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Comment #47370332
How do you make sure it’s aware of the latest state/federal policies?
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Comment #46580829
I wonder if ReLU fields could help reduce cache grid resolution while improving reconstruction precision? See https://arxiv.org/abs/2205.10824
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Comment #43440224
Potential similarities with Mitsuba's inverse rendering functionality? https://mitsuba.readthedocs.io/en/stable/src/inverse_renderi...
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Comment #37336414
Too bad US-CAD transfers are not possible currently.
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Comment #34572872
Author: who lives in an apartment anyway?
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Comment #24952844
The line selection for turns seems to be quite poor still.
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Comment #24887049
Agreed, the parent comment is extremely defeatist.
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Comment #23749578
Wise decision, but this renders the cost of education (in US universities) even more unjustifiable.
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Comment #21785387
Pro tip: circular buffer it. First letter becomes the last every 3 months.
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Comment #20706283
Did you leverage this approach to optimize terrain rendering/add detail on devices where hardware tessellation is not supported? Lovely algorithm in any case. [Edit: Just remembere…
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Comment #20155621
Is it likely that Rust will have support for hot reloading? I love the language, but having a fast iteration cycle is essential for this type of work.
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Comment #19735453
3 miles short of Montreal-NYC!
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Comment #17554543
A comparison of the same order could be transposed to the USA and Germany.
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Comment #11070281
I get "ERROR: gyp returned non-zero" while building. Missing dependencies? (Win10.)
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Comment #11008332
A plague of helicopters is ruining Hawaii. We expect New York to be noisy.
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Comment #7042921
Any implications for computational fluid dynamics methods?
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Comment #6977884
Go to Berlin. Bring your startup there. Hang out at Sankt Oberholz. Visit Soundcloud & Google. Attend CCC/C-Base events. Attend LEAP events and teach artists/designers to code at h…
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Comment #6893067
> I'm much, much more at risk of getting mugged in Chicago [...] than getting held up by Customs. That's not true if you work on something like the Tor Project.
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Comment #6355941
This homebuilt dome might interest you: http://youtu.be/OQu_FaTKkiE?t=4m46s This guy's a classic: "My name is Jamie, and I have decided to build a giant robot damnit!"
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Comment #6299599
I also truly despise the phrasing "highly competitive". These kinds of classes, when you take a few in one semester, can eat your soul. They drown you in just enough material to ki…
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Comment #6080905
I hope you were using good encryption Apple. This guy cracked 400,000 md5 hashed passwords: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0WPny7wk960 He says even with password salts, it could be…
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Comment #5838467
And a better solution still is to get rid of the driving, not the distraction...