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by nox101 3y ago
> When interpolating between two rotations, the interpolation can either be performed on the Quaternion values or on the Euler Angles values. from: https://docs.unity3d.com/2023.3/Documentation/Manual/anime
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by nox101 3y ago
There are lots of examples of a spinning clock showing time passing quickly. Lots of other things spin as well. There's a reason Unity and Unreal (and Maya, and Blender, and 3DSMax) all use euler angles as their default animation repre
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by nox101 3y ago
But not in it's animation data, at least not by default You key euler angles, it lerps euler angles for animation values, it then generates a quaternion the given the current value of the euler angles. Same for Unreal AFAIK
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by nox101 3y ago
GA seems great! But ... > and modern formats like Khronos' glTF use quaternions for all their rotation needs. Fantastic for animations, and generally considered worth the cost of the unavoidable conversions to and from matrices. Qu
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by nox101 3y ago
Are 100% of features supported? Tilt sensor? Amiibo support? 2-8 controllers with motion camera, tilt sensor, internal speaker, and vibration?
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by nox101 3y ago
Tesla (and Apple) don't just work though. The latest Tesla issue I have is the navigation system which caches nothing and often takes 2-4-10 minutes before it updates the map WHILE I'M DRIVING and trying to find a new route. I end
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by nox101 3y ago
That's not my experience. It's about momentum. They are vastly different things with vastly different needs. A game needs data in an optimal form, a tool needs data in a flexible form. Those 2 things are in conflict. So game tools
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by nox101 3y ago
This is the part I found most interesting about the first few episodes of "Frieren: Beyond Journey's End" anime. The main character is an elf. In this world elves are rare so she hasn't see another in 100s of years. Time
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by nox101 3y ago
that is arguably not a plus. Game engines usually have very different needs then editing tools. a simple example is maybe the ability to undo. Good tools are designed around editing whereas game engines are designed around performance. The
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by nox101 3y ago
Since Reagan was head of the government it would be easy to draw the conclusion he was saying "this is what we do" (we the government with him as the head). That would not be a criticism. IMO, to know it was a criticism requires m
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by nox101 3y ago
I wish all devs on github had this attitude. 9 out of 10 github integrations ask for blanket permission to do everything to all repos and 4 out of 5 library devs give them those permissions. It's a a bunch supply-side breaches waiting
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by nox101 3y ago
Even that expanded quote doesn't entirely make it clear he was criticizing the government Here's the entire thing https://www.reaganlibrary.gov/archives/speech/remarks-state-...
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by nox101 3y ago
Because the videos show the issue with out requiring instructions to the user on how to repo the issue being addressed. I've done this myself (usually with a gif though) because if I leave it as a exercise for the user to fiddle with 1
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by nox101 3y ago
I didn't downvote you but if I was to guess. It's not clear what your idea is. A bad government will be bad, period. Surveillance or none. The solution is not therefore zero government. I don't think people from 1984 would be
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by nox101 3y ago
Searching on google images for "nurse" shows mostly non-white nurses for me. Whether google search it showing "average nurse" or it's been tuned to be diverse, it seems like gemini, made by google, should have alrea
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by nox101 3y ago
It doesn't seem to have hurt Japan and I'm not sure it's the same. The train company doesn't own the entire town so it's not remotely the same as "company owned town". Even if the train station owns a gro
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by nox101 3y ago
Agreed. I find work on my own code generally fun and easy and extremely productive. Vs, work on "other people's code" often frustrating and slow. I do often learn amazing stuff from other people's code though. What makes
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by nox101 3y ago
Japan famously privatized it's trains/subways. They're now considered best in the world. They appear to have made it a positive feedback loop by letting the train companies own land and business near tracks so that over time,
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by nox101 3y ago
When I said I didn't watch porn on company laptops, only my personal one, the 5 Apple employees at a party all said they watched porn on company laptops. I was in the minority.
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by nox101 3y ago
why is it necessary? There's 1.4 billion Chinese. 1.4 billon Indians. 1.2 billion Africans. 0.6 billion Latinos and 1 billion white people. Those numbers don't have to be perfect but nor do they have to be purely white/non-wh
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by nox101 3y ago
what would the alarm do other the annoy a few hundred people. It wouldn't save your car. car alarms should be banned imo. replace them with something that pings your phone maybe but the alarm does nothing
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by nox101 3y ago
this is what made me finally quit Instagram. I was only following friends and family. if it had been 3 friends posts for every 1 ad and zero other stuff pushed at me I'd have stayed but the signal to noise ratio got too high and I fina
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by nox101 3y ago
I've heard the claim the stats are not comparable. USA, each suspect is registered, then suspect gets acquitted. Stats show 100 suspects, 50 acquitted = 50% convicted. Japan there is no suspect registered unless they're already su
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by nox101 3y ago
honest question: Why is it bad? I see that posted over and over. Right now I watch SF and LA feel like 3rd world countries. Nothing appears to be enforced. Traffic laws, car break-ins, car theft, garage break-ins, house break-ins. I'd
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by nox101 3y ago
The largest metro area on the planet, Tokyo, 34 million people, is also the one of the safest with the extremely low crime. Seoul, and Singapore are both around 10 million and are also safe with low crime.
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by nox101 3y ago
there are other advantages to running in the browser. The fact that the editor is written in JavaScript/Typescript html/css means it runs in any browser. It's why there's been an explosion of online IDEs like codesandbox
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by nox101 3y ago
it's not clear to me what you want to happen. It sounds like you have a command line tool that takes no arguments. you want a Mac user to be able to download a file, click that file, have it run once? and then delete itself? Not sure
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by nox101 3y ago
Curious what the difference is between that and a search engine.
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by nox101 3y ago
We should apply the same logic to other things Kids should school from home. They don't get to choose who their classmates are so they're being forced to have human interactions who they haven't chosen of their own free will.
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by nox101 3y ago
According to this, who advocates for EVs, it doesn't exist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNBLhGsjHQI There is neither the power, nor the electric lines, to carry all of the electricity needed. Making all of that need

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