Co-Founder Elemental Games. Previously: Epic Games, Avalanche Studios, AMD.

Stockholm
Joined March 2011
There is an insidious idea that has crept into software through the open source movement, which is that software no longer being modified is "abandoned". It's very possible - even desirable - for software to simply be "finished". To serve its purpose reliably, as a tool should.
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Replying to @atrupar
A trade deficit isn’t a “loss”—it’s not a scoreboard. It means we’re buying more goods than we sell, often because Americans can afford more, and our dollar is strong. Calling a deficit a “loss” is like saying you’re losing money at the grocery store because you bought dinner instead of selling it. The President of the United States thinking this way is reckless beyond belief. This isn’t how global economics works—and treating it like a zero-sum game is how you crash economies, kill jobs, and drive up prices for every American family. This isn’t tough negotiating. It’s economic malpractice—and we’re all going to pay for it.
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Emil Persson retweeted
trump-induced economic uncertainty eclipses covid.
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Emil Persson retweeted
we're waiting for the end of the sentence
can someone make a realtime voice-to-voice language translation ai yet? pls? what are we waiting for?
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We have reached the “Hitler did nothing wrong” stage of Elon Musk totally not being a Nazi.
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Emil Persson retweeted
There is increasing fear in Germany that F-35 jets purchased for the German army can be "turned off" remotely by Washington. This fear is shared by defense and security specialists. Joachim Schranzhofer, head of communications at Hensoldt: "The F-35 kill switch is not just a rumor. A simpler way is through a mission planning system that will not allow the fighter to land." Wolfgang Ischinger, former diplomat and head of the Munich Security Conference: "If we fear that the US could do the same to the German F-35 fighter jets as they did to Ukraine, we should consider canceling the contract." Source: Bild
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Is this normal in your countries? A president that continues to lie even if he has been corrected a hundred times on these numbers. In Denmark, people dont like being told lies. Voters punish it. Why do Americans accept and vote for it? I dont get it.
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Essentially, this means that buying and using American technology becomes a national security issue - you can never know when The Donald decides that your country treats America very, very badly and decides to twist your arms in violation of everything that can be violated. Trust and credibility is everything in alliances, and now they are gone.
America cut a key intel link for alerts at 2pm Kyiv. Before that: targeting data for HIMARS. Ukraine also isn’t receiving realtime information for long-range strikes. “Trump wanted a thank you,” says a source. “We will be writing it on graves of dead Ukrainians”
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Well Europe, time to take a deep breath, hitch up your pants, roll up your sleeves, and do everything you can to help Ukraine. No one else will. Its not only their freedom on the line--its yours too.
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Emil Persson retweeted
What this means is American satellites will see Russian bombers carrying missiles taking off, bound for Ukrainian hospitals, power and transport infrastructure, and they will intentionally choose to sit on their hands rather than warn them it’s coming.
Immediate impacts from the total US shutdown of intelligence sharing to Ukraine will be wide-ranging, but Russian air strikes targeting civilian infrastructure will likely become more effective. Comes at a time when the US has cut Ukraine off from air defense supplies.
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“You don’t look grateful.”
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Replying to @DeItaone
This is complete nonsense. In 1994, Ukraine gave up its nuclear weapons in exchange for security guarantees from the U.S., Russia, and Europe. Neither the U.S. nor Europe actually fulfilled those guarantees, we didn’t fight for Ukraine, we only sent weapons and money. Let’s not pretend the U.S. has no responsibility here. Either uphold the promise, or give Ukraine its nukes back.
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Sweden stands with Ukraine. You are not only fighting for your freedom but also for all of Europe’s. Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
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The people claiming Ukraine has "no chance" to recover their land simply aren't analysts. Flat out. They are not analysts. They have not followed the war. They do not study it. They have been behind in understanding literally every aspect of the war from day one. They never saw the impact of drones until WE published the data FOR THEM to see. And even still, we have not published for months and have a lot more to show in the mean time. They never tracked Russian losses, and I am not merely saying armored losses. They never gathered their own data. They never had access to data collected by others. They never followed this war in a meaningful way. They read other peoples reports. They had their own biases. That is all they offer. They aren't analysts. Their thoughts are provided to them by people who have informational lag. They are third parties to information, at best. And they should not be taken seriously. They are not analysts. They should not be called analysts. And nobody should listen to their uneducated opinions.
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If you were unsure whether @TimSweeneyEpic was right about Apple and Google's app stores taking supracompetitive percentages, @ballmatthew has a nice slide for you:
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Emil Persson retweeted
We released a new version of PIX today! 🎉 It includes new texture visualizer improvements (including the ability to write custom shaders to view buffers as textures), a preview of work graph shader debugging, and many timing capture improvements: devblogs.microsoft.com/pix/p…
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"An good way to learn German is to try reading children's books to familiarise yourself with basic grammar and vocabulary" German children's book:
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Replying to @maharshii
pointers to void
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