rnd420_69

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by rnd420_69 4y ago
That's just one of the many things you can do with them. Really mesh shaders are just vertex shaders where you see 128 (or whatever the meshlet size is) vertices at once, so things like tesselation or blowing up geometry from 1 to [2,1
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by rnd420_69 4y ago
reminds me when Bethesda tried to introduce paid mods on Steam. I was greatly excited about that for the reasons you state. But the gaming community being physically or mentally at an age of 14 prevented that with quite an outreach. Would&#
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by rnd420_69 4y ago
have you verified that it actually gets better and that you're not just getting used to it? I used to think the same thing when I just tried not wearing glasses for a while. I could swear that it was awful at first but over time my no-
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by rnd420_69 4y ago
I lost 60lbs in about a year almost exclusively based around a large amount of exercise. My diet was bad and I was eating far above 2000kcal on many days. I just exercised a lot. 1h of fairly intense cardio at least 6 days a week, though I
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by rnd420_69 4y ago
In 2022 the bandwidth requirement is actually easily doable with some compression of the sent data. But an architecture that uses prediction (cool kids seem to call this 'rollback networking' nowadays) has other benefits, like zer
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by rnd420_69 4y ago
I know someone who does bike delivery in a densely populated city. I don't know how uber works really or how they distribute money, but according to him you're not paid an hourly wage every hour. For example because there is so mu
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by rnd420_69 4y ago
a few dozen transactions a second seems horrendously slow no matter what is going on under the hood there.
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
I think your idea about how this dent is supposed to work is a misconception. If you made some nontrivial insights that were only temporarily useful but other people used it to make their own insights without having to go through the manyea
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
Most people never have been and never will be interested in cooking as a creative outlet, and trying to convince them to do so is a highly arbitrary goal only fueled by your own subjective interests. The vast majority of people just want to
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
Huh? There is zero argument about the existence of dark energy in the scientific community. It's existence is obvious because you can actively see galaxies accelerating, on average, away from each other in all kinds of datasets observi
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
For some reason I read it as extreme ignoring and now wonder what that sport would look like
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
*is the current implementation of zoom illegal in the EU because it doesn't follow data privacy laws? yes
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
I meant to say general relativity.
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by rnd420_69 5y ago
That concept is indeed meaningless in special relativity. So much so that mathematically there is no way to write down an absolute point in time, you can only write down time relative to another point in space time. Ergo saying something li