Erik Haliewicz

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Erik Haliewicz

Erik Haliewicz

@ErikHaliewicz

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Beigetreten Mayıs 2009
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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
@NickADobos @webprofusion @LukasHozda "Not everyone has access to a computer that can write modern software" This is an issue yes, the others aren't. I didn't get a degree or have people to review my code. I just grinded for tens of thousands of hours, reading and writing as much code as possible.
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Nick Dobos
Nick Dobos@NickADobos·
Yes most people are gatekeep from the Olympics… wtf u talking about Why do you think USA & China win most medals? Access to training, nutrition & prerequisite competitions Not everyone has access to a computer that can write modern software, the opportunity to get a CS degree, or get an internship or junior position at a tech company where senior engineers review their code
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Lukáš Hozda
Lukáš Hozda@LukasHozda·
Ah yes, we developers, who built the software for you, and are famously known with being very open with our knowledge and sharing materials, books, advice and even OSS software, gatekept software.
Rohan Paul@rohanpaul_ai

Software used to be gated by roughly 20 million professional developers up until last year. Good ideas still needed engineers, co-founders, time, and months of app work. Now, anyone can build. ~ Wabi CEO Eugenia Kuyda

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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
@NickADobos @webprofusion @LukasHozda Requiring a large time investment does not equate to gate keeping. Are you gatekept from competing in the Olympics? And there have been programming tools designed to be as easy to use for decades, you simply lacked the drive that the people who actually learned it had.
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Nick Dobos
Nick Dobos@NickADobos·
@webprofusion @LukasHozda So you had to help someone overcome the complexity and skill hurdle? That kinda proves my point. Even if the intention is to be open, the tools were not built to be accessible to the masses.
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Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
@CreatorStackAI_ @LukasHozda "Access to creation was not" What the fuck does that even mean? Just an excuse for people who didn't want to put the time in.
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shrasti | AI & Writing@CreatorStackAI_·
Feels like people mix up two different things here Devs have always shared a lot but building software still had a high barrier Both can be true at the same time Access to knowledge was open access to creation was not That is the part changing now Curious which side people actually experienced more
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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
@0x44_ @hasen_95dx Supersampling is nothing new, it's how they tackled aliasing in those old raytracers in the 80s..
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0x44@0x44_·
@hasen_95dx It's mostly because of how wasteful modern techniques have gotten (e.g. super sampling), and entire generations of devs who only understand graphics from the top level (e.g. Unreal engine) down, not realizing you can do path tracing on PCs from the 80s.
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Sherief, FYI
Sherief, FYI@SheriefFYI·
@nicbarkeragain closest I've encountered personally was this one GPU I had at work that would produce a distinctive whine depending on whether ALU or memory bound shaders were running. I am dead serious.
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Nic Barker
Nic Barker@nicbarkeragain·
I've read some wild things about early computing, but I just learned that the EDSAC computer (1949) apparently had: "A loudspeaker connected to the accumulator's sign bit; experienced users knew healthy and unhealthy sounds of programs, particularly programs "hung" in a loop."
Nic Barker tweet media
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Dario Fleshlight💊@DarioFleshlight·
unbelievable. and the worst part is this guy lacks the self awareness to keep this sort of thing to himself.
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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
@DarioFleshlight @supahvee1234 You're talking about something he realized over 20 years ago. He's been doing graphics professionally for around that amount of time.
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Dario Fleshlight💊@DarioFleshlight·
@supahvee1234 bro doesn't understand an integral is sum of infinite slices of an area under the curve and he was a "principal engineer"? and you defend that? you're all pathetic
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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
I was just thinking about how after 20 years I still remember the shadow of the colossus soundtrack perfectly but I barely remember the breath of the wild soundtrack
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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
@ElsenNerd @greatestbkfacts okay but you also dont know that there's anything else unless you read or watched outside sources... so it's kinda your fault :)
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ElsenNerd@ElsenNerd·
@greatestbkfacts i think noita and satisfactory are the worst ones in this group in noita you dont have a fucking clue where anything is unless you happen upon a wand that gives you enough mobility that you can zoom around the map and explore
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ono hiroshi
ono hiroshi@hiroshimilano·
これもいつも書くけれど、日本以外の国では全く役に立たないマイナー言語の日本語を習得してくれて働いてるコンビニの外国人労働者はみんな超優秀ですよ。同じことを外国で出来る日本人は10人に1人もいないことは容易に想像できるはず。
ネットで話題のツイ図鑑@buzz_wadai_

これ冷静に考えたら確かにコンビニの外国人店員の能力えぐすぎるな。

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MugenLord
MugenLord@MugenLord·
Bro, as someone who was gaming in the 90's, I had no idea that Crash Bandicoot was nearly impossible to run on the PS1. The developers found a way to get around the PS1 limitations, and the way they did it was sick! This is what optimization looks like, and somehow, most modern game developers can't seem to pull it off. youtube.com/shorts/LvQ2hYk…
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Doug McNabb
Doug McNabb@mcnabbd·
@pikuma should see how I abused the PS2 to render the water in Splashdown. i was using the GS to build DMA packets to drive the GS!
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pikuma.com@pikuma·
Yes. But to be fair, almost every non-trivial game was nearly impossible to run on the PS1.
MugenLord@MugenLord

Bro, as someone who was gaming in the 90's, I had no idea that Crash Bandicoot was nearly impossible to run on the PS1. The developers found a way to get around the PS1 limitations, and the way they did it was sick! This is what optimization looks like, and somehow, most modern game developers can't seem to pull it off. youtube.com/shorts/LvQ2hYk…

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Yeti Cool, Brother
Yeti Cool, Brother@YetiCoolBroth3r·
@St1ka This is like saying thr Wright Brothers didn't invent airplanes because people had previously thought of flying/gliding methods
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End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸
End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸@end3of6days9·
This guy juices fresh pomegranates for the first time and realizes he just squeezed out roughly $15 worth of vibrant, seed-free juice… for basically the same price as a $17 bottle at the store. Takes his first sip, goes “Oh my goodness”… Then yeets his glasses across the room in pure disbelief 😭 I'm thinking I need to buy one of these citrus juicers, how about you?
End3of6Days9 (Helen) 🇺🇸@end3of6days9

This girl sees Tropicana on sale for $4.99 and thinks “I can beat that.” She grabs two bags of oranges for $4.98, pulls out the manual juicer, and starts sweet-talking the fruit like “please don’t let me down” 😂 Ends up with almost the exact same amount of juice… but way better taste. I’m sure fresh-squeezed OJ tastes better, but would you really go through all that trouble just to save a penny? 😭

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Wrestling Organization Online💪
Wrestling Organization Online💪@WrestOrgOnline·
@end3of6days9 @grok how many times would you have to juice the fruit to make it so you're not net negative after accounting for the fruit cost and juicer cost instead of just buying bottles of juice?
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mzra
mzra@rhodes_mzra·
@O1edq3zP2x15282 @hiroshimilano From an American, dont underestimate the capacity for africans to learn a language. It is an area they have repeatedly demonstrated high aptitude for
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Erik Haliewicz
Erik Haliewicz@ErikHaliewicz·
ported the 6dof raycast renderer back to my C engine still needs a lot of work (doesn't handle slopes/doors/etc), but it's getting close! #gamedev #raycasting
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PC Gamer@pcgamer·
Valve veteran slams Tim Sweeney and Epic Games for laying off 1000 people while making 'as much money as possible… and hey Tim, Gabe's better at that than you' pcgamer.com/gaming-industr…
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