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by yuhe00 3y ago
Unreal's Niagara has a visual editor. While it is packaged as an VFX/particle editor, it is in many ways an ECS. Each particle can have custom data structure and modules/systems that drive them. Under the hood the graphs are
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by yuhe00 4y ago
Actually Denmark was considering completely banning selling cigarettes to anyone born after 2010, but seems like this is unlikely to happen due to EU rules: https://www.thelocal.dk/20220407/eu-rules-dampen-danish-gove..
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by yuhe00 4y ago
With the availability of game engines, gameplay programming is actually very high-level. Most of the logic is handling some input or some collision or updating some position or timer every frame. The more complex parts of a game (collisions
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by yuhe00 5y ago
This is a creative coding library, similar to OpenFrameworks, Processing, etc. The description is confusing. Seems to be an in-house tool some creative agency decided to open-source.
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by yuhe00 7y ago
I don't think it's that complicated, it's just a matter of having different values. The Chinese culture values prosperity, solidarity, and security over freedom. and those are things the current government has provided in spa
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by yuhe00 7y ago
Yes! Would definitely recommend the investment if you spend a lot of time typing on the computer ;)
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by yuhe00 7y ago
Everyone is different. Nowadays, if I post something, it is either: a) I have something to share, a bit of knowledge/opinion/story. If this is the case, I already know I am correct, and as such do not really care about the respons
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by yuhe00 7y ago
I had one of the first revisions of the Ergodox EZ. There were some problems with the build quality, and a few of the legs arrived loose/broken. Customer service was great though, and I received replacement parts very quickly, but aft
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by yuhe00 7y ago
It takes a while to get used to. I switched to Ergodox and Colemak at the same time, and it took me around 3 months to get up to my normal speed again. Unless you type a lot on other people's keyboards (IT-support or similar), I'd
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by yuhe00 7y ago
> Your approach of delaying the abstraction choice sounds very interesting (somewhat akin to Extreme Programming?), I will try to keep that in mind for the future. In thinking about this I'm mostly afraid of code sort of remaining a
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by yuhe00 7y ago
I don't think OOP itself is bad. Bad abstractions are bad, no matter the language, and that is the main problem. Abstractions and domain models are created based on our understanding of a given problem as well as what is possible withi
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by yuhe00 7y ago
Tech roles comes in many forms. For example, I have worked a fair bit with graphics programming and VFX, where extensive knowledge of photography would be very useful. I can imagine tech jobs where most of the hobbies you've listed cou
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by yuhe00 7y ago
This article is funny because it starts off with an assumption that is the opposite of my initial perspective. Then again, it was also quite a revelation to me when I learned that a lot of people are not like myself and cannot stand being a
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by yuhe00 7y ago
You do have the C API in the form of source code. You just can't distribute your changes as a plug-in.
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by yuhe00 7y ago
This is fair. I don't think anyone can claim they have never been disrespectful towards anyone in their life. People are sometimes unbearable and sometimes you are too. Learning to deal with your own and others crazy bullshit is a part
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by yuhe00 7y ago
I'm also an introvert. I get exhausted when spending a lot of time with other people. One thing I've noticed though is that when I do spend time with people, I prefer getting to know new people rather than hanging out with people
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by yuhe00 7y ago
I agree. It's true that it is easier than ever to have instant access to just about anyone in the world, but because it's so easy, we become less interested in actually investing in people and forming lasting bonds. Why bother whe
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by yuhe00 7y ago
> A bug is never just a mistake. It represents something bigger. An error of thinking that makes you who you are. I like this quote from Mr. Robot. Most of the time a bug is not an error in logic, but a misunderstanding in how some compo
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by yuhe00 7y ago
Maybe I've just been unfortunate/fortunate, but in 6 years as a software developer on all kinds of projects, I've never once worked on a project where even two people share the major contributions to a single repo. Either I r
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by yuhe00 7y ago
But the learned behaviour will be short => likely a shoplifter. Short people who don't shoplift will have to deal with being suspected of shoplifting at a higher rate than the rest of society. You could say that's just a fact o
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by yuhe00 7y ago
When I was young, I avoided restaurants because of exactly this! Always preferred cafes/fast-food places where you pay first. It just didn't make logical sense to me. I've grown out of it now obviously... :P
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by yuhe00 8y ago
Realtime raytracing hooks into an existing multipass pipeline like this by replacing select traditional techniques. The easiest to replace are shadowmaps and AO. You can also make use of radiance (diffuse GI) and reflections with one or two
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by yuhe00 8y ago
https://www.inconspicuous.no Mostly just a CV and overview of projects I've done. I do consulting on realtime-rendering, game dev and interactive installations. Somewhere between tech and design.
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by yuhe00 8y ago
Correct translation: https://chinese.yabla.com/chinese-english-pinyin-dictionary....
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by yuhe00 8y ago
It's made for mobile, which is the correct move in this day and age. But yes, should not be difficult to add keyboard controls too.
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by yuhe00 8y ago
As a fan of both visual programming and Haskell, I definitely think this is the future of programming, and I can see it going two ways - A general purpose tool like https://nodered.org with a huge library of plugins or included
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by yuhe00 8y ago
Oh, I was genuinely unaware that the replication crisis was such a big problem in psychology - It makes a lot of sense though, and it was a fascinating read :) And yes, I do agree that there's a problem with incentivization in all the
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by yuhe00 8y ago
I don't know a lot about psychology. The only things I've read are pop-psych articles like this about "traits", "D-factors" and "personality types", which you got to admit do sound a bit much like pse
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by yuhe00 8y ago
Most of the work in programming is in describing (in very strict and pendantic terms) how different systems interact with each other and how the data flows from one end to another. The actual work of moving the data and doing all the calcul
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by yuhe00 8y ago
Oh, I think you're spot-on. I've definitely spent more time consciously practicing typing and I used to have some bad habits when typing QWERTY (e.g. using the wrong shift for certain characters or typing 'Y' with my lef

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