With what's happening in the world, warplanes use fossil fuels, so yes.
Not a fun news headline
Naz
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Yep, Pan Am felt pretty real. It was also the first ending I got in CP2077.
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Stealing a hovertank, blasting through Arasaka and saying "Fuck you" to Night City.
It's theory of mind and consciousness level stuff. I don't really know; I read about it ages ago and that was the conclusion, it was "pod behavior" and not vengeance or something higher-level.
Basically, the bar for a behavior/explanation has to be very high in science.
A simple tailor whose shop occasionally suffers from explosions
Ah yeah.
Motion smoothing isn't what it says.
It's actually frame interpolation, an ancestor of frame generation. When VR first came out many graphics cards didn't have the raw firepower to render 144 FPS for the 144 Hz Valve Index or anything even approaching that, so the solution was frame interpolation.
You take 60 frames of motion and you intersperse them with blur frames, creating a perceptual 120.
Obviously a video game like Morrowind is going to be running at 300+ FPS even in VR, and so people like you will notice the shimmering or watery effect.
You have been spoiled by high performance and high framerates, and now your eyeballs crave the purity of actually drawn frames 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Orcas began attacking [all] yachts as if they were sentient because their friends got struck by propellers.
Scientists said that orcas are not conscious enough to connect the two things, and that it's just an example of "pod play".
Obviously, anyone with half a brain can tell you animals can feel things and hold a grudge, but it's not scientifically rigorous
Which additional processing did you disable?
Motion Smoothing?
Advanced Supersampling?
A friend on TG said that you can get it working in VR with OpenMW. I endeavor to see Balmora with my own eyes.
Microwave now with AI
I work in actual ML research and even I think it's stupid
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TIL: I'm just like Hertz
Nothing, I guess