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by subb 12y ago
I think the primary reason is just that when you play an FPS, you are looking at a screen, which is the same as looking at the TV when you watch a movie. In this real world setting, your brain is used to see all those effects. A FPS for a V
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by subb 12y ago
That's not true anymore. Most of the AI "thinking" can be multithreaded, physics can be multithreaded, rendering can be multithreaded, even core systems like loading of ressources is heavily multithreaded. It's not easy,
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by subb 12y ago
Non dynamic?
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by subb 12y ago
That's all very hard to do when your code takes 10 minutes to compile. Yes it's C++.
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by subb 12y ago
Where were you the last 5 years?!
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by subb 13y ago
It's indeed a bit weird, but I think it reenforce the idea that the spinal chord is an extension of the brain, not just a communication channel.
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by subb 13y ago
Mmm, well, more or less. You will indeed keep your speed, but you also keep your direction, so you will basically be "slingshotted" toward space. The effect is similar to a hammer throw at the Olympics. In fact, you will probably
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by subb 13y ago
"Turning off" gravity is not a good idea. You'll smash yourself in the nearest object as the earth continue to spin and move through space without you.
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by subb 13y ago
Either have an abstraction layer (another language or a user interface) or a translator.
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by subb 13y ago
Should this be used for "standard" desktop application? Like building the UI for Photoshop for example?
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by subb 13y ago
It weird to me that the free software license is more restrictive than other licenses. GPL maintain the end user freedom, but not the freedom of the programmer.
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by subb 13y ago
Path tracing can be seen as a extension of ray tracing that supports a much broader range of effect like indirect lighting, soft shadows, anti-aliasing, etc. With the correct function for the material, you can simulate subsurface scattering
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by subb 13y ago
I... don't understand. I'm not a facebook user, so, is it possible to use Facebook completely privately? Without anybody else than your friend seeing your information, not even third parties?
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by subb 13y ago
The SR-71 was developed using 20th century technology. It was envisioned with slide rules and paper. It wasn’t managed by millions of lines of software code. And it wasn’t powered by computer chips. All that changes with the SR-72. Oh oh
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by subb 13y ago
The link to codacy at the bottom doesn't work.
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by subb 13y ago
Cryengine also have VPL similar to Unreal's Kismet. http://media.moddb.com/images/articles/1/25/24522/FG_Tutoria... There's also Virtools by Dassault Systèmes. http://images.gam
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by subb 13y ago
To me, this model is closer to gambling than gaming. In fact, some gamedev studio actually build some slot machine games, where you put in real money through in app purchase and you get game money in return. It's disturbingly successfu
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by subb 13y ago
How can this be free? They're not Wikipedia. I'm not sure how they can pay for multiple servers...
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by subb 13y ago
Still not available in Canada.
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by subb 13y ago
This is more "rendering functions" than functional rendering. I was hoping to see something more complex like a game rendering engine, which is extremely hard to do since there's a lot of state management.
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by subb 13y ago
It's a filter in Photoshop called color halftone.
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by subb 13y ago
Well, if you hash your password client-side, what's the difference from using clear text? A MITM will intercept your hashed password and use that to login.
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by subb 13y ago
My uncle told me that two of its nephews play "phone" together by putting their whole hand flat against their ear instead of the usual thumb/pinky finger gesture...
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by subb 13y ago
Well to be honest, d = {} is absolutely not equivalent to a map of int to a vector of ints. Sure in javascript, you can indeed use an object as a map, but you are lacking the type safety that the C++ version provide and all the nice
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by subb 13y ago
It's no different than the current situation.
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by subb 13y ago
Don't you think it's a bit evil to make a profit out of people's lack of self-motivation? I would prefer to give the money to a good cause...
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by subb 13y ago
As always with Google, you need to ask "What's the marketing strategy behind this? Why are they making this device?" My guess : Yet another way to consume more medias / using Google services.
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by subb 13y ago
So, what does this mean exactly? They will license the design of the GPU cores so others will be able to build the chip themselves?
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by subb 13y ago
I don't really understand my brain's response to small things. Small dog/cat -> cute Tarantula -> horrible Small robot that goes as fast as a tarantula -> cute? Anyway, that's pretty cool. They should put some sticky/rubbery mat
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by subb 13y ago
Usually, to calm myself, I reword it like this : For us/In my opinion, the cost of writing Javascript is just too high. See? Now the rage is gone! I think I'm going to sell this trick...

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