FFX 2.0 is now out... removing every feature other than FSR (including their good AO), and making FSR closed source, along with removing Vulkan support. good job guys, you've made worse DLSS

These three pieces are the ones i'm most hesitant to reshare for this reason, which is a shame bc I think they're some of my strongest paintings

Yes. The obsession with motivated lighting led to flat cinematography that forgot its purpose: guiding the audience’s feelings, not literally depicting the light source. “Where does the light come from?” “The same place as the music.” — Andrew Lesnie, LOTR cinematographer

I'm currently looking for contract work. I can help with game/engine/tools programming in Odin/C/C++. Drop me a line on [email protected] if it sounds interesting. See zylinski.se/portfolio/ for examples of my work.

Screen space mesh-blend attempt in Wicked Engine:

if yall goobers want private fields so much just go use C# or some other BigSoftware™ lang Andrew is right imo

a lot of people reacting to this post saying Rust/C++26/OCaml etc has this feature out of the box. you guys realize this took me one evening to code right? and now that it’s done I can do anything I want with it. what are you guys flexing about?

me right now

I recently switched to indie game dev as a hobby, and it feels so good... I can do whatever I want!! I don't need to min-max every detail and speedrun a 10 hours compilation of Chris Zukowski on how to market my game. And there's none of the stress of depending on your game to

I'm happy to see that people are realizing things and are not afraid of "too many pixels" anymore so they can just have some fun. :)

I've always wanted a simple, programmer oriented replacement for desmos & windows calculator. This could be really good!

No one trolls with street names quite like Prague.

top 3 @ tenstorrent hackathon please hire me

I hope he has an Adobe license, and they revoke it soon

This new video by Timothy Lottes will be the craziest way of programming you've seen for a long time.

Our beloved 6502 was released 50 years ago! ❤️🎉 The first samples of the 6502 CPU were released at the WESCON trade show in September 1975. Designed by a small team led by Chuck Peddle at MOS, its low cost drove the personal computer revolution of the 70s and 80s.

your daily reminder that Blender is a free tool

I've made some nice improvements to Odin's `base:intrinsics` package documentation, especially for the SIMD stuff: pkg.odin-lang.org/base/intrinsic…

Daniel Lemire Honestly, I was never burned out by doing something hard. I was only burned out by doing something futile.