@timaksu

Game developer by day ☀️ game developer by night 🌙 icantswitchoffpleasesendhelp

 Melbourne, Australia
Joined December 2012
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John
@jrysanaOct 23
Impressive preemptive defense here from @Railway noted in their incident write-up. Folks should be less harsh and more appreciative of good work like this in these times - the eMudhra situation by comparison shows the consequence of total negligence, but Railway had >98% safe.
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Railway
@RailwayOct 23
The preliminary report related to the October 21st Security Incident is now available. blog.railway.com/p/prelimina…

Preliminary Report: Oct 21st Security Incident | Railway Blog

Preliminary report detailing Railway's October 21st security incident.

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@RailwayOct 21
An urgent notice from the Railway team blog.railway.com/p/security-…

Security Disclosure: Wednesday October 21st | Railway Blog

Railway detected anomalous activity involving systems that store customer environment variables and recommends your immediate attention

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@biowareOct 21
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Kenney@KenneyNLOct 7
Ever since I got into gaming in the early 90's I've dreamed of one very specific game. I searched high and low, but the idea was simply too complex, too original. Surely no developer could ever conceive of it... Thanks, Unity. At last I can make a corridor shooter set in space.
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shirish
@shiri_shhOct 6
nobody talks about the psychological damage of watching something you spent 10 years learning become a prompt
Claude
@claudeaiOct 6
Claude now works inside Google Docs, Sheets, and Slides, and those files also open inside Claude. In Google Workspace, Claude sits in a sidebar next to your file, reads what you have open, and edits it in place. You can approve each edit before it lands.
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Here's part 2 of my mini-series on memory management. It looks specifically at memory paging, linear allocators, and how different layouts of the same data can significantly effect physical use. youtu.be/7mYWbTgEGb8

Memory Management, Explained Simply (Part 2)

This is the second video in a 4 part series about memory management...

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I wish Apple would disallow this
Eglitis
@eglitisXSep 26
Pro tip: if a user is about to delete your app don't let him. offer him 50% off to stay:
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Against attackers using our models to breach them lol
Sam Altman
@samaAug 10
please consider using our models to help defend your systems
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After 6 years I have just launched my Cozy Puzzle game Sushi Roll! Solve puzzles and make Sushi! I’ve been working on this little game in my spare time for many years now and it’s now finally out in the wild. iOS: apps.apple.com/sa/app/sushi-… Google Play: play.google.com/store/apps/d…
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Classic “what even is color”. We can’t control the quality and settings on consumers devices. Just author it in a way that looks good for you and your set up and cross those fingers lol
AppleLeaker
@LeakerAppleJun 20
Wow, I didn't realise how popular True Tone is. I know it's enabled by default and Apple tells you that it makes your screen look more consistent in different lighting, but it really should be turned off. It changes your screen's colour temperature (usually just makes it warmer) throughout the day and messes with the colours. Once you turn it off, everything is more colour-accurate and closer to what the creator intended, especially for photos and videos. I hope people using Macs for professional work don't forget to turn it off 😬 The best use cases I've had for it are when reading on my iPad. If you want to cut out blue light at night, just turn on Night Shift and you'll have no trouble falling asleep.
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Yes, the @GitHubCopilot pricing changes suck, but I think what is stinging people the most is paying for a monthly subscription to a tool that they can exhaust in one or two uses.
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Re. Agentic usage: Just imagine paying for Netflix and only being able to watch a movie or two before you “run out” per month - should it really be a subscription at that point?
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Just feels wrong for a tool to be sold as a subscription if it lets you use it in a way that can lock you out of using it within one or two actions.
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the great thing about AI is that everyone seems to think "well it gets things wrong in my area of expertise but its so good for everything else"
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I truly don't understand why people are hating on that Mixtape game. I can't think of a single reason despite just in the mood to hate on something randomly
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Man software could be so good. Everything is so slow, inefficient and clunky.
Thomas Klemenc
@thomasklemencMay 13
Replying to @Carlisert
Performance is my top priority, so much faster than taskmgr, while still having a perfect first frame.
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Here we go.. haha
GODhatesNFTs.Algo@charspop28Apr 7
Replying to @NASA
OK so help me understand how this is real? The light is on the top of the moon in this picture, but the shadow on earth shows that the moon should be lit up completely in this view of the moon?!
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That’s one hell of a polyfill
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@lochieaxonMar 2
It's time to bring Haptics to the web 🫨 Create custom tactile patterns with strengths + durations for your web interactions. Make your app feel as good as it looks ✨ → haptics.lochie.me
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