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> Blender suffers from the habit of redesigning its entire interface every other version, although it seems to have calmed down lately. I think this is a bit misleading. The last major UI overhaul was in 2011 with blender 2.57. Since th
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I actually love how window panes work in blender. It's a bit nonstandard, but once you get the hang of it you realize how powerful it is. It makes the entire interface customizable, and I actually miss it every time I move into anoth
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3D modeling and animation
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I already type on my iPhone without looking at the keys. You don't need tactile feedback to touch type. If you use the though bar in a particular app enough, I imagine muscle memory will help you out.
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10y ago
I was really hoping the iPhone 7 would ship with usb-c. But after watching Apple promote their lighting headphones I can't really see them switching to USB-c in the foreseeable future.
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10y ago
I was just thinking about the continence of swapping sides. Unless it's possible to charge from all four ports at once. 4x charging would be cool ;).
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10y ago
I'd be more interested in which render engine was used. The animation portion could be easily be done in any of the software you memetioned. My guess would renderman due to apples relationship with Pixar, but that's complete spe
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Being able to charge from any of the four ports is legitimately cool. I also will be happy not buying an $80 power brick every time my cable frays. The touch bar will provide some significant user experience and workflow improvements. Over
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10y ago
After trying one of their ultra thin keyboards I can't say I actually mind it. The wide keys feel great to type on, although the shallowness definitely takes some getting used to. I do the majority of my typing on a Das Keyboard Mehc
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10y ago
I've always been the opposite. I can't stand coming home to an apartment filled with people. After dealing with chaos all day, I want to know there's a quiet, tidy place where I can relax. I dislike coming back and having
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Ask HN: What would it take to build a cpu from scratch
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Blender on Linux is rock solid. Blender on windows isn't bad, but it does crash on me occasionally. It's funny, four years ago this wasn't at all the case. I can't tell you how much work I've lost from older vers
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10y ago
I've been following blenders development pretty closely and I haven't heard this. If it's true then that's very unfortunate.
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10y ago
Blender has been an incredibly useful tool and I use it almost every day. The number of things it can do is remarkable. Video editing, 3d modeling, animation, physics simulations, ray tracing, procedural texture generation, camera trackin
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10y ago
You should add some gifs with a lower frame rate. I had to download the one you had and walk through frame by frame. Absolutely beautiful.
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10y ago
Considering their video starts off with a quote from George Orwell, I would say the pronouciation is intensional.
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10y ago
A couple months ago I took the letters off the keys on my iPhone (my keyboard looks like a grid of white squares, jailbreak required). I can confirm touch typing on a touch screen is definitely possible and actually very convenient. I don
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10y ago
I tried using $NAME.co, but everyone seemed to think it was a typo. I Recently switched over to $NAME.io and haven't had any issues. It's short, looks nice, and I've had generally positive reactions to it.
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I doubt we will ever see a laptop running iOS. iOS was designed solely for a touch interface. At the same time, apple has been outspoken about not wanting touch screens on laptops because of ergonomic issues and other things. http:/
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Snowden http://www.imdb.com/title/tt3774114/
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10y ago
Are there any specific business class routers you would recommend?
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10y ago
Pebble core comes to mind: http://help.getpebble.com/customer/en/portal/articles/243992...
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Not only that, but in the 6s they also switched to a new grade of aluminum that is significantly less prone to bending.
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If this is real and has anything that can link the files to the NSA, it has the potential to be a major humiliation for the US.
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The consistency of the design between passports is remarkable. They all follow a basic pattern: Country name at the top, centered logo, then the word 'passport' at the bottom. There are only a handful of countries that deviate f
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10y ago
Businesses like Walmart or Target have large enough buildings you'd have to go inside. Same goes for malls probably. Not everyone who goes to the pokéstop is going to spend money, but even if 1% of people who visit buy something, the
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Pokemon Go should implement a way for businesses to request pokéstops be placed at their store front, for which the Pokémon company could charge a small fee. Think of the revenue they could generate. Consumers would actually seek out the a
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The author had the magnet removed after it became infected.
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I suppose you could have a stateful adblocker that looks for the element changing between page loads, and ignores the randomly generated elements that aren't visible to the user. Of course it would only work the second time you load t
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10y ago
Would you recommend OpenGL? I was under the impression that OpenCL was the equivalent of Cuda and OpenGL was specifically for 2d / 3d rendering.
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