Pablo Miquel

La semana pasada empecé a stremear. Un poco empujado por mis amigos que siempre me han dicho que lo haría bien y me gustaría y por otro lado por experimentar el jugar de una manera diferente. También un poco por decir no a miedos internos. Tengo que decir que me está molando.

@levelsio @X Its not like i want to reply, cuz I'm mostly a lurker, but it does feel bad to know I can't 😅

I love @X's new feature to only allow "accounts you follow and who they follow" because it just cuts AI bot replies down to zero Problem is it doesn't always work for everyone it seems, this guy for example is followed by people I follow but still can't reply

@CaptainInsightX Holy fuck, I've used all his stuff from Scumm... Damn

Spotify wanted one Swedish coder so badly, they bought his 300KB masterpiece just to get him. You’ve used his code your whole life. You’ve never heard his name. 🤯 Meet Ludvig Strigeus 🇸🇪 > Swedish software engineer. Born January 1981. Goes by "Ludde" online. > Studied Computer Science at Chalmers University in Gothenburg. > 2001 ~ at age 20, fell in love with old LucasArts adventure games. > Problem: those games only ran on ancient PCs. > So he reverse-engineered them ~ took apart their code, line by line. > Built ScummVM ~ a free tool that runs Monkey Island, Indiana Jones, and 100+ retro games on any modern device. > 2004 ~ did the same with Transport Tycoon Deluxe. > Built OpenTTD ~ a free clone, still played by millions today. > 2005 ~ at age 24, hated how bloated existing BitTorrent apps were. > Built µTorrent. Alone. In under 300 KB ~ smaller than a single high-res photo. > Rapidly became the most popular file-sharing client on Earth ~ over 150 million users at peak. > 2006 ~ Daniel Ek and Martin Lorentzon were starting a music app called Spotify. > They wanted one programmer to build their streaming engine ~ him. > They didn't just recruit him. They bought µTorrent in late 2006 just to get him on the team. > Two months later, they sold µTorrent to BitTorrent Inc. and kept Ludde. > "Spotify bought µTorrent, but what we really wanted was Ludvig Strigeus," former Spotify CTO Andreas Ehn later said. > He led the development of Spotify's core streaming engine ~ the technology that lets songs play instantly with zero buffer. > Lives with a rare muscular disease. Uses a wheelchair. Has done so for years. > Codes from his apartment in Gothenburg. > Won 5 prestigious Swedish honors between 2006 and 2023 ~ including the Polhem Prize, Sweden's highest technology award, and an honorary doctorate from Chalmers. 🚀 > Elected fellow of the Royal Swedish Academy of Engineering Sciences in 2023. > 2026 ~ left Spotify after nearly 2 decades. Joined Nordan AI ~ a Stockholm AI lab building Europe's answer to Palantir. > Never founded a company. Never gave a TED talk. Never sought equity. > No Twitter. No interviews. He built the era of file-sharing. Then built the era of streaming. Now quietly building the era of AI. No fame. No equity. Nothing in his name. Software GOAT. 🐐

@TheDimin @Kappische @notch For me the problem is that Llms introduce complexity very cheaply and then interacting systems become burdensome to iterate/rewrite. I'm struggling with iterating in a combat system where several aspects interact with each other in unforseen ways

@Kappische @notch I'm curious how that makes you feel about writing code with llm's It's at the point where it can ship code fast. I'm let go of my code standards, if the code proofs to be too slow or hard for ai to work with, will make it refactor.

One thing game devs should learn is ABS: Always Be Shipping. I learned that working with @notch As Mojang grew and new coders joined the team, there were complaints about old code/shortcuts/“bad” technical decisions. My response was usually: without those decisions, none of us would be here. There probably wouldn’t even be a Minecraft if everything had been done the “correct” way from the start. Games are explorative. You build, test, cut, rewrite, hack things together, and keep moving. A shipped imperfect system beats a perfect system that never makes it into players’ hands. I’ve never worked on a game where you didn’t have to go back and touch old code/systems later anyway.

