doophus

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by doophus 2mo ago
That's impressive! How have you been attracting players?
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by doophus 3mo ago
> Why though? What does changing `and` to `&&` actually achieve? Were people confused? Also consider AI, that has a greater training base of JavaScript than Lua. So making Lua look more like JS, should improve output and reduce m
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by doophus 7mo ago
Don't they have a battery backup and a local buffer before uploading? It probably had its last footage still stored locally, using the remnants of power in its internal battery.
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by doophus 8mo ago
Why are big chunks of Sam Francisco missing (eg around the bridge) missing from the example?
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by doophus 1y ago
Yeah the camera's horrible. I found myself snaking left and right just trying to walk in a straight line.
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by doophus 2y ago
Would this even work in the article's situation, where someone's MITMing SMS?
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by doophus 2y ago
Yes, have a look at ISPC - it's amazing. I especially like that it can generate code for multiple architectures and then select the best implementation at runtime for the CPU it's running on.
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by doophus 2y ago
What was the missing piece for "shader sharing"? Would it be possible to build a web-hosted database of encountered shader configs against a game id, and have Dolphin fetch that list when a game launches and start doing async comp
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by doophus 3y ago
This looks fun! How do you get on with shipping outside the UK? Is there any trickiness with taxes, customs etc that you need to deal with?
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by doophus 3y ago
I found the same with this library. I'm not sure if it's missing documentation, unintuitive design or both, but I always found it a bit of a struggle to use beyond simple cases.
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by doophus 3y ago
> 2. Store metadata about the current a* search in the graph nodes themselves so you don't have to maintain in a separate associative array. This might be suitable in some circumstances, but it mixes your hot & cold data, preven
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by doophus 3y ago
Most games ship textures in a GPU-friendly format such as DXT to avoid problems like this.
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by doophus 3y ago
Most software installers on Windows offer the user a "Install for this user"/"Install for all users" option, or will just install to the current user's appdata, which doesn't require admin rights.
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by doophus 3y ago
For portable SIMD, have a look at ISPC. It allows you to write a function once, compile it for multiple instruction sets, and then automatically select the best one to use at runtime. You don't get the precision of hand-crafted SIMD, b
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by doophus 3y ago
Every game I've worked on (360-era) with DLC has needed supporting code to be distributed in an update first. Everyone gets the update, then the DLC is either just an unlock for what's already there (but hidden), or contains some
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by doophus 4y ago
Yeah. In workrooms non-VR people can still join in. They appear as a video feed in the environment, and they see a rendering of the meeting from that perspective. It's still quite rich for everyone, eg you can tell when VR people are l