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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
> Parliament also succeeded in convincing the Council of interoperability requirements for messaging services, meaning outfits such as WhatsApp, Facebook Messenger or iMessage will have to open up and interoperate with smaller messaging
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Firefox reader view to the rescue https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-reader-view-clu...
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
It's something you can build slowly, and it tends to stick more that way. Start by committing do doing your thing three times a week for five minutes at a time. Then five times a week. Then fifteen minutes at a time. Then an hour, and
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
I've heard you can sometimes work around this by changing your profile language. Have you tried setting it to German?
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
To elaborate a little: in my experience code is great when you know exactly what you want, but nodes are better for exploration.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
My fave is the video for Björk's Bachelorette by Michel Gondry. Self-reference is one of his signature moves. https://youtu.be/JNJv-Ebi67I
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
This book and YouTube channel, both by Daniel Shiffman, are really excellent resources. https://natureofcode.com/book/ https://www.youtube.com/c/TheCodingTrain
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
If you'd rather do visual programming than code, blender is a great choice. You can do generative 2D using the shader node editor, or 3D with the new geometry nodes. For a code-based approach, I spent the weekend trying different permu
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Do you mean can you add your own nodes? You can but you have to do it in the core code which is C++. An addon that existed before geo nodes and did similar things, animation nodes, does actually let you write free-form python in the node tr
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
I intend to use the prompts to learn python scripting in blender. Geometry nodes are great and I love the instant feedback, but for anything requiring iteration or recursion it can be quite cumbersome as there is no loop node yet. Alex Mart
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
In the UK I'm pretty sure you'd get pulled over by the police for doing 30kph on the motorway, it's reckless driving and you're putting yourself and others in danger.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
I've run into these things twice, one of those times someone behind me tried to overtake nearly causing a head-on collision with oncoming traffic. It is absolutely baffling to me that these things are allowed on roads where they can on
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
The release notes and features highlight reel page is now live! https://www.blender.org/download/releases/3-0/
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Check out the Nodevember geometry nodes entries this year. You can accomplish quite a lot with it as it is. Also, the implementation in 3.0 is very different from the one in 2.93. https://twitter.com/search?q=%23nodevember20
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
He's also the author of the incredibly long-running webcomic Dinosaur Comics. https://www.qwantz.com/
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
They constantly make small changes to the UI to improve it. These are good-faith changes aimed at making things clearer, easier to use, and more consistent overall. Since I use blender a lot I can absorb these changes easily. If you're
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
It's a powerful tool and it takes time and effort to learn. I was in the same boat as you when I started, but after ~3 years of using Blender more or less daily I find the UI very intuitive and powerful. One of the nice things about ha
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
There's a major update coming to the geometry nodes feature in 3.0. It does a lot of the same stuff as animation nodes and even has the same lead developer.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Check out Geometry Nodes.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
The 3.0 beta came out last night. The speed increase is staggering, I can easily use cycles in real-time in the viewport now!
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Check out bforartists, it's pretty much what you're describing. https://www.bforartists.de/
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
I wonder if it's the amount of memory on my phone then. The thing is, the old version of FF didn't do this, and neither does the current version of Vivaldi.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Been using Vivaldi more and more on Android these days. Since the big update Firefox is literally unusable for some tasks. For example the other day I needed to switch apps to get a value to put into a form. When I switched back it reloaded
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Have you seen Yogev Gabay's analyses of prog metal tunes? He did one on Bleed [1]. He uses the terms "guest" and "host" to describe complex time in the songs he analyses. So in Bleed for example, I think he'd s
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Why not give it a go? Worst case you lose a few minutes of your time.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Working link: https://govleaders.org/rickover.htm
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
Whenever I've looked to Buddhist sources for meditation instruction, they've usually stressed the importance of "metta" or "loving-kindness" meditation. This practice involves generating empathy towards yoursel
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
With great sadness I've started switching to Vivaldi, which also has ad blocking on Android. The combination of the big Android update and now the proton UI on desktop has finally pushed me over the edge. I've been a loyal Firefox
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
I took a course recently and the final exam had this kind of eproctoring setup where I would have to install proprietary software, show the examiner around my room, under my desk and so on. I did not take the exam.
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by hrnnnnnn 5y ago
What happened with the Audacity community when Tantacrul started? edit: found the thing where people got upset about telemetry - https://github.com/audacity/audacity/discussions/889

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