visualphoenix

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by visualphoenix 12y ago
Strange - I was under the impression that GIF was larger than mp4: http://blog.embed.ly/post/89265229166/what-twitter-isnt-tell...
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
Larry Page has his office in the G+ building, and has said a number of times he is committed to seeing G+ be a success. http://www.virante.org/blog/2013/04/23/is-google-still-the-f... There is a lot of h
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
I was wrong re: ps4's library name. Thanks for the article. I left the games industry just before the transition to the new consoles.
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
I certainly did confuse the RSX (ps3 GPU) with libGCM (the ps3 GPU library). I haven't forgotten that OpenGL ES isn't OpenGL - it's OpenGL minus all of the garbage. It's also true that Xbox 360 did not use DirectX. But t
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
It's far more trivial to port now that PC and Next-Gen consoles are all X86.
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
Both PS4 and Xbox One are now on the X86 architecture. They also share the same GPU (with minor differences). PS4 runs a BSD derived OS with a Sony-specific graphics library called RSX (very similar to OpenGL, but much lower level). Xbox 36
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
Video game controllers. DirectInput joystick data outputs a square range (0,0)->(65535,65535) which is usually uniformly remapped to a circle to be used by the game. Then you have to add in a dead zone to eliminate the noise from the con
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
Is docker required/prepackaged? I'd prefer to use vanilla lxc/dhcpcd.
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by visualphoenix 13y ago
It's like git-annex ( http://git-annex.branchable.com/ ) on an embedded linux box with a different front-end and ios support.
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by visualphoenix 14y ago
github: visualphoenix
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by visualphoenix 14y ago
Agreed. http://www.gamasutra.com/view/feature/130152/the_ten_most_im... The patents on video game controllers alone might be enough to kill them. Remember the Sony/Microsoft rumble debacle?
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by visualphoenix 16y ago
True in practice, but on a blackboard during an interview, it obviates the need to recode for the follow-up "now reverse the string in place" request.
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by visualphoenix 16y ago
agreed
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by visualphoenix 16y ago
Shouldn't that be --j in your reverse function? Anyhow, when asked to write those on a blackboard, I typically do this: size_t strlen(char* start) { char* end=start; while(*end) ++end; return (end-start); } and v