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Quebec City, Quebec, Canada
Joined May 2012
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Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
C itself is very unconstrained, and depending on your codebase primitives, it can be extraordinarily janky and difficult, or very clean and easy. Some C codebases are nightmarish (race condition / thread / allocation lifetime hell), and others feel like (more verbose) high-level scripting, but you just need the right architecture.
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
that's a very common, and unfortunate, trait of high IQ people
when you're smart, you can immediately see problems with ideas, and pointing them out can feel validating
but the real alpha is seeing the problems and immediately jumping into imagining solutions
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
"Presque tous les hommes meurent de leurs remèdes, et non pas de leurs maladies."
~Molière
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
Checking out @SebAaltonen's PETAFAB: Bot Invasion, a hectic game where you must survive hordes of robots. First game with Seb's NoGraphicsAPI and SDF / Voxel / Ray Marching / Fluid Sim engine. Cool stuff if 99% of your gaming diet is AAA games with traditional engines. 🧵
RT @SebAaltonen: PETAFAB just released on Steam at $9.99:
store.steampowered.com/app/5…
Let's see if you can beat my high scores :D
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
I remade my website:
sebastianaaltonen.com
Includes full publication list with links to slides/talks, github projects and my blog.
SquareSpace is gone. It’s a custom static page generator now. Faster and better.
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
Two thoughts from Jonathan Kozol
"Children sometimes understand things that most grown-ups do not see."
"Pick battles big enough to matter, small enough to win."
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
This amazing! I wish group theorist (and creator of the finite automata 'game of life'), John Conway were still here to see this: cfsg.axiommath.ai/. 43M lines of Lean proof.
Jeremie Pelletier retweeted
Happy International Artists Day to all the incredible creators out there !!
I think art can be found in so many things we don't always think of as art. It could be the way you arrange flowers, how you cook a meal, or even the way you make a joke and post it
No matter what you create from the heart, I believe it's worth sharing. Whether it's with your friend or for the world.. you never know where it might end up. Like this song for example - this is Canon in D by Pachelbel, and it was written in the 1600s.. and here I am in the 2020s playing it in my own style :) It's lived on for centuries ! You never know how far something you create might travel <3
