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@robcgiani Thanks a lot!

A lot of people made this! Credits here: Created by AKQA PARIS Creative Director: Mads Rasmussen Creatives: Emma Back, Clara Lie Producer : Laura Fitoussi Senior Producer : Amandine Winter Senior Account Director : Olivier Jouin Produced by OCURENS CONTENT Director & Photographer: Nathan Almeras Director of Photography: Fabio Caldironi Executive Producer: Germain Robin Line Producers: Myriam El Mounsif & Jennifer Faubert Production Coordinator: Orda Mesrouk Intern : Hugo Ramin Location Manager: Julien Guimon 1st Assistant Operator: Jonas Gayraud 2nd Assistant Operators: Tau Barut, Telma Perruchon Digital Operator: Henri Courant Assistant Photographer: Alexis Parrenin Gaffer: Pierre-François Ducrocq Sparks: Julie Journier & Louise Bernard Key Grip: Vathana Kang Sound Engineers: Hubert Ray-Grange & Anthony Lladosa Make-Up Artist: Anaïs Frezet Production Designer: Estelle El Mogharbel Props Master: Lucie Pedexes Hand Model: Dominika Pryjomska Post-Production by MONUMENTAL Post Producer: Chloé Pischedda Editor: Antonin Brones Color Grading Artist: Marine Surblé Music, sound design & mix: Anthony Lladosa Post Production Assistants: Yanjun Zhou & Simon Tristant VFX by SQUARE VFX Supervisors: Colin Journée & Mathieu Jussreandot VFX Production Manager: Camille Sermet Compositing: Romain Bedouet, Martin Goldwasser, Thomas Salmin, Adrien « Palmito » Renay & Romain Berthelot

The best factory work I’ve seen is a Prada commercial??

@0zmnds He would have loved ArtStation

Hieronymus Bosch

@sc_PowerforLife I'd love to see you design one!

マジでハイブリッド駆動のスーパーカーがほしい。 ほしい！！！！！！ ドアも上に開いてほしい。

@80Level Why the hell does a game engine need to comply with european regulations?? For what features?

Arjan Brussee, ex-technical director at Epic Games, claims he is working on a new "European" game engine with full AI integration. "Fully European-hosted, built by Europeans, and complies with European rules and guidelines": 80.lv/articles/epic-…

@IsThisA3DModel Real Luffy would go Gear 5 on data centers

no and this is the ugliest looking thing ive ever seen

@H_Y_per It's useful but it messe with the alpha of other materials, especially decals. It's better to render without it activated. I wish this worked better

Blenderのマテリアルは通常だとメッシュの表裏どちらの面もレンダリングされますが、背面を透かす方法（Backface Culling）を知っておくとどこかで役に立つかもしれません。

@engineeringolf Do you know about the visual design department? For the graphics and looks of the clubs, are there opportunities in that field?

An unexpected highlight lately: high school & college students reaching out, wondering how to become a golf engineer. How to turn your love of the game into a career: 1. What to study -Mechanical Engineering (CAD & FEA) → club design -Material Science & Chemistry → golf ball development, metallurgist -Manufacturing/Industrial Eng → production -Statistics & Data Analysis → research & testing -Aerospace/Fluid Dynamics → aerodynamics Side note: Don’t forget Agronomy. Turf and course tech is growing with robotics, sensors, and machinery. 2. Your own game -A low (or improving) handicap is a big advantage. Knowledge of the game will be obvious and boost the resume. -Scour the GolfWRX forums. Read MyGolfSpy. Know what trends are happening on Tour. Keep your finger on the equipment industry to separate yourself as a serious candidate. -YouTube can teach you a lot about equipment. My old Club School posts can teach you the fundamentals of club design. 3. Break in -I remember feeling intimidated, like the industry was locked down by a handful of wily vets. That’s mostly a myth. -There are entry-level roles and internships, especially as golf keeps growing. You are needed. Get in there. If you’re a student who loves golf, the path is real. Happy to assist where I can. 🫡

@RedrobinYum_ @spectraimsim But then you can unkowingly click on a video with a clickbait thumbnail, what I want is to never see that channel again

@spectraimsim Downloaded an add-on years ago to change all thumbnails to a random frame of the video, it's truly beautiful

I'm a simple woman; if I see an ai generated thumbnail, I tell youtube to never recommend that channel again

@fishman2910 I think it's because denoising often make the renders dull!

