What's special about this build in particular?
bruce965
joined 3 years ago
Apologies, but why would one prefer the fork over the original? Aren't they both FOSS anyways?
You will have to "await" the next frame after disabling the buttons, then take the screenshot and re-enable the buttons.
Otherwise you might be able to get the same effect by putting the buttons on a separate layer and excluding it from the screenshot (not sure if it's actually possible this way, but I strongly suppose so).
There is a node that keeps cameras synchronized, I can't recall the name right now, but it's something like "RemotePosition3D".
As for the lights, it's a matter of configuring the layers correctly and disabling "own world" on the viewport.
You could also render in a viewpoint, and then apply that viewpoint to a full screen quad. It might have performance penalties, though; I've never profiled viewports.
I suppose in a well configured Docker or Kubernetes environment this doesn't matter that much. Also, in Kubernetes, "secrets" can be passed as read-only files.
I see your point. Yes, it feels a bit wasteful that the data is just junk and not something actually useful. But they are building a L1 crypto, which means smart contracts. AFAIK there are no proof-of-storage cryptos that support smart contracts yet.
As far as I understand, the GPU is required to deter setting up huge data centers with terabytes of data dedicated to Spacemesh, this network is optimised for small miners. And also they wanted to make sure that it's cheaper to store the data than to regenerate it every time. In any case the GPU is only needed once, to generate the data the first time.
Differently from the other proof-of-storage, in Spacemesh the disk is idle 96% of the time, it's only spin up once every two weeks. Less energy wasted.
It's a different model, quite fascinating in my humble opinion ๐
Which spelling mistake? ๐ In my article or on the official page?
That's interesting. I wanted to try it not long ago, and downloaded a random build which didn't complete installation unfortunately. I'm not a good at searching I guess ๐ How did you distinguish it from the others?
EDIT: found it here.