Audhd Hobbit 🧙🏾♂️ I chose the path of perpetual Segmentation fault (core dumped). self taught 3D artist, CS2 pixel painter. Embedded SWE 🇮🇪 in 🇫🇮
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Joined January 2011
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New sticker for @CounterStrike , "spread your wings", this ones's for all the butterfly knife enjoyers. The sticker has 2 stages of wear level, giving you more crafting options.
links below 👇
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Made these two for the october drawing challenge with the theme "Female form".
They are from the references Grafit studio provided for free for this challenge.
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"What if Aperture Science made a @CounterStrike gun?"
.. Is exactly what we asked ourselves when making this SG inspired by Portal ❤️
It uses a wear technique that lets us add more detail to high float versions, so naturally we filled the BS version with references to the game. 🐀 #Ratman
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NEW: Why did EA shut down BioWare? Twitter thinks the studio failed because it was too woke. BlueSky thinks Saudi Arabia killed the studio for being too gay.
The real reason? Star Wars bloomberg.com/news/newslette…
R.I.P Bullock
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Johns Hopkins Alzheimer’s Disease Research Center Fund
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Alzheimer’s Foundation of America Caregiver Resources
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Photo Credit: Tommy Garcia
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25 Beautiful Mathematical Documentaries to Make Students Love Math 📽️
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Babe, another "Hi Sandy, Are you well?" has hit the timeline.
Hi Sandy. Are you well? This is wrong. On January 1, 1993, we sent a press release saying that multiplayer would be in DOOM, a full 8 months before you joined the company. We knew deathmatch would be huge. In that press release, in January 1993, we said multiplayer would be "the number one cause of decreased productivity in businesses around the world." We were sure of it, and we needed no convincing. I understand you are proud of your work on DOOM, and you should be, but please also respect the accuracy of your statements, particularly around game history. My concern is that these false statements are designed to trigger replies (like this one), reposts, and outrage discussion, all with the view of increasing your followers and subscriptions, particularly since this false deathmatch story (among others) is so easily disproved. I’ve even welcomed you to reach out to me ahead of time. You seem to appreciate game history as much as I do. Could you not also make yours accurate?
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After 1.5 years of pouring my heart into my very first game, I'm so excited to finally announce that...
Drawquarium is coming to Steam on November 13! 🥹
Draw your own fish, bring them to life, and create your little underwater world, even as a live wallpaper!
Like+RT = ♥️
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Tim Sweeney getting upset at Steam's AI disclosure is an endless stream of funny content.
He claims it's bad for developers, but what he actually means is it's bad for Epic Games. Because Epic are literally building UE6 around generative AI, which they say will play a "central role"
If generative AI is good, and developers are proud to use it, there shouldn't be an issue disclosing it. But the problem is gamers don't agree, and some actively avoid games using AI. This in turn will mean avoiding UE6 games using their fancy gen AI integrations, which hurts Epic's business model.
It's another one of those things where companies are not on the same page as gamers. Gamers want engine developers to solve problems they are having (eg poor performance, traversal stutter, visual artefacts). They don't want those problems to remain unsolved while Epic makes it easier to fill storefronts with low quality AI-made games.
Transparency is always good for consumers and shouldn't be sacrificed. Ever. Why hide the use of a feature if you think the feature is good?
If it's a "hate mob" issue, maybe time to reassess the messaging. Prove that AI use is good, instead of hiding it. Because if it's actually good, it should be easy to explain and show why. The work speaks for itself with these things.
If Epic are ever wondering why gamers love Steam and avoided the Epic Games Store for so long, it's because Valve continue to deliver what gamers want. Being hostile to gamers doesn't work.
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My most recent works for the @CounterStrike 2 Workshop - 3 out of those 4 are for the Fairytale theme!
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A look under the hood of Blick. @falk_moritz shares how our UI renderer works and some of the decisions that shaped it. blickeditor.com/blog/caching…
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I enjoy coding, I enjoy game design, I enjoy modeling, I enjoy putting it all together and see it come to life. I might be slow, and I might not be the best dev in existence, but I enjoy it. And I want to learn and improve.
If I fall behind, so be it. This is not a race.