だいたいレンダリングよりプレビューの方が良かったりするよな、、あの現象なんだろ📷 #blender #3DCG #art

@Blobifie Imagine we get there and we find a previous probe

Sedna makes its closest approach at 76 AU in 2076, That gives us ~50 years to figure out how to land a probe on Sedna. Like could you imagine how cool it would be to say we humans landed something on the most distant body in the solar system??

@CarSighting 145km/h max??? What kind of car was that? A kei car?

286 examples sold in the UK. Of all of them, 40RA is the one history remembers. November 1993. A Lotus Carlton is stolen from a driveway in the West Midlands. The gang keeps the original plate, 40RA, and spends six weeks ram-raiding shops across the Midlands. £20,000 in cigarettes and alcohol. They hit a store 27 metres from a police station. PC David Oliver eventually told the press: “We simply haven’t been able to get near the thing, and it looks unlikely we ever will.” Their patrol cars topped out at 145km/h. The Carlton did 285.

@paleobyliam Don't they eat them in Iceland?

The list of megamouth shark specimens and sightings is well below 100. This is one of the largest sharks, or even marine animals, and we are just scratching the surface: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_m…

If you ever feel like humans have a solid grasp on animals, do some research on sharks & whales. You'd be amazed how little documentation there is. Some species have never even been photographed, or even seen, alive! pics are of some rarely-seen weirdos

@cfryant @Nio555 @higgsfield I mean he's really not the best 3D artist out there

@Nio555 @higgsfield And Andrew Price? Is he "lazy"?

The reason why you're getting such an extreme reaction from people when it comes to Andrew is because these people can't rely on the same tired narrative that "only untalented people use AI". Just doesn't work when you're talking about him. So they need to rationalize, attack his character in other ways. The reaction is equal to the amount of cognitive dissonance they're currently experiencing.

@andrewpprice You have to be blind to think that AI generated RX-8 is fine, comparing a bad 3D model to a bad AI model doesn't make it better nor useful

The idea that professional artists will be able to resist AI workflows forever - on someone else's dime - is quite frankly, foolish. Consider how likely you would be to hire a plumber at 10x the price because they refuse to use a snake camera? I still sketch for fun. I still model when I could download, for fun. But for work? I use whatever tool is best for the goals of the project, in the least time. It's always been this way. I get no pleasure from saying this. But refusing the more efficient tool rarely ends well for professionals. My first car model on the left from 2007. And a generated version on the right. For a hero asset, the left approach still wins. For a background asset, the right is perfectly fine. Use what works.

@PoopFromDaButt Hence why I feel like Tiger, I don't make divots lol

if i did this at my local course my forearm bones would go further down the fairway than the ball. hard ass dirt

@Legendhashiriya The front looks like a continuation of the S15, interesting

@CarSighting Non je parlais du post instagram!

Lmao It reached Instagram

@therealmcnair I really like that you're offering something straying away from polymers. Have you ever thought about grips? Holding plastic golf grips for hours cannot be good for health long term

Set out to shrink Big Polyester and make a proper mid weight cotton shirt with a collar built to last. We are off to a great start and will keep pushing. Along the way I wanted to fix a few other things too. Alligator belts that are not 9 inches wide and are actually priced fairly. Cashmere sweaters out of Italy that are built to last, can take a little abuse, and still look right on a golf course. Here is what is coming next with the same lens of quality and fair pricing. Coming soon: A cotton polo for heat. The Arnie. Lightweight, breathable, built the right way. Coming next run in multiple colors. The Washington short. Easy through the leg, not strangling your thighs, not overly long. Clean, functional, and comfortable. Multiple colors next run. Expanded American made belt lineup. Bison, ostrich, and select Italian leathers. Same philosophy, no nonsense, priced right. Alligator cash clip wallets that do not cost $500. In development and sampling: Pants that actually fit. Slightly higher rise, room in the thigh and leg, clean down low. Khakis and corduroys in development. American made. Some different types of knit polos, heavier but airy and breathable. Merino wool vests with two way zippers. Built for layering and real use. American made. Proper American made button downs. Oxfords and more. American made cotton cableknit sweaters. Italian made merino wool sweaters. Garment dyed cotton tees and long sleeves, American made. A real waxed canvas jacket. Lined, durable, and built to age the right way. American made. Let’s keep pushing what’s possible!