asutekku

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by asutekku 3y ago
While the price might be ridiculous for you, the price is not ridiculous for the people in the market for it.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Unreal Engine
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by asutekku 4y ago
Unreal's modeling tools are fine for blocking out stuff but you still want to do proper modeling in an actual modeling software because of the modifiers & tools that make the process so much simpler and less cumbersome
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by asutekku 4y ago
There is literally only couple of US universities having that, for smaller universities 42k a month for a research or two doesn't make any financial sense at all. This price is just basically a huge gatekeeper to prevent most people us
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by asutekku 4y ago
It's a thing if you think you're better than "normies".
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Wikipedia outage due to 'Fatal exception of type “ConfigException”'(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by asutekku 4y ago|0 comments
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by asutekku 4y ago
a majority of the people don't have your idea of library so it makes sense to have some kind of unified system that automatically sorts the library.
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by asutekku 4y ago
i've never seen mp4 containing anything else than video so it's reasonable assume they would contain video most of the time and thus have a video player as the default app.
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by asutekku 4y ago
YMMV but my visa worked perfectly fine during my trip there last month.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Well twitter (allegedly) does not have a legal team anymore so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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by asutekku 4y ago
The big problem here is that it trains the artists style and allows third parties to create art in their style without effort. This is especially bad for artists with really distinct style as now hundreds of copycats can come and steal the
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by asutekku 4y ago
Any kind of amusing content for kids is time restricted in china. If a western game company wants to get into the market, they need to implement time limits & age checks.
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by asutekku 4y ago
3D doesn’t transfer well to stylized 2D. That’s one of the primary reasons why people are still doing it manually. Pixel art also has a much lower barrier to create.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Because for a layperson, an actual 3D map is much easier (and prettier) to read than a topo line map.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Yeah it’s a hyperbole for sure. But on a general day-to-day life you just don’t see it.
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by asutekku 4y ago
I mean back in the day maybe yes, but nowadays even in Japan no-one eats sushi by hand.
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by asutekku 4y ago
This is not a Github/Microsoft project.
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by asutekku 4y ago
But Musk took Twitter private, there’s no shareholders to please.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Because in japanese the new word makes no sense. If you’re borrowing or creating new words, it would be nice if they would somewhat sensible and not just be the typical “wow japanese is so mystic language”.
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by asutekku 4y ago
I was thinking of looking at patterns instead of hashes and then do a closer comparison if the pattern matches
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by asutekku 4y ago
Theoretically this could be addressed by looking for the earliest occurence of said code in github and check its license. Sure, there are some edge cases where original copyrighted code has been removed and only unlicensed repo remains but
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by asutekku 4y ago
With the future version of this you could theoretically prototype movies way faster and try ideas with test audiences without requiring to actually film them
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by asutekku 4y ago
Yes, there might be other variables affecting it too, but a blanket statement of "Piracy doesn't reduce sales" when it's primarily studied in the higher volume form of video game sales which are often pirated immediately
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by asutekku 4y ago
It’s pretty easy to attribute the drop if the sales dropped at the same as the pirated version was released
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by asutekku 4y ago
Honestly, it doesn't matter for the vast population using these devices. I understand the issue, but for a normal runner, most they care about is how did their pace / heart rate compare to their past runs.
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by asutekku 4y ago
People start using python because of the syntax (and the ecosystem built around it ofc), changing the language doesn't solve the problem.
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by asutekku 4y ago
Most interesting thing about this post is honestly the site. While right now it seems like 90% of the content is created by the founders (every board has only one user posting) the approach is quite interesting and with some tweaks it could
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by asutekku 4y ago
As I see it, this doesn't reduce the the overhead at all but just increases it by introducing a third party tool to the mix and requiring everyone to engage with it. Sure, it might help if your daily standup is already a mess, but over
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by asutekku 4y ago
Because open source software is often freely available without major restrictions. All the other examples you posted have a very clear paywalls.
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by asutekku 4y ago
None of these solve the same problems and they have the usual problems of free software. Grandious ideas but godawful UX and no interest to fix them.

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