Come to my sub.

I post stuff I like.

Paradoxically, poor people tend to clutter because of a scarcity mindset. Source, I can’t see my floor.

Someone please, make this idiot STFU.

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Remember it was an ancap movie.

If you taxes the rich they will leave and stop investing. That’s how countries become poor. You plebeians needs the riches because they are smarter than you and creates wealth.

its neoliberalism for ya!

No idea. They could. I think its just because of the volume of drawings to do. Some engineers do all their draft. But in some big project. I think it cost less to have have drafters or you will have your engineers spend x3 time drafting than doing engineering job.

Do you think CAD drafter(ie not engineers, not architects) are useless nowadays ? I ask that as a draftman. I feel my role is redundant. The engineer sketch something, send this to me, I put it in revit or autocad, then print on pdf I send back to the professional.

I play cyberpunk 2077 at 130 fps on overdrive at 1440p and its awesome and smooth with a RTX 4070. I play on a hisense 55" tv at 11 feet on my sofa and I don’t notice any artifacts. Its just way better than classic SSAO and other global illumination “hacks” that raster uses.

AFAIK we already develop games with maximum quality assets and scale down to meet average gaming machine. Most textures used are at least 16K with billions of polygons in a single character. The upscaling tech is used on the gamer machine not on the developer machine.

The game engine already dynamically optimize mesh and textures by scaling down resolution and loading low mesh count assets. But that is still not enough scale down for most gamer machines.

Frame generation is not a problem in the gamer side. Its all perception.

Femur breaker.

more free market will solve this.

Dalvik boot and nuke.

Install all your steam library to full your SSD. Should do the job. Empty the disk, rinse and repeat a few times.

As a CAD industrial drafter, I approve.

thank

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You forgot to cut the monthly airplane travel.