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by Stevvo 5y ago
From an art workflow perspective nothing even comes close. Just put down your models in the scene, place the lights and your done. All the additional scene setup and art passes that are no longer required really set artists free to actually
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The Caribbean mangrove forest that defied destruction(bbc.com)
1 points by Stevvo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I remember as a kid, playing Need for Speed for the first time, I tried to figure out how the computer could render the scene. My naive childhood mind pretty much settled on the method described in this video; I thought they must send cars
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Block-NeRF: Scalable Large Scene Neural View Synthesis(waymo.com)
20 points by Stevvo 5y ago|3 comments
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I despise GDS Transport. A font deisgned to remind you of your powerlessness. The symbols of oppression.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Absolutely, and it's not just limited to wheat; prices are up across the board even in industries with very little presence in Ukraine or Russia.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
By 2035 ICE vehicles will not make sense for consumers anyway; the law will be redundant as electric cars will be better vehicles. For many people they already are.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I wouldn't dismiss the the 'tent pole AAA shoot-em ups' so quickly, as some of these games are the best candidates for 'expanding minds'. I suggest Red Dead Redemption 2.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
"It's been over a hundred years since the last veto in any commonwealth realm near as I can figure." The Queen last exercised her veto in 1999. Nothing fell in on itself and that is by design; the Queen is sovereign and parli
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by Stevvo 5y ago
> There's nothing but more risks with zero benefits. Risk has upside. That is the benefit.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
A 51% attack on a blockchain with a grand total of 9 nodes... why would be people trust such an obviously insecure chain with such large value?
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I remember my friend laughing at protesters in Hong Kong waving the British flag; they had experienced more democracy under Chinese rule than they ever had under the British.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
With Warzone the situation is a-typical because you have to download the whole of Modern Warfare even if you have not purchased the game and only wish to access Warzone. Typically textures are the largest part. Many objects with many differ
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by Stevvo 5y ago
If you don't feel you are missing anything without 120hz then don't try it. Once you go back to 60Hz you feel as soon as you move the mouse cursor; you can never be content at 60 again.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I would rather it be lower resolution and let my imagination fill in the gaps than have the gaps sloppily filled in by a neural net.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I think things are changing; at CES this year QD-OLED launched on both TVs and monitors simultaneously with the AW3423DW, and there are some 42 inch OLED monitors derived from TV panels.
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Can I ditch my work laptop for a Steam Deck?(techradar.com)
7 points by Stevvo 5y ago|0 comments
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Not quite sure what your saying, other than nothing is easy to carry through a warzone. How would anyone even know you have your Bitcoin private key hidden on a USB stick?
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Last tried in April of last year
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by Stevvo 5y ago
The advantage of Starlink over point to point WIFI is there is so much less set-up involved; just update your service address and boot your terminal and you're good to go. Conveniently the ethernet cable will also power the terminal fr
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by Stevvo 5y ago
A catamaran would be a nice "marine stabilized platform"
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Generally planes don't just fall out of the sky; accidents nearly always happen shortly after takeoff or when landing.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Possibly explosive decompression then they go way too fast on the emergency descent so pulling out of the dive caused structural failure leading to the crash.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
It just depends; every anchorage is different however it's not uncommon to be cruising in area with great coverage, but once you lay anchor you find yourself without service because the rocks of the bay you chose to shelter you from se
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by Stevvo 5y ago
It doesn't deal too well with all the movement; it works sometimes but not reliably. I don't know if it is only the rolling or also the lateral swinging around the anchor that throws it off. In perfectly flat seas it might work fi
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Right, but that is cost I could potentially swallow; worth it work from paradise anchorages with little other connectivity. You don't pay rent at anchor. What I will probably end up doing this summer is a stern-to mooring to some trees
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by Stevvo 5y ago
I had been talking with AST Group about getting OneWeb set up on my boat and the size of the terminals was a blocking issue; only place I could put them would be shading solar panels much of the day.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
It is called Windows , the name does suggest that the product is more than a kernel.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Some brands still put IR blasters on every handset e.g. Xiaomi/POCO.
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by Stevvo 5y ago
Pick one... that iPhone is not going to run uBlock Origin.

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