typer. It's a text editor / game where you play as a tentacle monster with a magic mechanical typewriter. Creative writing releases psychic energy that activates machines &#x2
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Fair points. There's definitely tons of ps3 games that look better than any indie games I can think of (mgs4 comes immediately to mind, what a visual feast.) I don't think it's inappropriate to say my game and many other indi
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    I'm curious what letters and how many you'd give me for the aesthetic of my solodev project. I've got videos for days but this one's short and pretty representative. https://twitter.com/LeapJosh/stat
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Thank you whtrbt for linking my steam page. It's a pretty out of date I regret to say. I'm doing it from the woods and have to go a town over to the library to upload HD video. For some reason it's easier to upload to twitter
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Seconded. The way I look at this is to always build the allowable action space from nothing, and default to nothing. Most of the time it involves a state machine where each node comes with a white list of currently allowable verbs a client
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    A lot (all?) of design is signaling. You don't have a condition, you simply haven't been conditioned to reflexively shibboleth.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    I'd join you both for beers.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    This is convincing to me, thank you.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    I was thinking the same thing. If you read the experiment described but replace the word "proton" with "cat" -- I would just assume that the scientists in question were from a society with very coarse senses and measurem
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Your hypothetical seems to describe a current inability to differentiate between protons, rather than convincing me that protons must be identical. Is this like the monsters on old sea maps, just a gate around an unknown?
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Is there.. any reason why all protons must be the same size?
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    I don't think so. Checks and balances.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    A professional Jury opens up avenues for corruption. Maybe someday we can simulate human brains well enough to run the markovs on governance ideas to see if it's worth it.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Achieving lift, presumably.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    I wonder if they account for more CO2 emissions than vinegar and baking soda science fair volcanos.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Same principle behind corrugated steel / I-Beams, C-Beams, cardboard. If you fold a piece of paper like an accordion, you'll find it's much harder to bend the paper along one axis but the parallel axis is easy. Notice the ind
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    You get a few extra weeks between jobs when you quit or are fired ;D
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Is there a list of this stuff.. presorted to remove the crackpottery? I have no mental facilities that aid me in filtering anything out of this, but I wish I did. It looks like a blur of thermodynamics violating attention bait. :O
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    I made this toy piano using a single sound effect, middle C. I pitch shift to get the others. https://mobile.twitter.com/leapjosh/status/14230524867604111...
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    If the legislation, as worded, applies to cars on race tracks -- probably? I think these metaphors are getting far afield. Privacy is a fundamental thing that's more important (and harder!) to protect than most things. It's probab
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    It'd be funny if it were an oral history that goes back to when the castles were built.
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    by MrLeap 5y ago

    Makes me wish the css filter feature hadn't fizzled. Would be much more performant to do this in a single pass by giving a gradient to a box distance formula in a shader!