
Creative technologist at @phoriatech, making stuff, gardening and having a think.
Naarm. Melbourne, Australia
Joined October 2012
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Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
Loved Big Walk so much that as a memento of 100%ing it I 3D printed all our friend's in-game characters to give them which was a fun surprise. The light ball even lights up with a coin battery!
(you should grab a group of friends and play it)
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
with Blender 5.3 gaussian splat support, we are one step closer to realizing an insane one-of-a-kind world model workflow
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
Replying to @Blender
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
[Watching AI video of two squirrels cuddling during a thunderstorm.] They are safe there, nothing can harm them as long as they have each other. [My phone dies and for the first time in my life I am confronted by my own reflection, I try to swipe away]
One thing that still amazes me about Meta VR Glasses is how much technology we’ve managed to fit into such a small form factor, with the rest packed into a sleek, compact, beautifully designed puck.
Around 100 grams 🤯, and an entire VR/MR experience right in front of your eyes!
Once you start running your own apps & games on them, you’ll be blown away by how light and powerful they are!
I honestly believe this is a huge step forward for VR/MR! 🕶️🚀
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
you think you know all your personality flaws but then life keeps throwing unique scenarios at you that uncover new ones
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
An underrated insight from cybernetics is that you can build something precise out of imprecise parts. Individual components can be inaccurate if you have a negative feedback loop, because the output depends mostly on how accurately you measure it, not the quality of the parts.
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
If someone else can recalibrate your bots without your permission, they’re not your bots. Businesses need local agents on cloud infra, or on prem
Replying to @SpaceXSI
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
Replying to @unclebobmartin
Architecture. The set of significant design decisions that shape the form and function of a system.
What Bob calls “the high level gestalt of the system” is what I call its architecture.
And for a software-intensive system, architecture has always been far more important than any details of its implementation.
This is infinitely more beautiful than any fictional representation of plasma or any other random scifi cgi energy bullshit oh my fucking god it's so pretty
JUST IN🚨: Scientists have captured the first ever high-speed, full-color footage of fusion plasma swirling inside a working reactor.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This footage is not breaking news ("JUST IN"). The video was released in 2025 by Tokamak Energy, showing plasma inside their ST40 reactor.
youtu.be/0MW8nkIeCUI
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
capture a piece of your room, turn it into a 3d photo, then peel and stick it on your wall 🫳📸
built for quest 3 with webxr + iwsdk
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
(saying to group. of 7 girls) the lore surrounding the Addams family is actually quite a bit darker than you might think..and fairly Leftist
When people ask how SQLite creator D. Richard Hipp and his team maintain a C database running on billions of devices, the answer is in the testing.
In 2023, SQLite’s engine had about 156,000 lines of C.
Its test suite contained over 92 million lines of code and scripts.
That’s roughly 590 lines of tests for every line of production code.
Before releases, SQLite deliberately simulates power loss, disk I/O errors, and malloc() failures. A separate harness achieves 100% branch coverage of the core in its tested configuration.
They don’t build reliable software by assuming everything will work.
They build it by systematically testing what happens when things go wrong.
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
when i was a boy granddad showed me a old pistol.he said grandson this gun ima use to kill aliens. i say granddad aint no aliens. he said i dont know. week later i woke up and he pointing it at me. pa put him in a home. now im grown and green goo comin out my face and i dont know
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
This is an amazing prompt that helps find a ton of bugs for me.
“Find the app’s explicit and implicit state machines and document their states, invariants, and transition tables in one file. Identify invalid states or transitions the code can actually reach, with evidence, including through retries and concurrency. Prioritize confirmed bugs by impact, group related fixes into issues, then fix them with regression tests and keep the document updated.”
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
go get lost in it, ok?
my website is not done, but most of my visual work going back 7 years is on it now. digital & analog collage & photography + some other stuff. policefala.net
a lot on there is for sale $$$ hmu if u want something. comms open too.
maybe u will understand me now.
Samuel Tate Goudie retweeted
Osprey is heating up
Come and join the Discord server to chat about the language and building programming languages in general
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