Proud to celebrate the 10 year anniversary of oneZero Financial Systems, which is celebrating by donating $10,000 a month to 10 different charities over the next 10 months. Not bad for a bunch of ex-game developers! onezero.com/company/10-yea…

We are humbled and excited to announce oneZero’s 10-year anniversary. Check out our top moments: ow.ly/x0XY50ljzXM

It's a fun day when your commit message can drop a zinger like "... the issue QA encountered when enabling 21 billion worker threads was ..."

This may be the most Nate Wells thing I've ever seen. boteboard.com/paddleandpisto…

A big day for our humble little company. The new plan is the same as the old plan -- build the best technology using the best people, with integrity and the strongest commitment to serving our customers. Looking forward the future and breaking new ground with the help of LMP.

This looks interesting: "Mesh: Automatically Compacting Your C++ Application's Memory" arxiv.org/pdf/1902.04738… cppcon.org/presenter-inte… Will be presented at CPPCon this year

Oh, nice! My representative Ian Cain is trying to get municipal broadband off the ground in Quincy, MA via quincyfiber.com. If you live in the area and want symmetric 1Gbps for $50/mo and an alternative to Comcast, please take the survey: surveymonkey.com/r/QuincyFiber

WOW this game looks beautiful. Absolutely love the art direction and animation here. 100% sure Forrest Dowling and the rest of the The Molasses Flood team are going to deliver another amazing game.

Congratulations @patrickbalthrop !

"Notes on Space Technology", 1958: all the math and basic design for space flight. By the late Katherine Johnson and her colleagues. ntrs.nasa.gov/archive/nasa/c…

...and we have a soft spot for engineers with #gamedev experience!

Toss in way to verify provenance and bam, you've got physical/virtual collectibles convergence.

This is unreal. I cannot believe I am reading this.

Dave Brubeck in 4/4. John Williams without the horns.

Time to update our workplace safety metrics.

USDA Cocktail Construction, English-metric.

Programmers: please don't use the words "highly" or "flexible" on your resume to describe what you built. All it tells me is that you are probably exaggerating and that you are not able to objectively evaluate your own work. Be specific!

I'm sure this was unintentional, but this is the saddest thing I've seen in a long time.