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>> I personally never imagined that my early work on Direct3D, would, within a couple decades,
>> contribute to the evolution of a new kind of ubiquitous processor that enabled
>> the kind of incredibly realistic and general modeling of light and physics that
>> I had learned in the 1980′s but never believed
>> I would see computers powerful enough to model in real-time during my active career.
I concur.
I'm much older than Alex St John.
Coding for 3D has never ever been as fun as it is now...
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>> I personally never imagined that my early work on Direct3D, would, within a couple decades,
>> contribute to the evolution of a new kind of ubiquitous processor that enabled
>> the kind of incredibly realistic and general modeling of light and physics that
>> I had learned in the 1980′s but never believed
>> I would see computers powerful enough to model in real-time during my active career.
I concur.
I'm much older than Alex St John.
Coding for 3D has never ever been as fun as it is now...