ricv

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by ricv 3y ago
Seeing people calling this an NVDA A100 killer, being passed around. Any thoughts on this having as much of an impact as stated.
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by ricv 4y ago
ah, you beat me to it. I linked some videos that highlight strafing in quake. Here's my favorite ut2k4 vid that would highlight what you're saying https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uSoE44v1CTQ
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by ricv 4y ago
strafe jumping in quake is far from trivial also various weapon aided jumps are required to play at the highest level, ut also has its own dodge jump mechanics and shield jumps. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A1MJPMl8B5Y
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by ricv 4y ago
curious to which fps this is? painkiller? ut? quake? reflex? diabotical?
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by ricv 4y ago
Location: Chicago Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Python, C, C++, Matlab, SQL Résumé/CV: Available upon request Email: rckvalde@gmail.com Summary: Bs Physics, some finance graduate courses. Most of
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by ricv 6y ago
Hey, I just wanted to thank you for your reply covering the two semesters of stochastics in a condensed reply nearly 11 months ago in a different thread. I got too distracted reading up on it I forgot to reply. I cant tell you how much that
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by ricv 6y ago
Hey, I think I meet these requirements, I have degree in physics, have some computational physics experience from classes doing some simple parallelization of nonlinear system (bug population) but have had a hard time bridging the gap to b
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by ricv 7y ago
ive been teaching myself stochastics, i personally find it really interesting. i really like Peter Medvegyev book Stochastic Integration Theory, do you have any thoughts on it? you really did a good job at summarizing the bigger picture in