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On today’s episode of Sins of the Past. #structuralengineering #lintel #masonryrepair

✨ My job is the future 🚀 and it’s all about game-changing approaches. Last week, the US Stargate $500B Supercomputer seemed like an intimidating beast. But with DeepSeek, it now looks like the useless toy of a rich, capricious adolescent. The future isn’t just about power—it’s about smart, unconventional innovation. Shoutout to my visionary friend Marco Trombetti 👏—who reminds me daily that true disruption starts with questioning the obvious and chasing the absurd. 💡 Let’s rethink what’s possible. #Innovation #FutureTech #GameChanger

The release of the Particle Lighting Feature for the Camera-Adherent GPU Particles package. The reference assets are here: https://lnkd.in/g7eYwn82 The reference video is here: https://lnkd.in/gmM2aHPS

Finite and Infinite Games- James Carse, in his seminal work Finite and Infinite Games, introduced a profound concept: humans engage in two fundamental types of games. Finite Games: These are games with defined rules, a specific goal, and a clear winner or loser. The focus is on achieving victory within the established boundaries. Infinite Games: In contrast, infinite games lack definitive endings. The primary objective is to keep the game going, to ensure its continuation. The emphasis is on the process, not the outcome. As humanity advances technologically, we increasingly encounter finite boundaries. Our world, shaped by biases, prejudices, beliefs, and opinions, often limits our perspectives and actions. These limitations ultimately determine the winners and losers in finite games. To delve deeper into this concept, I recommend watching a brief video by renowned author, neuroscientist, and philosopher Sam Harris. Almost Always Heaven, WV! 🌳

Exciting CSGO Highlight: Close Call Clutch Moment in Gen.G vs Lockheed Match In the video transcription, a player named Boo manages to clutch a round despite being low on health. The commentator talks about the close call and the aggression punishment faced by the opposing team. The focus is on how Gen.G, the opposing team, will respond to the situation and where they will play on the map. The tense moment and strategic gameplay are highlighted in the transcription. #th #thvsgeng ►Watch #geng

MCU's Latest Gambit: The Arrival of Old Man Logan Get ready for the future! Read more about Old Man Logan's debut in the MCU → [https://lnkd.in/gZNa4JBu] #oldmanlogan #mcu #marvelcomics #marveltrailers #marvelfans #marvelnews #marvelmovies #comicbookmovies #superheromovies #MovieNews #entertainmentnews

Please check out this discussion touching upon how we can take steps to combat cyberbullying, addressing both the problem and also offering solutions that could be implemented so that we can see tangible change within our lifetime ❤ #gaming #cyberbullying #solutions

Finished updating some of my games. I wanted to "future-proof" them because some of them didn't work correctly on different computers or felt too slow. https://lnkd.in/gqjkhjBw Wanted to fix problems because of different computers. Fixed velocity for different computers and better spawns so you don't get overwhelmed in the first few seconds https://lnkd.in/gx7wNZYD Wanted to give faster game feel. Made shop cheaper and screen smaller. https://lnkd.in/gbCNxf_6 Make game easier and more likely to see special enemies. Special enemies spawn earlier and have less asteroids to not overwhelm player. Didn't need to update this one because I thought the screen wrapping was wrong but it actually wasn't. https://lnkd.in/gXz7K22Y Tried to make game more difficult. Made enemies spawn quicker because they spawned really late before. Also made bride faster so https://lnkd.in/g_H7irrB Wanted it to actually be a mini game collection instead of just 2 games. Added 2 more mini-games and instructions for the controls and sped up spawns for "trash game".

The Prime Markov Number Tree Operators. #MarkovNumbers #Unicity #MyBaby =) =) =) (caption explains function I derived Thursday) So everything is, in fact, in phase. And these rules are reallly simple =). At some point I should derive R(M) more explicitly in terms of M and c (the value being pulsed up) with no need to reference d and a. Obviously a quadratic formula would do, but there's something appealing about a continued fraction. Maybe because it has a sort of dimension?