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The Streams Standard(domenic.me)
1 points by sagacity 7mo ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 7mo ago
This is a fun exercise, but I'm surprised that someone is just dropping nearly $1600 to do so.
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by sagacity 7mo ago
The pricing issue is valid, though. It's hard to use a lot of these tools in anger without having to go to fairly expensive plans.
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by sagacity 7mo ago
Do you really need an excuse to buy more gear? meme-be-honest.jpg
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Yakuza creator's new game in doubt as NetEase pulls funding(polygon.com)
2 points by sagacity 7mo ago|0 comments
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by sagacity 7mo ago
Actually, visiting from The Netherlands showed me a popup congratulating me on the quality of our postal code system.
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by sagacity 7mo ago
When they inevitably move to JSON I sure hope nobody's shop includes a quote in the name.
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by sagacity 8mo ago
Alternatively, make your site so popular that manufacturers tune their description to work with your site :)
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by sagacity 8mo ago
This blog is so much fun to read. Super well written and researched, and it definitely scratches an itch for me. A lot of these tools seemed boring and mysterious to me when I was growing up, but seeing that these tools were actually alread
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by sagacity 8mo ago
I'm curious to see how this will affect WGSL as used by WebGPU. It's probably not a bad idea if that gets replaced at some point, to make it even easier to port shaders from native applications to ones running in the browser.
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by sagacity 8mo ago
Your argument is conflating smart phones with social media apps and you seem to be assuming that kids wouldn't have access to their phone in other locations where they are unsupervised, subject to peer pressure, etc. The "just s
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by sagacity 8mo ago
This is like saying parents are at fault when a gun salesman sells a weapon to their 12 year old.
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by sagacity 8mo ago
It's good to see that many countries are working on lesiglation to protect children and teens against this, since the companies clearly aren't trying.
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by sagacity 8mo ago
It seems like you won't have any trouble finding that yourself if you really wanted to. This "I'm just asking questions" mode you're in can be considered a type of trolling called "sealioning". More detail
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by sagacity 8mo ago
I've noticed that there's significant battery drain in sleep mode, but no way to set up hibernation :(
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by sagacity 9mo ago
I'm not sure you can trust behind the scenes featurettes like this anymore. See https://youtu.be/7ttG90raCNo for more details.
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by sagacity 9mo ago
At least on The Mandolarian this is what happened. Everything behind the actors in the camera's frame would be green while the rest of the volume was used to have a lowres lighting reference for the scene. So essentially it would be a
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by sagacity 9mo ago
For reference, the surface cache referred to in the article is similar to the one in Quake. Basically, you have a bunch of regular textures that you want to use when rasterizing your polygons. On top of that you want to blend low resolution
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by sagacity 9mo ago
That's sort of the point of TFA.
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by sagacity 9mo ago
This is probably based on the research outlined in this ccc presentation: https://youtu.be/cVJZYT8kYsI This also goes into a bit more detail regarding how these keys are used.
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The year of the 3D printed miniature and other lies we tell ourselves(matduggan.com)
201 points by sagacity 9mo ago|150 comments
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by sagacity 10mo ago
Ah, looks like the submitter has been participating in Advent Of Code.
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by sagacity 11mo ago
I'm really interested in art frames using any kind of technology like this. Spectra 6 seems a bit too expensive for the quality, so I'm curious to see how frames with ChLCD will end up performing (and at which price point). CES 20
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Zed is our office(zed.dev)
627 points by sagacity 11mo ago|331 comments
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by sagacity 11mo ago
Relevant link to the current masters of the sizecoding niche: https://marqueedesign.demoscene.com/
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by sagacity 11mo ago
This looks really cool but at $499 I wouldn't let any kids near it. Hopefully it can come down in price by a lot after a few revisions, because it sure looks fun.
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There can be more than Notion and Miro(github.com)
4 points by sagacity 11mo ago|1 comments
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by sagacity 11mo ago
It's interesting to see more people building on top of GPUI. I recently also saw https://github.com/Augani/adabraka-ui which looks fairly similar.
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by sagacity 1y ago
That's very interesting news. Definitely brought on by CLAP as others have mentioned, but it's interesting to see how this evolves. VST is a pretty complicated standard to support whereas CLAP is much simpler, although the former
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Superbase on the Commodore 64(stonetools.ghost.io)
1 points by sagacity 1y ago|0 comments

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