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by spookie 3y ago
Oh yeah, for sure. I've developed some VR demos in Godot and it seemed quite capable. But, I was never calling this many raycasts from the CPU side of things. Never had an excuse to do so. I'm just saying this because I really thi
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by spookie 3y ago
I'm also concerned with the approach the dev is taking on their game. That's a lot of raycasts.
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by spookie 3y ago
Those packages are separate because the system is modular. I assure you, it's more difficult for the team to do it like this, and in many ways it's a welcome feature. The package number might seem insane, but compare the aggregate
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by spookie 3y ago
The metric system came about around the same time as the U.S. Either way, that intuitive understanding of the imperial system may just come about due to one's growing up with it. I have the same (I assume), innate understanding of the
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by spookie 3y ago
Woah! Wait, do they do the same thing for other products as well?
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by spookie 3y ago
The language also took me by surprise. Not a fan. Really, if you want to connect with people on this topic just mention "abortions", and "data sold".
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by spookie 3y ago
https://wayland.app/protocols/ext-session-lock-v1 Any wlroots compositor supports it
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by spookie 3y ago
Just use an extension, plenty of alternatives out there. The more hate I hear about Wayland, the less moved I'm by it.
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by spookie 3y ago
It's plausible, of course. But, even then, there must have been people that found them as horrifying displays of power. It certainly has entered the minds of some, given how their popularity has decreased in some parts of the world.
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by spookie 3y ago
Your last point is understandable to a degree. That is, it really depends on the nature of your "crime". I wouldn't consider stating your opinion 30 years solitary worthy. But I do agree that such a system may be less humane
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by spookie 3y ago
Understandable, it's unfortunate
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by spookie 3y ago
Remember, you should help those who respect you. Hope she employs her great mind helping other, more respectful architectures. (edit) After reading other comments, I do hope they do come to some compromise. It's understandable from arm
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by spookie 3y ago
Are they interfering with the country in this case, or are they pointing out that a U.S. based company should be more concerned about their investments or financial interests? Really, is this piece "interfering" abroad?
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by spookie 3y ago
OP says that "combating" while living abroad is useless, it's arguing in favour of something else. It also points out how hypocritical it is to trade with those who don't uphold democratic values. If you want to be behea
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by spookie 3y ago
That's... I don't have words. It's saddening. I really don't understand why one would go see such a thing, it's clearly meant to input fear on the people.
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by spookie 3y ago
Thank you, it basically boils down to this. I'm baffled at how someone in their right mind still argues as if using any other tool is free of copyright infringement of some kind. It also boggles my mind how, in our line of work (which
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by spookie 3y ago
You can think of a video as a set of images taken from the same camera from different perspectives. So, you can assume as if they're different cameras (with the added bonus that the camera intrisincs remain the same), and apply "m
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by spookie 3y ago
I'm not sure what the advantages of this would be for something like a renderer for instance. Would synchronization be easier this way? I'm sorry for the disclaimer, but I must admit I really don't know and if someone answers
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by spookie 3y ago
Oh, very nice!
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by spookie 3y ago
I would wager Fortran is more reliant on a set of users who aren't as familiar with programming as C/Cpp people are. I assume it's easier to sell a language like Python to mathematicians, than it is for people in Computer Sci
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by spookie 3y ago
Very understanding people from what I see. I might pick Fortran to do my course exercises this year alongside the required use of Python. This might be interesting, and worthwhile.
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by spookie 3y ago
It does, even when navigating the web.
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by spookie 3y ago
That's true, and a very good counter argument. But, bear in mind, with fixed function hardware I was assuming no lights were involved.
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by spookie 3y ago
You're correct, I should add something to my post.
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by spookie 3y ago
Oh, I was mostly describing network latency and file IO cough should apply to mouse polling as well but bear in mind what another user has said. For mouse specific concerns, I would take a look at the following tutorial: https:/&#x2
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by spookie 3y ago
Very much true, just wanted to add something. In the before times, games would be running on pure forward renderers. Which, in turn, would mitigate many of the the frame timing inconsistencies of the more complex pipelines of today! Some st
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by spookie 3y ago
Same. I tried some, and even in games they didn't provide much of an improvement. Sometimes performing worse, even. I just put some niceties like irqbalance and add a few lines to sysctl.conf for better latency at a cost of throughput
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by spookie 3y ago
Oh, interesting!
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by spookie 3y ago
It's also available in some Linux distros, but it's a bit of a mess getting it running.
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by spookie 3y ago
> In earlier, physical, forms of advertising such as newspapers, TV, Retail Stores etc, the same ad used to be shown to everyone so ad slots were fewer, much more expensive, and typically only big businesses could afford them. Well, my l

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