Top-Notch QA | Bug Terminator!237 visits · Welcome to my digital 3D Resume Hub, a space where technology, creativity, and quality come together. I am Jasmine Nguyen, not just a QA professional but a passionate bug finder and bug terminator who thrives on precision, innovation, and excellence. The 3D Bug Terminator AIs you’ll see here are my own creations, each representing the power of intelligent quality and innovation in motion. I have a deep passion for learning new cutting-edge technology and believe in never stopping the journey of growth and discovery. I created this space myself, which includes my resume for your review and consideration. Thanks for visiting my digital space!
Carla Knopp232 visits · Around 2014 Carla Knopp transitioned from traditional painting into virtual world building, using game environments to build immersive environments. Newer processes such as Gaussian splatting lend a fluidity to building these worlds, similar to painting in process and aesthetics. These Hub suites demonstrate 3 approaches for using splats in art-making. Presented at Immersive X 2025, Session: "Creating Artworks With Gaussian Splats", Nadia Bey, Carla Knopp, Lisa Egger
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Benoit J. Caron225 visits · Ceci est le lieu d'échange autour du Cycle de Maugis, Le Livre de l'Ordre et du Chaos et les autres ouvrages de Benoit J. CARON
Lisa223 visits · Join the Metaverse Education Summit 🎓 May 7, 2024 from 5pm to 9pm IRL and 2pm to 9pm online Where: IRL at Lycée Français de New York 505 East 75th Street New York, NY 10021 & Online ➡ ➡ ➡ Arrival.Space Booth #8 @ https://framevr.io/educon#arrivalspace
juananone221 visits · YTL Hotels It is a luxury hospitality group owning over 30 award-winning resorts, hotels, and spas across Malaysia, Thailand, Japan, Australia, and Europe. Part of YTL Corporation, they are renowned for unique properties that blend culture, nature, and luxury, including Pangkor Laut Resort, The Majestic Hotel Kuala Lumpur, and The Gainsborough Bath Spa.
Archaic Knowledge218 visits · The Mounds of Șona Rising silently from the rolling meadows near the village of Șona, just a few kilometers from Făgăraș in Brașov County, these enigmatic earthen mounds are one of Romania's most mysterious and overlooked landmarks. Known locally as guruiețí, the mounds number seven to eight in total, arranged in two nearly parallel rows, ordered by size, and reaching heights of up to 30 meters — an impressive sight against the sweeping backdrop of the Făgăraș Mountains. Their origin remains a puzzle even for specialists. Archaeological findings on the site include ceramic fragments dating to the Late Bronze Age and the Hallstatt period, leading historians to suggest they may be the burial tombs of Celtic or Scythian chieftains who passed through Transylvania long before the Dacians. According to this theory, additional mounds were created deliberately to confuse would-be grave robbers — a practice found across Scandinavia and Central Europe. Yet science competes here with legend. Locals say the land was once ruled by a princess named Șona, whose kingdom was attacked by giants descending from the Făgăraș Mountains. Crossing the Olt River, the giants shook the mud from their feet — and so the mounds were born. Whether ancient tombs, sacred markers, or the footprints of giants, the Mounds of Șona offer a rare and contemplative experience: wide open skies, the quiet of the Olt valley, and a deep sense of standing somewhere time has not quite let go.
