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by prox 3y ago
> The entire UI has been reworked to scale at larger screen sizes. We built most of this stuff for 640x480 CRTs and apparently some of you have upgraded since then. I love this quip :D
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by prox 3y ago
I see, so it never got updated properly? Also knowing how little the average politician probably knows about this subject I don’t see it changing.
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by prox 3y ago
What a shitty law, how did that get passed? Or is there something I missing from all this?
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by prox 3y ago
Maybe its a good idea to collect a lot of these positive stories and get them up somewhere for all the peeps at Omegle to see.
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by prox 3y ago
It’s certainly possible, I am an early adapter of Godot. It’s one of the talks we used to have on the social platforms back then. They certainly seem to manage things in the same style. In time Godot could be quite formidable, and I argue i
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by prox 3y ago
Ah yes, its good to simplify in the beginning! Cool article in any case!
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by prox 3y ago
This reads as a press release I must say, anyone know how viable this is and what it produces as it exhaust gasses?
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by prox 3y ago
I might be wrong but there are compute shaders that can retake inputs and well, do more computing on them afaik.
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by prox 3y ago
Thank you! Learned something new. Honestly never heard the term before.
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by prox 3y ago
Now this is hackernews. Imagining working on spacecraft where no human made thing has gone before. Also is this correct? >NASA extended the mission so that Voyager 2 could visit Uranus and Neptune; it is still the only spacecraft ever to
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by prox 3y ago
Well I think the drama around it might have helped, but as someone who has done art history, I can’t remember the stolen part being mentioned. Leonardo seems to be very famous in his time and after, and he died under the patronage of the ki
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by prox 3y ago
Since people really don’t know why it is famous, it is because of the sfumato technique employed. This is the painting that employs it most successfully (not sure if it was his first with sfumato, but surely the most prolific) Leonardo is o
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by prox 3y ago
It’s surprising how little people pay for content. Not saying they are obligated to, but take the instance of a channel you really like, quality content. When you see the stats you can see sometimes a 1000x difference in paying customers (t
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by prox 3y ago
I saw a message on here but you can actually run the latest Safari on Windows. I had to search a bit but yes in the end I got it working. Basically the latest webkit can still be used in a rudimentary browser.
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by prox 3y ago
Is it me or aren’t there a whole lot video specialists in general? It’s just something I noticed here and there on github.
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by prox 3y ago
This is why sometimes the idea that “free speech” is the best thing is incorrect. Moderation in moderation is actually the best model. Once you stop moderating you get a slide in behavior that introduces noise, derailing or worse. Moderatio
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by prox 3y ago
Subway ventilation can be really bad or badly maintained at least.
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by prox 3y ago
I currently learn from a master in a living lineage of Shifu and you get so much context from that than “just” reading the text. You also get the living reality of the text which is beneficial.
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by prox 3y ago
It also incentives short-term thinking and results. Some managers will burn whole departments just to hit a target and then leave after they got their bonus and the company goes down.
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by prox 3y ago
It would be cool to see a browser being made in the Blender/Godot style of open source. Set milestones, encourage a friendly community to gather around, raise funds, manage it well, and back to step one again. I certainly would love to
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by prox 3y ago
Interesting that we have a genius robotics Dr. Song for real vs Star Treks Dr. Soong :)
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by prox 3y ago
How did this become a thing on a cultural scale? Like that everyone does it and it is almost expected as it were?
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by prox 3y ago
Their biggest marketplace (blendermarket) also directly contributes to the the Foundation as well.
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by prox 3y ago
Case in point : Cyberpunk 2077. Runs much at a higher fidelity than SF and is very much a showcase piece for Nvidia. They dropped new drivers and the game yesterday, seems to smooth things over already. They are also going to talk to Intel,
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by prox 3y ago
Their identity often falls apart after a few rounds and the self reference seems to my experience at least simply a veneer from linguistic training. It’s a great illusion but an illusion nonetheless.
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by prox 3y ago
This is such a cool detail! I just watched and I can kind of see the mechanics at work (or maybe I imagine it after the fact)
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by prox 3y ago
Ah what a great story, reminds me of the webguy vs salesdude video. If you don’t know what that is, look it up :)
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by prox 3y ago
I miss Macromedia, Adobe is just a corporate grey blob. Macromedia had character and good products.
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by prox 3y ago
Maybe a software-esque “right to repair”
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by prox 3y ago
Wow, this is just crazy cool. I can imagine this growing into a thing.

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