grandmaster789

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by grandmaster789 11y ago
About a year ago I took a look at rust, but I didn't particularily like it. It enforces a single approach to programming stuff (which sounds an awful lot like the golden hammer antipattern) and lacked essential tools - notably an IDE,
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by grandmaster789 12y ago
Well, I know for a fact that the Unreal Engine doesn't use STL. There used to be quite a large variance in the quality of any STL implementation and when you care about each single instruction that gets passed to the CPU, you turn a bi
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by grandmaster789 12y ago
Pretty nice, although the library is a bit small for my tastes. No planes, no intersections... interesting, but I'd like to see a more complete feature set.
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by grandmaster789 13y ago
The DK1's resolution is way too low for reading large amounts of text, and I'm somewhat skeptical that the DK2 is good enough to be used as a monitor replacement. Different applications that place less emphasis on text may be a be
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by grandmaster789 13y ago
This is exactly the difference between VR and AR. With VR you yourself become convinced that you are present in a virtual reality, while AR convinces you that the virtual has a presence in reality.
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by grandmaster789 13y ago
Graphics programming for VR is only slightly more difficult than normal. Some screenspace techniques don't work as well, and everything is done in a stereo pipeline. The Oculus also requires some distortion and calibration of the dista
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by grandmaster789 13y ago
This reminds me of another DIY digital camera project based around the raspberry pi camera module - http://robofun.ro/create/the-sprite-raspberrypi-camera/