TheRoque

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by TheRoque 3y ago
Since this is very straightforward to do, I took it as equivalent statements
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by TheRoque 3y ago
WebGPU is a pretty good starting point, that's what I did myself (with C++, not Rust though, which should be even more straightforward). You can even use it in the browser and skip all the native hassle. Just learn the basic concepts l
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Cyberpunk also has the 3 sea shells reference
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Maybe that's why it's used ? Twitter is just addressed to the public, so it's not official in any way, it's just communication. The lowercase casual style is only used to drive empathy probably.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Take a new software, like Blender or Gimp, and you'll totally have to do things "manually" via the menus before memorizing the "shortcuts" that will boost your productivity. It's nice for discoverability, acces
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by TheRoque 3y ago
It's a shortcut because it's an alternative (and faster) way to access a functionality. There's no other way to get the letter C than to press the C key on your keyboard, therefore it's not a shortcut. Saying that using
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Sorry for being such a newbie, but I never understood why HHKB was popular, and where it got its fame. I saw my roomate already having it 10 years ago, I find cool the minimalist aspect, but why such keyboard with basic design made it so fa
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by TheRoque 3y ago
100x? Well they probably weren't very productive in the first place then. If you know tips to use chatgpt and "100x" your productivity, please share.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Exactly what I had in mind, you nailed it. With some focus on improving the UI (a list of premade prompts, or a simpler way to make them) it could become widely used. Also, I think using the OpenAI backend is a huge blocked. I wonder how a
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I also wanted to do something like this. And I had other ideas for extensions using LLM to enhence the experience on the browser. Another one I wanted to do was a focus helper that notifies you (or block you ?) when you're not in a tab
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I learned the other day that the developer(s ?) of uBlock origin don't even accept donation. That's a really dedicated behavior for someone owning on app installed on probably a million devices, that could make money in an instant
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Same. The circular model seems harder for me to find distance between 2 dates
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Is the 3D industry a good one to get into ? Or is it too full of crunch and low pays ?
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by TheRoque 3y ago
But if I'm not mistaken, this technique still requires to get a ton of pictures from many angles ? It's fine for visiting an apartment or watching a cooking video in 3D, but how possibly can you apply this to a videogame that has
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I'm not sure it's a good example... Stardew Valley as a technical feat is pretty average, there's nothing fancy. In fact the game could have been made 20 years ago with this looks. Comparing it to AAA is really far from the t
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Yes
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by TheRoque 3y ago
WebGPU is different because it's an abstraction of Vulkan, Metal or DX. Yes, the fragmenting is bad and annoying, WebGPU is the only graphics API that Apple agreed on and that would be truly natively cross-platform, but it's still
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Wow, I didn't know there, I must have missed the news. I swear I have seen everywhere that it was using this "Codex" model
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by TheRoque 3y ago
My myopa gets worse each year looking at a close screen. Could I avoid this by coding with a VR device ? Since its focal point is farther from the one required for a typical computer screen. If it can, I'd seriously consider working wi
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Yes, I get you, I also sometimes run into tiny issues when I try to shape the things how I want to be. That's why I kind of abandoned this mindset, and use as many defaults as possible. If I use KDE, I'd use the default file brows
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I use KDE Plasma on Fedora, Wayland, and it works in the latest kernels. I remember it was an issue for me before, but now I have my laptop screen (120Hz) and desk screen (60Hz) working well.
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I use KDE plasma without any customization and I find it perfect. What "tinkering" is required according to you ? I even found the defaults super powerful. I got a notification on my NVMe having a failure, and I wouldn't have
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Sums up the issues with democracy too, and a ton of other stuff
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Well somehow I trust google more on having my data, than anyone in the world. I prefer the knowledge to be in a known identifiable entity that can be accounted for, than run in the wild and be used by anyone with bad intention (once again,
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by TheRoque 3y ago
I think it matters. Most people still follow common sense rules with it, e.g. bellow 0 is expected beta, minor version changes don't break stuff etc.
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Some jobs are definitely at risk, I was just making the case for software development. But just like you, even after writing all this, there's still some anxiety.
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The opposite is fairly naive. Software development is not only dumping tokens into a text file. To have a significant impact on the market, it should do much, much, much more: compile and test code, automatically assess the quality of what
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by TheRoque 3y ago
What's the difference between a private mastodon server and a private reddit, or discord server ? What's the use case ?
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by TheRoque 3y ago
Is GPL practical for a game engine ? Doesn't it mean that all code produced with this engine would be also open source ? Seems pretty much like a no-go, and nobody would use the engine. Please correct me if I didn't understand it
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by TheRoque 3y ago
> Games only hold a challenge until the game-writer's secrets are broken. Games ultimately are code themselves, and you can manipulate it to some extent, creating other infinitely complex interactions (source: advancements in speedr

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