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> Stagecraft is just one implementation but you don't think that the Unreal 3D worlds that are used behind it are beginning to be generated with AI? They are not. Source: I have ru…

With a few notable exceptions (James Cameron) the film industry is largely unconcerned with "possibility." I think this is often why there is such a big misunderstanding from tech …

Sure, but saying that AI is the magic bullet to solve this is completely speculative. If and when a fully GenAI film is released and performs well at the box office, than I'm sure …

Man, this is so misguided.... 1. Stagecraft/virtual production is a thing, yes, but the backgrounds are not "AI rendered," they're 3D scenes built in Unreal. They have to be, becau…

I love the idea of projects like Obsidian, but since I already have difficulty dealing with one brain, the idea of managing a second has never really worked for me. Since I'm alway…

This is good general advice. If your software needs a "tour," that's a good indicator you should work on your UX instead. If you're just excited to tell the user about a new featur…

Oh, so mass theft is okay as long as American companies are doing it

If this is important to you, Shotdeck is a (paid) alternative with tons of detail about every shot.

I used WASM

Okay, I mean obviously :D I was more trying to convey the feeling of it.

Odin is not like JS or something where you'd need a VM or transpilation process to target an embedded system. It's just C with nicer syntax and modern data structures, there's no "…

You can look at my repo here: https://github.com/MadlyFX/odin-embedded-boilerplate I don't believe Xtensa (ESP32) is supported yet, but people have been asking for it, so it may ha…

I've been using Odin for about 6 months now, and to be honest, it's hard to find fault with it. I've used it for STM32 microcontroller firmware, web and desktop applications, and a…

And therein lies the rub. Unreal 5 is massive and complex, and there comes a point where it takes longer to understand how to layer on your own customizations than just to start fr…

Can I ask a dumb question to those smarter than I: Is this way of visualizing temperature/pressure accurate, or is it an abstraction for convenience in the same way that depicting …

The key difference is the founder built a product in search of a problem to solve, rather than the other way around. The "secret" is just to talk to people in the field they're try…

When I was younger, I was always paranoid when I reached out to somebody and didn't hear back. Now that I'm older and busier, I totally get it. Clearly state who you are, what you …

I will say--as someone who has fielded late night troubleshooting calls--I totally understand OP's point of view. It's reasonable to expect that you will be able to answer question…

Gridfinity is fun, but just about any other organizational method is easier and faster.

Additionally, without the knowledge of how you got from A to B, you don't know what else is possible (or impossible.) In the process of doing something manually, you may stumble ac…

This is a POC of an idea I've had for a while. Rather than using LLMs to generate code, what if we could just write a software image directly into memory? At the end of the day, pr…

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I was going to say, I don't understand what this does that Revit doesn't already do better. I guess it's a fun demo, but I doubt this was a problem that needed solving.

Absolutely. One of the major purposes of art is as a way to communicate things that can not be put into words. And if that's the case, how could one ever hope to create it with a p…