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Comment #20935794
hard to imagine an environment with worse input response and timing behavior than web browsers. Buffering audio output would be easiest way to compensate for callback jitter, but s…
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Comment #20901288
heres a webgl turing sim http://ktfh.github.io/gray-scott/
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Comment #20870049
they call it an amp but store description makes it seem like it compresses
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Comment #20706532
Funny hack, I would have expected some perfect seam algorithm from google.
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Comment #20706202
Is there a method for dealing with seams between RTIN tiles of different levels of detail? It looks like it would be complicated to implement.
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Comment #20549320
I think what is being reacted to though is that its being done in a business context. Construction companies do not typically value good graphic design or hand lettering. This is s…
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Comment #20548343
whats seems satirical about this? most construction companies just buy coroplast signs, I used to make them its why I was surprised hes spending hours on this as the article states…
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Comment #20548154
Probably varies by industry, in my experience man hours are treated as too precious for this. I worked in a sign shop and there were still old hand letterers in the industry but fo…
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Comment #20547355
vinyl plotters are so fast an cheap they ended hand lettering as a trade, I wonder how hes spending hours on these without management pressure for faster and cheaper temporary sign…
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Comment #19195913
train shunting problems seem like a variation of tower of hanoi https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tower_of_Hanoi
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Comment #18172294
ultralights can already be piloted without a license or registration. Its an amazing degree of freedom that most don't realize they have.
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Comment #15769041
That is really cool, especially for the time. Only downside is I think some uv mapping is required to map the hatching onto the models. Here is a video of the paper https://www.you…
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Comment #15521720
I think gvim already supports colour rendering of x pixmaps which double as C source code.
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Comment #14053465
Those attached PDFs give a great overview of how to implement this. The virtual machine and friction plugins sound so good, I really want to try duplicating this. Thanks for the sa…
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Comment #14053205
This is really cool, modeling the process instead of relying on samples is a really appealing solution. The first engine sounded like atari pole position to me but the second 4 str…
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Comment #14052427
I've been struggling to synthesize satisfying engine sound and tire squeal for a game, my best efforts sound like an engine that runs on soap bubbles. I think the cutting edge solu…