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AboutMe. Making games and stuff.
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SkillsC#, Unity, shaderlab, Cg, HLSL, GLSL
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LocationThe outlands
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@darksideofyay You should do it.
Know the feel, this was my first project out of the countless that I actually started and kind of “finished” 😀
Life’s too short not to work on stuff you want to. -
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You monster!
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Looks like china never played civ
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@cafebabe Don’t want to steal OP’s post any more 😀 Dm me on twitter if you intrested/wanna talk more about it (@PreyKW)
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Ps if i remember correctly we used something based on dlib for the face recognition. Not sure tho, my teammate worked on that part. My part was mainly visualization, AR localisation, testing/validation (coming up for challanges for the system and how to solve them) and i helped in the beacon based tracking’s code a bit.
Also i didn’t expected this many people to be intrested in this :D i might be able to get a video up to youtube if you promise not to share it too much 😀 -
@AlgoRythm Yepp, triangulation.
As for finding people in a crowd we used facial recignition.
We implemented a paper that allowed us to do good enough facial recognition from just one pictue. The guests had a profile pic associated with their app/profile so we just needed to run the algo over a db.
The ar glasses feeded the video into a server and the server sent back the bounding box of the guest’s face if found.
Thus you can project a circle in AR around the person’s face you looking for.
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I ended up with “enough brainplace” to wrap my head arund enough stuff to function as a shader programmer/gamedev.
Once i got diagnosed it turned out that not producing enough serotonin was not the only problem but because of not enough serotonin i was more receptive to psychosis and ended up getting it.
Medication and monthly trips to a psychiatrist and control ended up helping way more than i imagined.
This was 2-3 years ago.
Looking back it’s like me vs ME++
I have to take meds every morning but other than that i can live a full life with everything. -
tldr:medication is really advanced theese days, you can push your limits, the brain is awesome.
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If you feel like something’s holding you back in your head ask a professional neurologist/psychiatrist.
I have a brain-disfunction where my brain don’t produce enough serotonin (wich is for basically everything) and my potential social/cognitive functions was way less compared to other people.
I could function with it for 20 years, learned to code, learned PGPU compute, shader programming and a lot of math heavy stuff (no idea how xd)
It felt like every time i worked on something cognitively there was a really thick fog in the back of my brain and half of the stuff i needed was there but i just could’t reach it.
With a lot of cognitive excersise, working on hard problems because i can’t do it till my head hurt, each time the fog became a little bit less over the years. -
Don’t stress to much about this, everyone uses their brain/thinks a little differently.
A DNA test alone is not comprehensive enough to call someone dumb.
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I prefer code. Code makes sense.
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This is Gold!!😂
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@SortOfTested That buildup in the begining is insane! I got the opposite feeling, that they kind of took it too far at the end of s1
I agree that is not for everyone tho.
But for me as an art school dropout it’s worth a watch just for the brilliant cinematography alone. -
@Waqas I know i just need to find some free time when i can watch it all in one go 😀
How is it? (No spoilers) -
Loved the first 2 season, looking forward to this! 😀
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Digitalocean is awesome!
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ALLFATHER!
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@kamen i suppose i could but sometimes it’s too complex and not worth it when it works just fine in java.
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Come to the EU! We have gigabit fiber for 10$ a month, a lot of our electricity is green and reliable (220-230v), and we have great beers!
btw if thoose spikes can destroy a 3000VA psu thoose are HUGE FUCKING SPIKES. As an ex-electrican student my guess is that it’s a way bigger problem than just voltage. You might want to hire a dedicated electrican for the company. -
Docking in NaN minutes
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Hell yeah!
Tesla stocks go brrrr... -
Have you tried udp or websockets? I love tcp i do most of my networking stuff with it but it’s not always the best for everything (even if it kind of works).
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Ugh, 3rd one looks ugly.
I use var for everything created runtime except for more complicated datatypes (like lists of x, multidimensional arrays, dictionaries etc..)
Dictionary<byte, struct> xy = new Dictionary<byte, struct>();
Just feeels right instead of
var xy = new Dictionary<byte, struct>();
The second one gives me hardcore javascript like vietnam flashbacks -
lol. Set the company on fire before you leave 😀 Just in case
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@igorsantos07 Corporate cut our team’s working hours from 8 to 6.
Plus i don’t have to travel an hour every morning so i get to have a little more free time 😀 -
Sorry, i see myself out 😀
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@molaram haha, good one 😀 iphone 15 pro xs 2023
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@heyheni wow, thanks 😀 i didn’even heard about this, i love weird camera tech!
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It turns out it also has a hidden wifi setting, you can connect to wifi networks(even to 5ghz, remember this is a piece of hardware from 2014) it also supposed to have a function where you can upload your photos to facebook/stuff directly from the camera. I also found a development version software/camera app in the installed app’s list codenamed comet that’s half finished and has some really cool features
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#ifdef prod/dev?