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by leloctai 5mo ago
The other day a professional gamedev was arguing with me that's Transform.GetChild to get a reference to a component was not a bad practice. His argument is that it's what every other firms in his area is also doing. I do hope tha
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by leloctai 5mo ago
Doesn't hn clean article titles? This is a classic click baity one. Most of these are just basic features. Some are unused for good reason. - Property: the inspector doesn't call your getter or setter. I do use them still because
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by leloctai 6mo ago
This was never about safety. It was all about control. Desktop OSes have always allow installing any softwares and the world is still spinning. Not even macos overreach this hard. There's no solutions because they specifically crafted
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by leloctai 9mo ago
If a decade worth of cost of living is considered minimal resources, successful indie games wouldn't be so disproportionately Scandinavian
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by leloctai 10mo ago
As inefficient as encoding everything into the URI is, I really enjoy being able to bookmark and share specific filter configuration. More than one I've seen some sites with UI so bad, that manually editing the url is the easiest way t
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by leloctai 1y ago
Refraction is not as expensive as people would led you to believe. That said, this demo is ran at a very low resolution. Probably because it doesn't take devicePixelRatio into account. On my phone that's 3.5 so more than 12 times
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by leloctai 1y ago
I don't like the lack of contrast either. But they have to use a small blur kernel otherwise the glass distortion would not be noticable
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by leloctai 1y ago
That's not hard to solve, you just need a good blending algorithm. For example: https://leloctai.com/asset/translucentimage/image/flatten.we...
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by leloctai 1y ago
Timing comparison with the reference is very disingenuous. In raytracing, error scale with the square root of sample count. While it is typical to use very high sample count for the reference, real world sample count for offline renderer is
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by leloctai 2y ago
I'm not very well versed in RE, but I know that competitive games like this spend a lot of effort in preventing you from attaching debuggers, hooking and decompilation. By passing this is not mentioned at all in the article. Is this be
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by leloctai 2y ago
Many such countries already block traffic with ECH entirely. There's no technical solutions to a polical problem. I remember when you can just change your DNS provider to bypass censorship. Nowadays, browsers and OS provide safe DNS by
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by leloctai 2y ago
Freedom of information is an existential threat to authoritarian states. There is no amount of money they're not willing to give up if it mean they stay in power. That's said, it will not come to that. They'll just mandate sp
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by leloctai 2y ago
Doesn't seems like it was written by ChatGPT. I find that amusing somehow.
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by leloctai 2y ago
How do people maintain motivation on projects like this? Repeatedly having to order parts and wating for them to arrive, especially the one from China, make me abandoned an unfortunate amount of projects.
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by leloctai 2y ago
Does anyone know how to search for this type of detailed technical articles? I've searched for this exact topic. As expected with kind of end user facing techs, the search results are always end user oriented article that explain nothi
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by leloctai 2y ago
The blog is interesting, but it is about sc1. Pathfinding in sc1 is so terrible that moving units where you want is part of what's make one a pro player.
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by leloctai 2y ago
I've yet seen another game with as good pathfinding as StarCraft 2. The way 100s of units flow around another 100s of moving units like water is very impressive, even today. Does anyone know what's the special sauce?
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by leloctai 2y ago
How will users find the new domains? If they can reliability do so then dns is not needed in the first place. If not, then the laws are effective.
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by leloctai 3y ago
Does the complex block in the diagram refer to complex numbers? That doesn't sound typical, does it? What type of work load that typically run on the GPU that would require complex numbers?
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by leloctai 3y ago
I'm already allowing prefetching
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by leloctai 3y ago
In fact there are multiple switches you have to turn, however I've made sure to check all of them.
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by leloctai 3y ago
Do you mind sharing your ubo settings?
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by leloctai 3y ago
Do you mind sharing your ubo settings?
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by leloctai 3y ago
Do you mind sharing your ubo settings?
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by leloctai 3y ago
Which is a horrible design on Android. Firefox on my (admittedly relatively old) phone take 20s to load the first page when browser start with uBlock enabled. On desktop this is fine as it only happen once a day. But on the phone it happen
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by leloctai 3y ago
I live in Vietnam, phone theft is relatively prevalent here. My dad once got tricked into buying an icloud locked phone. I was very sure it was a loss cause, but he tried bringing it to a local repair shop anyway. They removed the lock in a
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by leloctai 4y ago
Big corp will always have more data. Even just the web, search engine have a big head start. Then there are "private" data that big provider use for "improving our product": emails, word documents, chat messages, non pub
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by leloctai 4y ago
The last time I tried some pi derivative, many softwares doesn't work on them. If there is a fix, it usually involve self compiling the broken software, along with some of their dependencies. Of course they're all using different
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by leloctai 4y ago
Have you heard about our Lord and savior S-expression?
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by leloctai 4y ago
This isn't future proof at all. Game dev had been using automatic memory obfuscation since forever. If this become popular, it will take no more than adding a webpack plugin to defeat, no data structure changes required.

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