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Blend 0.8 – A parser and runtime for Blender's .blend files written in Rust
(crates.io)
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lukebitts
3y ago
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4y ago
No one sugested any policies at all. Maybe my fellow citizen could attend some reading comprehension classes before criticizing other citizens?
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Right, so the only options that exist: 1 - The police is absolute and can do anything they want, and unless you have a magical police force in your pocket you can't complain. 2 - The police doesn't exist and every city is covered
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4y ago
"If you can't personally and instantly fix the problem shut up!" I wonder how the boot tastes. Probably like crack considering the arguments you are coming up with
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4y ago
Imagine not only writing this list but also posting it with your full name attached… that’s courage at least
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4y ago
> I also believe they thought it would be more effective at making their point than it was. I see. I suppose this is where we differ, I'm sure they don't care about making a point at all.
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4y ago
Did you really explain the concept of an insult to them? Do you really believe they did it without knowing what they were doing?
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When I was a child in school, we had to cut a piece of paper in the shape of a flower with a hole in the middle, to put around an utensil as a gift. When I cut my flower and tried to fit it in the utensil, the hole was a bit smaller than I
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What have you tried? I personally have used it for writing tests (and ideas for tests), to explain some old convoluted legacy code, to generate easy-concept functions like rect/rect collisions, rect/curve collisions, turning an i
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My interface with code is definitely not my eyes. My interface with code is the mental structures I keep in my mind while coding. Rust is perfectly legible, even better than legible, because all the structures in my mind can be simpler sinc
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4y ago
I care about how nice my tools are as well, but notice "nice" implies usefulness. Beauty? beauty is irrelevant, and it is irrelevant in many human endeavors where it is not treated as such.
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4y ago
I find caring about a language being “ugly” such a weird concept. Like, imagine caring that a hammer is pretty or not… All I care about is how well it can hammer my nails and that’s literally it.
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4y ago
So the same as my programs then
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4y ago
Fair enough, though I would argue it’s impossible to have a healthy meaningful debate on “the internet” (by which I mean reddit or any social media)
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4y ago
I personally don’t get anything out of sharing my opinion on the internet, I do it out of reflex and I actually have been taking measures to stop doing it. So no, not asking in bad faith.
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> Are we seriously questioning why someone wants to share their opinions on a topic? Are we actually clueless as to what they get out of it? Yes, feel free to explain why that’s insane. It seems absolutely normal to keep things to yourse
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4y ago
Would simply not posting your opinions online be a solution? I keep my controversial opinions to my close group of friends and from what I gather they do the same
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4y ago
By your own admission you chose work instead of raising your own children. Why is that different?
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4y ago
No, when they ask for 20% raise you tell then that's peanuts and increase it to 100%
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4y ago
I’ve been using Ink for a personal project for the past 6 months, and it’s amazing in what it enables. But there are just so many small things I wish it supported, actual lists for one. Having to use external functions and recursion is ann
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Clearly I’m talking about the technical aspects of the demos. Not a lot to discuss if you think one is prettier than the other
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What’s more impressive about it? Two static lights and some normals maps, compared to caustics, wave simulation and physics. One of these is much harder than the other, in realtime no less
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5y ago
Questioning people's motives is always a boring endeavor. You don't actually know that's the reason, why not respond to the arguments that were made?
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You don't know what you talking about if you think the mod team is "petulant preteens" and not professionals who have moved the language forward in leaps and bounds.
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5y ago
As someone mentioned in another comment, BurntSushi is an amazing engineer who has contributed immensely to the ecosystem, on top of being a moderator. Don't turn this into some dumb "non-technical people stirring up trouble"
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Epicletus was born a slave and was also stoic. Stoicism is a great philosophy, and not just for the rich
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Why shoehorn millenials into this. Just say you are old and go
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It’s a fact that before Covid we didn’t have a crisis for lack of beds (where I live) and after Covid we do. What hospitals like to do is irrelevant, I’m talking about reality
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No it doesn’t. People have been smoking, drinking and being fat for decades now and we haven’t had a crisis or a lack of beds for the rest of the public.
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Oh no, all I did was spread bullshit conspiracy theories, I wonder why I’m being downvoted!!!!
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