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   by looklookatme 3y ago

   Thanks for those insights! I think some of the things you mention (non-uniform scaling, concave meshes) are getting easier these days, thanks to tooling around things like convex decomposition and relaxed memory requirements, although, even
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   by looklookatme 3y ago

   I haven't come across Bevy before, but it certainly looks very neat from the example demos. If there's a WASM runtime for Rust, I _imagine_ it's possible to take the HavokPhysics.wasm used by Babylon.JS and calling the functi
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   by looklookatme 3y ago

   > Although, physics engines are inherently difficult to work with in the first place. Do you have any insights into why this is the case? What areas of simulation or tooling are difficult to work with? Disclaimer: I'm on the Havok t
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   by looklookatme 4y ago

   Not OP, but I've been using vim for 20+ years and I get enormous utility out of the mouse wheel for scrolling - especially with a trackpoint. I spend an enormous amount of time _reading_ code and I want to move up and down quite a lot,
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   by looklookatme 4y ago

   I think I see what you're asking, but I'm not sure I can give a satisfactory (and correct) answer, here but I think you're on the right track: > Why can't the W-'s kinetic energy be smaller... That W- is a virtua
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   by looklookatme 4y ago

   This is a massive oversimplification and anthropomorphizes elementary particles, but hopefully satisfies your curiosity. The reason for the worsening stability is because a free neutron has more potential energy than one bound to a proton.
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   by looklookatme 6y ago

   > Once you start playing around in GNU Radio and decoding more exotic stuff Do you have any tips or resources on how to get to a competency level where you get to decode arbitrary digital signals you find from a scan? I've read thro
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   by looklookatme 12y ago

   Would you mind elaborating on this? I'm in the same boat as return0 -- I just can't imagine what utility I'd get out of a touchscreen on my wrist.
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   by looklookatme 13y ago

   Thanks for highlighting this; I took it out for a spin and wow it's fast. I normally find myself working on projects with tens of thousands of files and I've never really been happy with the few seconds it can take ctags to loca
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    by looklookatme 15y ago

    Not to rain on your parade here, but eighty percent accuracy would require every sixth keypress to be backspace. Likely promoting it to the most pressed key. Obviously, auto-correct mitigates this somewhat but for the amount of frustration
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    by looklookatme 15y ago

    I've got something similar in mine; The use-case is to allow indented comments (in languages where '#' is the comment delimiter) Normally, when using auto-indent/smart-indent, pressing '#' on a blank line will change the column to zero, de