Well, of course it's a good hobby. Does it work for you? I don't know.
I've been building random stuff for years. It has never amounted to a finished project, but I still keep doing it just because it's fun to make things do things on screen. I didn't start out as the sharpest tool either, but I've been getting better.
If you really enjoy it, I think you'll just keep coming back.
I tried something like this earlier this year, before I had even heard of Inzoi. I think there's definitely room for an open source sims. My attempt wasn't that serious and didn't go anywhere, but I'd love to see someone do that.
Well, of course it's a good hobby. Does it work for you? I don't know.
I've been building random stuff for years. It has never amounted to a finished project, but I still keep doing it just because it's fun to make things do things on screen. I didn't start out as the sharpest tool either, but I've been getting better.
If you really enjoy it, I think you'll just keep coming back.
That sounds a little extreme
Good for them, but having claimed "accessibility patents" in the first place sounds pretty bad.
Scrotal vomit is no joke
If that's their selling point, I guess I don't need to check them out
God Ot
Or C++ like the engine itself!
Oh, it was "scream" vomiting. I expected it to somehow be another word.
"Return to Intel" here means Intel fabbing ARM chips.
I tried something like this earlier this year, before I had even heard of Inzoi. I think there's definitely room for an open source sims. My attempt wasn't that serious and didn't go anywhere, but I'd love to see someone do that.
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