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Show HN: A short walking sim based on 3DGS that runs in the browser
Hi! I built a free short walking sim you that runs in the browser. I originally made this experience about 2-3 years ago in Unreal Engine. The resulting build was huge: over 6 GB t…
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I'm pretty sure most of the comments in this thread are AI bots propping up this product? I tried the free model and it's nowhere near Sonnet 4.6 in terms of capabilities. The fact…
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Comment #41485979
I recommend trying Zenject in Unity! It provides a pretty good dependency injection framework, but more importantly in reply to your comment it has a very easy to use signal bus im…
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Comment #39140794
Am I crazy, or does this mean the possibility of actually having WebXR on Apple devices in the not-so-distant future (without relying on Mozzila's outdated WebXR Viewer app)?
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Comment #34967430
This is cool! Do you have any plans for a Google Docs extension as well? Or do you mostly get by with Vimium there?
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Comment #32548830
Somewhat unrelated, but I'm still waiting for an affordable PC monitor based on e-ink technology. Dasung has been making some progress in the area but their products are quite expe…
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Comment #32011197
Thank you!
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Comment #32001016
Can someone provide a good real-world usecase for zero-knowledge proofs? I struggle a bit with grasping the usefulness of this concept.
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Comment #29605391
I would recommend The Long Dark and Sable. Heavily focused on exploration and immersion. But really any game with an open world that doesn't hold your hand too much and lets you ma…
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Comment #29568485
Not to mention that many of the skills needed by the original cavemen to survive are gone in today's society. In other words, if we were to compete with the original cavemen in the…
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Comment #29296673
Is this independent of the hull shape and hydrodynamics? Or how does that influence the energy reuirements?
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Comment #29296307
I'm surprised to see the service speed listed at 6 knots. Seems quite low for a container ship, no? From my limited anecdotal evidence of having cargo ships pass my sailboat, they'…
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Comment #29069998
Great, so instead of being able to count on the justice system we're basicall back to mob justice?
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Comment #28949945
As an aside, the article mentions: > After the material is processed and carved into the desired shape, it is coated in *mineral oil* to extend its lifetime. I was thinking how, su…
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Comment #28911512
DeFi isn't limited to stablecoins though. I think the current TVL (total value locked) across all DeFi has to be in tens of billions of dollars ATM, judging from the values I've se…
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Comment #28881963
Why not just convert to USDC / BUSD / some other stablecoin?
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Comment #28461949
Middlemen? Since when is a cluster of decentralized nodes a middleman? Yes, it turns out that making a decentralized system both secure and scalable is a difficult problem, so peop…
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Comment #28460106
I suggest you look into blockchains like Solana and Fantom, there have been some technological advancements lately that allow crazy fast and cheap transactions (with some other dow…
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Comment #18439684
You can usually just open the developer console and delete the modal element, however this site also disables scrolling somewhere it seems. Couldn't figure out where quickly, so I …
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Comment #18339873
Unfortunately, this is not the case: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2010/jun/02/un-repor... Note that the year of publication is 2010.
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Comment #18338425
Thanks. I'm inclined to believe you on this as it seems reasonable, although I have to say that a blogpost is not the most trustworthy source of information :)
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Comment #18338128
I'm sorry, but you are completely wrong. There are many plants that produce much more protein per acre than beef: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edible_protein_per_unit_area_o... Ed…
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Comment #18337789
> And meat animals use less resources per pound of protein that vegetable sources. What? There's literally hundreds of scientific articles out there that establish the opposite, e.…
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Comment #18337516
I think you may be wrong here. Firstly, most cattle is not grazed on open pastures: "[…] the current pastureland grass resource can support only 27% of the current beef supply" [1]…
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Comment #18337190
> "One kilogram of steak needs up to 25 kilos of grain and 15,000 liters of water" The argument is that in order to produce 1000 calories worth of meat, more resources (e.g. land, …