LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

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- There are 6 kinds of shaders
- Every graphic pipeline has their own shader language
- Every game engine also has their own implementation of the language and implements their own built in functions and variables
- Every GPU supports a specific API and supports specific features
- There is little to no information on the internet about it. Just googling about what a "texel" is yields barely any significant results. And this is just a basic thing.
- And the little information there is, is specific to a certain API or game engine, and jumps into complex code and math without proper explanation on how things work.
- "What the fuck am I coding? Is this a pixel shader? A primitive shader? A mesh shader?..."

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Here's my favorite Benji video:
BEN SHARPIO VS %2FPOL%2FACKS.mp4

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I intentionally play as the Axis whenever possible. Yes, Extra Credit, I chose this and I am going to turn your family into complementary soap bars at a mediocre chain hotel because they are Jewish.

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@LukeAlmighty @Moon @xerz @lain @hakui
the term "genome" or "gene" does not always have to mean genomic DNA.

RNA viruses genetic material is also referred to as a genome, even though they contain no DNA

traditionally, the central dogma for animal cells at least is DNA -> RNA -> Protein and the DNA contains the genes. but yes RNA viruses do have functional genes as well.

really for every rule in nature there seems to be an exception.

"Heh, you worship a Jewish zombie!"

"Based. Much better than worshipping every nigger who commits a crime."

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@Moon @shmibs @lain @xerz Allegedly, current ones only "work" for 6 months. And with the way the vaccine passport shit's going that's 16 billion vaccines a year at about $30 each. So that's literally half a trillion A YEAR between moderna/phizer/etc. This is assuming only the corona vaccine is used, not aids or whatever else being cooked up. This is big pharma's biggest money making scheme since the monopoly on epi pens

@Moon @hakui @lain @xerz
even though it's not supposed to recombine into the dna, it's still possible. and as far as being a gene therapy- even though it's not supposed to be recombined into the dna, it still produces RNA which is functionally the same end point

mRNA is a complement molecule of DNA- dna by itself isn't generally functional other than as a template to produce RNA and proteins.

so idk you can argue about the semantics of what is a gene- but many viruses contain only RNA. RNA is widely viewed to be a precursor to DNA in evolution.

@icedquinn @Moon @hakui @lain @xerz i can't really argue the basic premise of vaccines makes sense(even if it's an awful lot like homeopathy)

the devil is in the details though. it's a fine line between an infectious pathogen and something your immune system can't recognize.

and yea, the adjuvants are one of my main concerns.

with mRNA nanotech- the possiblity for an unexpected recombination event is way more than i'm willing to risk

not to mention i believe it will cause long term auto-immune disease due to human proteins similar similar to the spike protein of covid that is the antigen (such as ace2)