Maker of things https://xitter.cf/t.co/MEx1L3mdHh
Cape Town, South Africa
Joined October 2009
- Tweets32.6K
- Following604
- Followers5.7K
- Likes12.9K
assertchris retweeted
Game preview live at nofuss.co.za/games/wartech/. Early days, lots of tweaks needed, many bug fixes coming, but the core is playable. I tried to make it something old school with some new twists. Oh, by the way, compiled with WasmCoffee...
ALT Realtime strategy game screen with buildings, units, radar, player controls and statistics. WarTech.
assertchris retweeted
Expanding our team and looking for an intermediate developer, if you know someone that might fit this description feel free to reach out :)
linkedin.com/jobs/view/44782…
IMHO the most annoying thing is that installing xcode overrides the default app for opening markdown files so that they open in xcode.
Actually crazy. I sat and typed out every one of these 650 words, in about 10 minutes. I cannot imagine how bad students have things; when every "FREE AI TEXT DETECTOR" just flat-out has no clue.
Open sourcing the thing that lets me give AI access without giving credentials: assertchris.dev/articles/202…
Actually just so excited to work. Just, for a time, not focused on the bad things in tech. Only how much I am learning and building. How interested I am in the profession again; after many years of searching for places to learn and stave off boredom.
I am fully in my "build lovely things because I want to learn" era. I have successfully plugged into AI such that I am able to produce more than I used to at a better quality; while opening up more free time to experiment. 10x quality of life.
Remember when everyone would say "I'll Skype you". These big corps are terrible with first move advantage.
yeah, like...even if I had to specify a name for each resource that would be preferable not manual linking via custom env vars.
assertchris retweeted
A few weeks ago I was genuinely worried about what AI coding meant for engineers.
Now I think it's the opposite. The typing was never the job. We're here for the craft: the defaults, the error messages, how it feels to the person using it.
That part still needs us. More than ever.
Here's a GB game I've been working on, from time to time: assertchris.itch.io/future-d…
