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Arwill
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Comment #49247574
There are arguments that the brain is quantum, as in parts of it locally using quantum effects. Which if true, might make a counter-argument, as there will be bigger data centers n…
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Comment #49082445
A 3D transform is built into the BVH, which the ray follows when evaluating the BVH. This adds animation information too. The upside is i think, that the animation is evaluated on …
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Comment #48658045
I am wondering if it would be possible to print a splat similarly as it is shown on the screen, so not voxelized, but like a hologram with overlapping transparent gaussians. It loo…
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Comment #47514412
Hate to be the one saying this, but that rootkit is there to prevent you from molesting/cheating other players. So its not an one-sided issue. It is unfortunate that the developers…
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Comment #47428099
You don't have to tell all this to me, or try to convince me. I was just describing what the general attitude is. Oracle's behaviour is a risk, even if Java is open source.
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Comment #47423919
> So I am not exactly in the group of people you are attacking. I wasnt attacking anyone. Developers are used to the lack of type-safety in JS, and assume that having to code in a …
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Comment #47418466
Once i heard a manager explain "we must get rid of anything Oracle, including Java, because of license reasons". I see this attitude everywhere since. JavaScript people are too afr…
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Comment #46923157
I have this principle of "5% scripting". If the high level scripting on top of C++ consumes about 5% of frame time, then the language of the script does not matter.
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Comment #46829430
A DLC and AI slop is not the same thing. Tho Steam reviews will burry both AI slop and bad DLC accordingly. And players do care about reviews.
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Comment #46828921
Gamers hate AI art as it is, developers hate unreliable AI made code. Lets make something with both.
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Comment #46703426
The problem is the way surface lighting/scattering is calculated, which does not match what traditional offline renders do. My issue with UE is the opposite, the engine went too fa…
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Comment #46344543
Yes. If you get 120M+ in funding, you no longer qualify to be called indie.
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Comment #46174126
I thought only organs of people dying in accidents are donated, and not someone's dying from an illness.
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Comment #46151344
I had a WTF moment last week, i was writing SQL, and there was no autocomplete at all. Then a chunk of autocomplete code appeared, what looked like an SQL injection attack, with so…
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Comment #45958731
I read somewhere, that it might not have been a process, but a unique event. Dogs are not just gradually tamed wolves, but domestication might have been started with a genetic defe…
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Comment #45684785
>strikingly high probabilities to very high prices, along with lower probabilities for a wide range of lower prices Isn't this describing the strategy of keeping ever high prices, …
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Comment #45684557
>see streaming companies increasing prices every few months They can do that because they are practically monopolies.
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Comment #45610185
Battlefield peaked with BF3
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Comment #45552470
There are libraries, like fastutil, that provide collections for primitive types.
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Comment #45552440
-10 for modules is fair, only 4 for lambdas is not. My programming style changed after using lambdas in Java, even when using a different programming language later that doesn't ha…
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Comment #45513367
Substitute orangutans for Australopithecus. That is (one of) the branches that did evolve more intelligence, but didn't survive. I suppose there were lots of such branches, that ei…
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Comment #45441392
I am familiar with SAP, all that you say is only true if you don't know how to do it. I see this a lot, people that are familiar with "normal" technology, try to invent ways to do …
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Comment #45440407
The only tool you knew about.
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Comment #45440367
Who does even run Netweaver Java AS today? Apparently some do, but that was a bad idea from the start. It is an optional server component letting Java applications run in the SAP s…
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Comment #45435735
I think the success is completely logical, in hindsight, when you consider that the majority of the crypto traffic is bots (to hide the traceability, money laundering, scams), or l…