I built the ray tracing examples on FreeBSD!
	Turns out you don't need to download the SDK at all
		Probably don't have to on more recent Linux either
	A bunch of library references were missing
	clang didn't like something about unordered_map
		Never did figure that one out
	g++ segfaulted
		Weird...
	clang doesn't include /usr/local/lib by default
		Weird...
	Anyway, they built
		nikabrik only has a 970 right now, so I can't run them

In the future, I think I'm going to move away from nvpro
	It's a pain to build
	When raytracing, I don't really want to support rasterization
	nvvk has built-in assumptions about command buffers
		I think it's possible to do better with less code
	glm is less convoluted than nvmath
		nvmath uses excess templating, IMO
	Haven't decided what exactly I'll set up for structure viewing
		Kinda running out of time this semester
		Can't seem to make myself dive into ImageJ, but I will

The any hit example:
	It's derived from an antialiasing example
		Makes it somewhat more complicated...
		Could probably remove that part
	So let's start changing things!
		Level of transparency
		Size of the bubble
	
If we have time:  Could something be partly reflective?
	Like glass?
	Let's find out!