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Thirty years ago, I used the holidays to rewrite our in-house 3d tool from scratch, based on specs and design I worked on for a year. On January 2nd 1994, the first version of Blender was running!
I'm incredible proud, humbled and impressed of where it went. Happy 30th birthday :) #b3d

Today Blender turns 30! 🎂 Happy birthday and thanks to everyone for being part of this amazing community!

Here’s to the next 30 years! #b3d

youtube.com/watch?v=3fdTIV85l9

woke up at 2 p.m., watching a guy eat sardines on youtube, we truly are in the taint of the year

When you change 10 lines of code and add 30 explanation screenshots in PR description (still #blender VSE shenanigans) projects.blender.org/blender/b

Are there any good talks or articles on game server protocol design that focus on (or at least mention) security / anti-cheat stuff?

@kolya i had an untracked project that i made a new git repo in, added all, then realized i added a bunch of stuff i didnt need, reset it, but added --hard instinctively because i tend to do that in existing projects a lot and it erased everything as all files were untracked

note to self: dont 'git reset --hard' a newly created git repo :(

Just for fun did some tests with beautiful cloud from
@bunnylever
in my path tracer. I'm currently working on improvements, but in such cases my renderer is still slow

@renaudbedard Poem of Ecstasy is another great one by him though it's a (short) symphony

@dosnostalgic it's amazing just how bad every single adaptation of it has been. might as well let Baz take a crack at it :)

i taught a course called "Programming with data for artists and designers" this semester at NYU. schedule, notes, readings and example code available online here: progdat.decontextualize.com/sc the course introduces Python and Pandas from the ground up, as a means for undertaking basic exploratory data analysis

yeah the saxophone was invented by a guy named Adolph Sax. sure buddy

ripcorp.biz/episodes/2500-and- new RIP Corp and it is a doozy of an episode!! Tantalum, labor strikes, colonialism, war, a million things. I am nervous about it because there's so much packed in here and also it's based on some of my master's thesis research so it feels kind of precious to me.

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