@effect_motion_x Hellooo 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 ohayooo

自動翻訳機能が実装されて、海外の友達がたくさんできた！ でも、最近、海外の人からの反応がない...。 みんな～、どこに消えてしまったんだよ！

@javilop @Renfe Nunca se me ocurriría comprar billetes directamente a renfe, desde hace años funciono con trainline y ningún problema

@Renfe Pues ya estaría. Atrapado en un loop en el que: - No puedo pedir devolución del dinero (no funciona en la web) - No puedo cambiar los billetes (no funciona en la web) - No puedo informarme (no contestan al teléfono) ESPAÑISTAN x.com/javilop/status…

Renfe está absolutamente rota. Hasta el punto ya que la única formar de arreglarla sería tirarla entera y hacerla de cero. ROTA.

@learning_yohei Ohayo!! 🙌🏻

日本からこんにちは🇯🇵👋 スペインの文化に興味がある日本人です🥰 スペイン人に質問があります🇪🇸🙋 スペインでは、お昼ご飯を食べた後にお昼寝するって本当ですか？😪💤

@angelica960622 Blender

Qué software gratuito es tan bueno que parece imposible que sea gratis?

@MrHarryBerries @Clint_Davey1 How do you turn this on

@Clint_Davey1 cheese steak jimmy's, lumberjack, robin hood, rock on, and aegis.

If this image causes you great joy and nostalgia, we should be friends.

@acgao_tech @levelsio I guess, but then at very least a threshold config for this behavior and an email (and maybe notification in the ui)

@levelsio It wouldn't be terrible if Cloudflare just handled blocking it automatically.

The main thing I miss on Cloudflare is a single [ Block IP ] button It boggles my mind it's not there, you can see a traffic spike and a person doing 50,000 requests per minute, but you have to write a security rule and go through 10 steps to block it Too difficult Just let me [ Block IP ] from the Security Analytics or general Analytics dashboard @daneknecht @eastdakota

@hoshizorarock Jajja les da un infarto!! 😂😂 También te digo, no tengo claro que el queso americano se pueda catalogar como queso... Más bien plásticooo

アメリカ人の皆さん 落ち着いて聞いてください 法律で今日からチーズは禁止です。

@otake977 Dale bicho

世界デビューしてもうた🤣🤣 リプ返せるように頑張ります👍 これからも 日本の皆さん、世界の皆さん どうぞよろしくお願いします😆😆

@pirooooon3 It's pretty cool yes. Would it make sense that you had it in auto translate? And you only see the original if you need to? Just a thought

@Ame_Wonderfour Hola desde España!!

@seigihakatta Spain

アルゴリズムのテスト このポストが見えていたら 国の名前をコメント お願い致します😉🙏

…本当に申し訳ないのですが。 単位はメートル法でお願いします。

@effect_motion_x I will reply senpai senchooo

TLに海外のアカウントが流れてくるようになった リプライしてみた 誰も返事くれないじゃん！なんだよ！

@OnlyGerier Vinculahuesos y nudillos FTW

El Regente es el PEOR personaje del juego. Tiene un problema serio de base, y son sus cartas básicas. Mientras que los otros personajes tienen buenas cartas de daño o utilidad, él tiene una carta con un recurso diferente al maná ✨ y otra carta que le otorga ese recurso para PODER USAR esa primer carta. Sin la una, no sirve la otra. Y eso en early game es TERRIBLE. Ese es su mayor problema de base. Luego tiene combos bestiales, pero el early game es su mayor problema. Dicho esto, vamos a ascensión 10 con Blindado y Silenciosa. twitch.tv/gerier

@fire5000m Hi Japan! It remains my favorite trip of my life!!

おすすめに大量に外国人が流れてくる現象めっちゃおもしろい笑笑 みんなテンション高いし、日本大好きいいぃな感じが嬉しい🤣 私はどこの国の人も大歓迎🌍 みんな気軽に絡んでね！🙋‍♀️ #Japan

@NatureUnedited Got scared for a sec when they got stuck... but they nailed the moonwalk

Look at how these two ferrets turn a simple plastic tube into their favorite playground. They chase, hide, jump and surprise each other nonstop, exactly the kind of play they love 🐾

Isometric Middle-earth map builder github.com/hasanharman/is…