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Curious what people with experience using Unreal vs Unity for film/animations feel.
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5y ago
my Iphone 13 Pro has very (very) impressive low light performance.
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MM going out in 10. Type $$$ to get on.
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Footage here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okZW3_5Gr4s
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> The camera on the 13 is hands down the best camera yet on any mobile device I have a Canon MKIV with several lenses (most of which are L glass), and consider myself a decent photographer. [1] While the sensor size and resultant image
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This was from 2020: https://www.brookings.edu/blog/up-front/2020/12/01/sat-math-... Finding data from 1998 online is much harder.
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For context I graduated high school in the late nighties (I took the paper/scantron test). At the time, the SAT was purported to provide a score that predict ability to perform academically at higher learning institutions. Along with o
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Two Words: Elden Ring. 90+ hours into the game. 100% pure joy. > a game I spend more than 2000 hours is now a game I hate -and don’t play, of course-. 2000 hours is quite a lot of time to invest in a game. I imagine the longevity for th
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> The NACAC did a study on this and they found that average gains of test-prep students is ~30 points (this was when the SAT was 2400 points). When I took the SAT it was only 1600 (pre 2400), and SAT prep did in fact help scores signific
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> Age doesn't guarantee wisdom. and > Kids today get tattoos on their face, they arn't trying to hide them.
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Yes, to a certain extent--along with age comes wisdom and experience, which is likely what contributes to the lack of appeal tiktok has to older people. My parents did not understand why I got a tattoo when I was in high school; lucky for m
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Glad I am really old. Have zero desire to use tiktok.
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I'm assuming you mean the US, right? I was doing legal research on this, and funny enough there is an article that discusses this very issue: http://mttlr.org/2016/11/no-mans-skynet-copyright-in-procedu...
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Reminds me of programming in physics formulas in a Ti-83. Turns out, the act of programming the formula made it easy for me to recall it without cheating.
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Doesn't OKCupid use algorithms for matching?
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Ah, sucks. I really liked the 4-star store.
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> Like what is the upside here (for Putin)? 60% of russias export is energy by way of natural gas, to Europe, across two pipelines, belerus, and ukraine. Ukraine currently leases the rights to Russia, but the threat of Ukraine joining th
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Ah, I see how my comment was misleading--it really meant to highlight that at times I do appreciate LTT's entertainment aspect, not that I expected there to be a technical review of the steamdeck.
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This happens in my home state. We have High Occupancy Vehicle lanes, which require at least 2 people (some roads-3). The maximum fine was recently raised to $536, but the final amount is still up to the State Patrol who writes the citation,
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LTT's commentary makes it difficult to trust they are objective (even if they are). I loved seeing how giddy Linus got while testing Valve's Steamdeck, but when it comes to actual benchmarks and testing, I would appreciate if they
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I'm sure you looked it up, though in case you didn't, caulk is a thick paste-like substance that drys, usually used to seal gaps between two surfaces, for example adding a water proof seal between a shower and the wall, or used ar
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I cut back on purchasing from Amazon for the same reason. One four separate occasions, items I purchased "New" appeared to be repackaged. It did not appear that the items had been used, but they had been removed from their origina
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Would you mind pointing me to a doc about regenerating policies based on usage? The pain I'm dealing with is having to look at the event logs to determine which CF task failed due to permission, then add that to the CF policy.
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Small rant--I generally enjoy using AWS products, but WOOF, figuring out all the IAM permissions necessary to get CloudFormation to work is a real PITA.
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I recall when Apple made device UUID's unique to a specific app install, rather than a device. Entirely speculation on my part--I assumed that someone would eventually figure out a way to approximate a uuid at the device level, and use
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A buddy of mine lamented something similar recently. He was talking about the free apps his children use on their tablets, and while he likes diversity, was astonished at how much of the apps were pushing chinese culture. Both my boys (neit
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Are you on iphone or android? I would guess that your device has been fingerprinted through other app usage you have used, and that fingerprint has an association with the country of your birth. It's possible that such a service is pro
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A JS Linter will also flag that line as well.
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Not to minimize or trivialize these numbers, but it puts what we're going through in perspective. In 2008-2022 estimated 288,000 Iraqi's died, due to war. 2020-2022 estimated 926,029 American's died, due to covid-19. I wonder
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I've seen the error page in the past. Terminal output with colored control characters.
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