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kelsolaar
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Looks great, minor API usability note: I don't know if there is an official convention but when naming an object that has the potential of overriding a builtin, rather than prepending with an underscore, e.g. `_with`, one does append t
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kelsolaar
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And that was very well done, thank you!
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OP author here. Thanks for mentioning it, I happen to work at Wētā FX and we are obviously very biased toward spectral rendering and the problems it solves. I often hear people saying that spectral rendering is complicated but it is actuall
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OP author here. This is correct, however, not everything is lit by sunlight, especially onset in the motion picture industry, where solid state lighting and its narrow band irradiance sources, e.g. led lights or led walls, are prevalent. Th
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OP author here! > I don't think the stated goal of PBR is to be indistinguishable from reality for a similar observer. At least, I have never seen this stated anywhere. I’m, admittedly, highly biased as I work for Wētā FX, a high-en
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The Apparent Simplicity of RGB Rendering
(thomasmansencal.substack.com)
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Ask HN: Are there tools to synchronise config files across repositories?
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Obsidian all the way, markdown means it can be edited anywhere by any text editor, even online, e.g. Github.
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This is very cool! It made me discover the Python interface to Wolfram Language: https://reference.wolfram.com/language/WolframClientForPytho...
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Dash makes it really easy to pull docs from readthedocs.org also, this is something devdocs does not have.
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Colour Checker Detection with Machine Learning
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The explanation on how Stable Diffusion works here is great: https://www.comflowy.com/basics/stable-diffusion-foundation
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Markdown is a blessing for any operation that needs to be performed across many files. Load up your favorite editor and get going.
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Thanks, I got excited quite a bit as I tend to like Jetbrains products!
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Epic Games runs mostly Windows Threadrippers for Unreal Engine development. Compiling Unreal faster, or anything really, even Windows itself is a compelling argument.
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+1 for PragmataPro, bought it 4 years ago and haven't looked back yet.
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Without a reflectance/absorptance value it is hard to say but Black 3.0 with 99.6% is nowhere near close to Vantablack with 99.965%. Edit: People are quoting 99.95% for Black 4.0 which is impressive!
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We started with Mypy for thr colour-science.org projects but Pyright is so much faster that it is hard to look back. We have no particular issue with Numpy. As you pointed out the devs, especially Eric Traut, are really responsive.
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It is worth noting that Touch Designer was forked from Houdini 4.1 by Greg Hermanovic, one of the SideFX ( https://www.sidefx.com/ ) founders.
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Xalavier Nelson Jr. of Strange Scaffold seems jealous.
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Unreal is used by all the major VFX vendors whether it be for virtual production, previz or final frame rendering.
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Ziva has runtimes in Unity and Unreal Engine.
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The ESRB: Baldur’s Gate 3 Game is Rated M (Mature 17+) by ESRB for Blood and Gore, Partial Nudity, Sexual Content, Strong Language, and Violence.
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It is 2023 and we have Ruff and Pyright.
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Elden Ring is certainly one of the best I played the past decade. The production design is fantastic.
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Agreed, if anything minor updates have been either transparent or visibly addressing issues. I have had some problems when updating from major macOs version to another though. Windows unfortunately has the tendency to break even with minor
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> This is facilitated by the fact that laptops are now a mature technology and have more than sufficient computational power. Depends what you do with them, if you program, edit movies, do 3D rendering or play games, there will never be
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> Threads has one of the largest plugins we’ve ever seen. BarcelonaShareExtension is 81 MB. For context, the largest Instagram plugin - InstagramNotificationExtension is 23.5 MB. TheInstagramShareExtension is 5.6 MB Out of a 244.2 MB App
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Thank you, that was insightful and a genuinely a good comment.
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Yes, the fact that Rush seemed to have designed the company to avoid liability with US alone is worth the read.
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