Trump vuole diventare azionista anche delle società di computing quantistico
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Trump vuole diventare azionista anche delle società di computing quantistico
L'articolo proviene da #StartMag e viene ricondiviso sulla comunità Lemmy @informatica
Prosegue il "capitalismo politico" di Trump: dopo Intel e le compagnie minerarie, il governo degli Stati Uniti potrebbe diventare azionista anche delle società di computing quantistico. Washington vuole -
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@starsider I'm open to trying simple diagnostic suggestions later if there's anything else that comes to mind to check. That said, I've had other problems with Blender's color management in the past (the one I remember filing a bug for was the colors being quantized), and working straight in linear RGB is not exactly something I'd expect a PBR renderer to have as a well tested use case, which is why I have my expectations tempered.
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@starsider It is entirely possible that I screwed up something in the math between the two implementations, and Blender was not at fault. Blender tends to play rather fast and loose with color and I don't particularly want to dig through the color management stacks of two separate art programs at the moment, when simply relying on only one as the source of truth is fine.
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@nickthewright PageMaker?
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@starsider I appreciate the offer, but I don't think dissecting the file that shows the problem is a good use of your time or mine.
Here are two screenshots showing the settings you mentioned. The triangle is highly tessellated and interpolated in a different color space. The same math in another program shows different results, and as best I can tell, there should not be nearly this much green in the final image.
