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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
I found that if you follow a bunch of people on twitter who specialize in a niche topic you'll see a lot of casual interesting conversations there But the problem is that you can't start new discussions or ask a question unless th
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Ask HN: What is stopping AWS from raising prices?
6 points by fgeahfeaha 3y ago|16 comments
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
That's a failed repro then right? Below 110K is below -163.15 Celcius How would that compare to other superconductors?
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
Yeah to me the block system thing just makes a lot of sense
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
Game engines usually have their own runtime formats and just have an importer
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
I do graphics programming on a game engine
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
true
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
Obviously it depends on the person but I did 3 years of an EE degree then switched to CS so I've experienced both EE was definitely harder to me mainly just because engineering had you taking a lot more credits at once compared to scie
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
Yup, you just can't beat standardization The support is way better because there isn't a million different models
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
Other people have mentioned ray-tracing in one weekend Complimentary to that I would recommend TinyRenderer https://github.com/ssloy/tinyrenderer/wiki This one is a CPU-based rasterizing renderer, it gives you a g
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
woah woah dude, spoilers!
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by fgeahfeaha 3y ago
Next year the worksheet is just the rendering equation and a list of vertices/lights/transforms