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by kleer001 5y ago
> I have ascended up Maslow’s hierarchy of job needs... Then it's time to investigate other models of human personality, behaviour, and priorities for inspiration. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Five_personal
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by kleer001 5y ago
depends on how close you are this is the best model I've ever seen: https://www.dailyshoring.com/circle-of-grief-ring-theory/
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> What do you think about Adobe locking ppl in with subscriptions… I'm old school, I think it's evil and predatory. But also I grew up using pirated versions of Photoshop, I understand their motivation and the advantages to the
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by kleer001 5y ago
Ah, that makes sense. SIGGRAPH is a great resource. http://www.siggraph.org/ They're super nerdy too. I used to go to the conference when I could, before the pandemic. Cinefx is a classic print magazine: https:/&
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by kleer001 5y ago
> similar simulations/etc? I'm not sure I understand what you're looking for. What I saw in that video was a walk cycle that used as the basis for a bunch of different effects animations. So, basically an Art project. It d
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> I haven't used maya I wonder why you think that. Because Maya is all high level tools with only partial and buggy procedurality. It's history stream is a joke. Because when I use Maya I feel like I'm fighting the will of
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Keep in mind how long ago this all was. Also my position was non-technical. So, none of this would hold up in court as expert testimony. >Do you know whether SGIs, Alphas, or SPARC machines were used for rendering for Spirits Within? I w
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Sadly for my hacking-nerd-cred I do not. I'm a more visual get-it-done kinda artist. And for that I even eschew sims if I can do it all in SOPs. If I had to I'd likely do whatever I could to use Emacs (spacemacs) for my daily driv
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> backup testing protocol you recommend? Just the naive way you'd restore a backup. Spot check restore files. Nothing crazy technical or unintuitive. Make sure the darn thing works every once in a while. This perspective comes from
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Typography is one of those ancient skills that's so well covered you can't go wrong anywhere you start. The only problem would be if you needed a class room environment or a one on one instruction. If you're a self starter th
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> And keep backups of your data. Frequent backups. Test them occasionally. Redundant backups for precious data.
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by kleer001 5y ago
Senior Visual effects artist here. Hi! 20+ years in the industry, worked on movies from Final Fantasy The Spirits Withing to Disney's Enchanted and a whole mess of forgettable cinema and TV shows. My axe is SideFx's Houdini. I&#x2
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I think it goes beyond political party. It sounds like a basic human level misunderstanding and lack of foresight. Also the understandable choice during the heyday to pick the one kind of nuclear power that created weapons as a by product.
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None. Personal emails and/or video/phone calls (VOIP if necessary).
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Oh goodness, haven't added a new feed to my reader in ages. Much obliged!
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Except that the unvaccinated are doing in en mass, if there were 1/2 a million deaths from parkour us pro-social people would be screaming about it too. In the end staying unvaccinated for no real reason (mah freedoms! is not a real re
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by kleer001 5y ago
Because the unvaccinated are: 1) Filling ICUs and taking up other hospital resources unnecessarily. Leaves that for people who are injured in accidents. 2) Dying. We don't want our fellow humans dying. Only anti-social jerks don't
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What're you using instead?
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That might be a good way to go, but I have no experience in Really Big places or in Gov't. My suggestion was based on my current employment. I'm sure you'll find a good solution!
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by kleer001 5y ago
Creativity is based on personality trait Openness to experience and is mostly hardwired. You've got what you've got within a 1/2 a standard deviation, or so. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Openness_to_expe
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by kleer001 5y ago
Wisecrack on youtube comers quite a bit of some philosophical ground. https://www.youtube.com/wisecrack/videos >just reading a bunch of books. Honestly though, you would be best served to take a step back and learn
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My only input is that he might find smaller companies more to his liking. Like less than 100 people. 30-50 would be nice. Less big egos bouncing around, less corporate inanities, more human understanding. But, like all things, he'll pr
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by kleer001 5y ago
Very rarely am I the first to come up with an idea, however brilliant or obscure. So, when in doubt research before duplicating another person's work. A.K.A. Don't reinvent the wheel.
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Take on more responsibility, it's the guaranteed way up the ladder in any context.
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Kurzgesagt – In a Nutshell did a great video on this earlier today https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yiw6_JakZFc
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frogs too
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by kleer001 5y ago
You mean a mycophile diet? Mushrooms will save humanity. High protein, doesn't need the sun for energy, lives off of refuse, can remediate waste, some have medical properties, etc...
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a shitty diet can f-up your brain chemistry
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I think I remember hearing that it existed to some extent in Old German areas. Naturally it would have faded out as enlightenment ideas about freedom and science spread.
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Yes, that's where I got the idea. I'm sure there's plenty of reasons it wouldn't work when attempted in a real world culture, let alone the resistance from getting laws about it passed. Such lovely and fun ideas in that

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