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boarnoah
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boarnoah
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> Lion king I'm fairly sure this is incorrect. Unsure about Lion King specifically but all of the other recent Jon Favreau titles (The Mandalorian, The Jungle Book) have done virtual production with Unreal Engine.
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boarnoah
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Don't forget Telus (on the mobile data side of things). Robellus as they are colloquially referred to as.
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Basing this off a few very interesting people I've interacted with in the Information Security field wrt Healthcare) as coop student then some contract work. Usually they tended to be either Law or Infosec folks who ended up in roles w
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I'm not quite sure how this is portrayed as NIMBYism. As a Toronto resident there was more than enough news about how well reasoned arguments from Privacy experts weren't addressed very well by Sidewalk labs. It isn't a very
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boarnoah
6y ago
Do you want shadow IT? Because this is how you get Shadow IT.
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Interesting company, do you happen to know of any others in that area as well (for comparisons sake). I've been thinking it would be neat to have something like a very long term will execution/time capsule, for example to release
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Valve has an interesting talk about this with respect to VAC [1]. Which like you suggest relies heavily on statistical evidence from multiple replays in order to detect cheats. In CSGO's case they test it against their existing system
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6y ago
Most of those independent companies wouldn't have a good revenue stream no? I really doubt Google Maps is sustainable simply by selling API access. It and especially the more niche google products seem to be provided as a value add to
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On a more positive side to this technology. I've been wondering about the possibility of using this sort of tech (or the API offerings from Azure or GCP) to provide voice overs in video games. By that I mean for smaller budget Indie de
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Could you elaborate on what you think it does better than say Terraform. I looked at their comparison page https://www.pulumi.com/docs/intro/vs/terraform/ and while there is an argument to be made re: be
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Somewhat unrelated but I've always had this concept of documenting everyday life down to the most mundane of details (by today's standards). Archived for a few hundred years that could be pretty interesting for future historians.
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Is there even a self hosted Github? AFAIK there is no public offering of the sort.
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Could someone summarize the issues with Pipenv (and by Extension Poetry). Been using them happily for the last few years, didn't know people disliked them. With Pipenv, last year ownership switched from the Request's lib owner to
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How long could it afford to be sustained as "free" or without invasive privacy concerns.
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I really don't get why they didn't want to serialize blueprints into XML or something, things have improved a bit now with the blueprint diffing feature in terms of merging, but having to put BPs into LFS is always going to be a p
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I guess in comparison to how far other storied engines such as UE4 have come, Source 2 does feel like its much less of a step forward. One thing I really like is the level editor tools, with Hammer for source 2 they've re-implemented B
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Anecdotal, but I was involved in technical interviews for a full stack developer position within a team last year. Our stack at the time was transitioning to .NET Core, but the HR posting was some generic one (I believe for a "full-sta
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Arthur C Clarke's also got an interesting short story on giant squid, "The Shining Ones" in a story collection. One of my favorites.
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I used Dash pretty extensively in 2018 (so bear in mind things have changed some since then). It's a great tool but has some downsides compared to using d3, a chart library or even PlotlyJS directly. * There is no good path to invert D
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Likewise, even if you were to ignore the upfront preparation costs just the timeline (months with not much indication) makes it pretty tough sell. EDIT: Just, in general, it would be pretty difficult to commit time to such a task when it&#x
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It looks like its lumping Android in with desktop linux. Since they are differentiating platforms by the user agent that seems like an easy thing to fix?
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Neat, really liked the idea of lil snitch. Is the UI a python web app or a Qt desktop app? There's references to both in the readme
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Not too familiar with aviation or IFR. Isn't VOR primarily a beacon that you use to orient yourself, doesn't seem like it helps the ATC maintain separation etc..
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Subnautica did it really well [short GDC talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Urx7WQE6NY0 ]. I've been floating the idea of setting up some log shipper plugins for Unity/Unreal to make a turnkey solution you coul
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With all these Speech API's from the likes of Google, Microsoft that operate in similar ways (put data in, get data on what it thinks you said out) I wonder what the difficulty is in interacting them via common interface. That way the
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Any chance you looked for a grid system? In the early stages of needing to do fairly basic CAD with grid and snaps on a web page. Having a hard time finding a decent lib to build on top of.
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Conflicted on this, on one hand things listed make it all sound crackpot. Then again he is listed as a researcher in Navy R&D ( http://www.navair.navy.mil/nawcad/ ) Also is that typical for supposedly cutting edge th
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How does the blade detach scenarios differ from turboprops in this case?
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> PowerToys What a project name :P
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Not very exposed to Lisp style languages. So take this as you will. But the actual clojure code looks weird? I get that its a different way of writing from the C like syntax, just that fro a quick glance it doesn't look very pleasant t
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