OCASMv2

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by OCASMv2 1y ago
> C doesn't make anything inconvenient Other than writing memory safe code, as history has shown.
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by OCASMv2 1y ago
No, it just makes it inconvenient to try to protect yourself from stubbing your toe in it.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Polite society doesn't slander so nilly willy in the first place.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
> when he did not comment afterwards that it wasn't a Nazi salute No reason for him to do that in the first place. It would set a precedent of having to defend himself every time people who dislike him deliberately malinterpret anyt
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
> We all saw the Nazi salutes with our own eyes You all decided to interpret his gesture as the nazi salute. Big difference.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Easier to market "more resolution" and "more polygons" than masterful use of uv mapping.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Still waiting for bevy to get an official editor.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
It's not the 90s anymore. Using basic linear fog with ultra-realistic assets would just look terribly out of place. The point about Lumen stands though. Baked lighting would have been much better in this case.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
You'll own nothing and be happy, in the name of saving the planet, of course.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
No, that's still attacking people.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Yes, there's room for improvement.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
> Which currently or previously widely available vaccines are not safe? If they were detected as unsafe during testing they wouldn't be available. That's the point. You only know of vaccines that passed the tests, not those tha
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Yes, attack the mosquitos, not the people.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
"Vaccine" is a category of products, each one is unique and the safety and efficacy of one has no bearing on any other. The reason they have such good standing is selection bias. Before COVID, only vaccines that passed years of ri
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Is this the only way to prevent it? No.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
What would have a democrat president done different during the first year of the pandemic?
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
The problem with MSAA is that it only handles aliasing from geometry edges. It's pretty much useless against shader aliasing, which became a massive problem after normal mapping and HDR lighting became standard in the PS3 era.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Just like there's people whose only standard of proof is the word of "experts", regardless of (or perhaps especially due to) the presence of contradictory facts.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
I find this indistinguishable from any modern/contemporary art museum.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
All those people get paid for their products and services. They're not entitled to steal from others no matter how rich those others are.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
Well they folded quickly. They'll probably start another organization that does the same thing under a different name.
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
My favorite meme from the era: https://i.postimg.cc/rwn0kT7W/Xenon-Vs-Cell.jpg
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by OCASMv2 2y ago
A 2002 postmortem on the tech of Rogue Leader, a Gamecube launch title, already using the term "shaders": https://www.gamedeveloper.com/programming/shader-integration...
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
They're also by design inferior to other vaccines since they only target one specific antigen, rendering them useless very quickly against highly mutagenic viruses (like coronaviruses).
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
A definition of "antivaxxer" that includes no references to vaccines or vaccination. Ok.
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
With such a broad definition, sneezing on somebody would be considered vaccination.
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
Define "antivaxxer".
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
> https://apnews.com/article/fact-check-covid-vaccines-animal-... > CLAIM: Animal studies for COVID-19 vaccines were “stopped” because the animals were dying. Not my claim. > https://www.reuters.com
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
> The vaccines we do have are because we have vaccines for coronaviruses in animals and had nearly a decade of work for using them in humans. Which vaccine specifically are you talking about here? > The smear campaign against a drug t
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by OCASMv2 3y ago
"The hypotheses for the influence of face mask wearing on emotion recognition were partially supported. Results showed that whereas anger was better recognized, happiness and sadness were impaired in their recognition. ... Therefore, t

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