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Intensive Exposure: Building an Unreal Engine 4 Game with Voxels(80.lv)
1 points by curyous 10y ago|0 comments
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by curyous 10y ago
Fast? Really? What are you comparing it to?
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by curyous 10y ago
Most of the shots are rendered using Magicavoxel, which make things looks fantastic with its realistic shadows and reflections. Anyone know how that's done? I've used the program and it renders those scenes very quickly.
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by curyous 10y ago
Because the book you wrote is not original. It is based on the work of many that have come before it, and just like you copied others (perhaps indirectly) those that came after you should be able to do the same with your work.
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by curyous 11y ago
How were those pie charts generated?
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by curyous 11y ago
What does SRE mean?
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by curyous 11y ago
It's a great idea if you could actually connect the 2 people. Having another developer to talk thing over with would be great, even if they're not working in the same language.
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by curyous 11y ago
Great, lots of fun. Would be better if it used numbers and other keys that programmer's use. Or perhaps I didn't get to a high enough level where they start appearing?
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by curyous 11y ago
So he's got a working port on an OS he's never seen before, in only 1 week? Does that seem extraordinarily productive to anyone else?
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by curyous 11y ago
I'm open to suggestions, they were just convenient and seem to work well enough.
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by curyous 11y ago
What struck me about bringing Condoleezza Rice on is that it's an indicator that they don't have the customer's best interests at heart. I now avoid using DropBox whenever I can, replacing it with OneDrive and Google Drive.
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by curyous 11y ago
I'm still kinda surprised that artists expect to get paid when they're not performing. Anything they get from Apple Music's sort of service is a bonus.
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by curyous 12y ago
Learning to code is not hard. At all. Not relative to things that actually are hard. Having trained as an electronic engineer, programming is by far one of the easiest things I've ever done, by an order of magnitude. You can tell by t
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by curyous 12y ago
> there's nothing wrong with explosive movement. Actually there is, explosive movements cause injuries and decrease the effectiveness of any exercise because the momentum they create reduces the load on muscles throughout the range
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by curyous 13y ago
To take control of your domain away from a central third party, use .bit with Namecoin. It's not mainstream yet, but fixes many of these issues.
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by curyous 13y ago
It is far worse than the Surface Pro, not even in the same league, but hardly anyone uses a Surface Pro.
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by curyous 13y ago
Henry Ford tested his workforce, he discovered that reducing hours to a 5-day 40-hour workweek increased total output.
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by curyous 13y ago
I don't think OOP means what you think it means. There's nothing in Object Oriented Programming paradigms that specifies what you should declare class members as. There are more important components to that decision such as what
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Show HN: 3D Virtual Tabletop for iOS and Android(kickstarter.com)
1 points by curyous 13y ago|0 comments
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by curyous 14y ago
At least Nokia now has a chance of survival (even if that means being bought by Microsoft), unlike RIM which going down and nothing can save it (With their current management approach).
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by curyous 15y ago
This discussion is missing two key things: Go and Dart. They both combine the best of static and dynamic languages. There is no need to choose, you can have the best of both worlds, without the disadvantages. I'm using Go right now, it is
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by curyous 15y ago
I find it hard to believe that you have read it, I have too. A common tactic of his was to reduce hours to increase total output - you are agreeing with him. A great example of this is where he employed a foreman for the sole purpose of enf
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by curyous 16y ago
+1 this a good first step, but in terms of visual appeal and clarity of message, you've got a long way to go. I found this to be one of the worst websites I've visited in quite a while. I'm looking forward to when your innovation heads in
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by curyous 16y ago
What did you learn? Any tips/sites/references for budding online marketers?
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by curyous 16y ago
It's great to hear what goes on inside, and the passion that is present. Please tell us more.
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by curyous 16y ago
Please do a step-by-step write up, it would mean a lot to me to help me get started.