@mapledcode

Code monkey like Fritos. Code monkey like Tab and Mountain Dew.

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Joined June 2008
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Guardaaaaaaaaa !!!!!.🫪😱🫢🫣
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Apogee Entertainment
@Apogee_EntSep 28
On this date in 1990, gaming history was being written. The team that would become id Software sent this letter to Apogee’s Scott Miller, describing the technology behind Commander Keen as an “engine,” a term that would become fundamental to game development.
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Gator Gar
@gatorgarOct 9
Intelligence 64
Michael Trinh
@_mctrinhOct 9
What's coming after superintelligence?
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Sebastian Castellanos@Sebasti66855537Oct 9
Replying to @SebAaltonen
Surprise surprise, LLM-assisted coding only works as it should when the programmer actually understands what they heck they're doing...
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David Sun
@arcticinstinctsOct 4
Replying to @elonmusk
No
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Haunted AI
@HauntedAIOct 1
It's October! 🎃
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Dear publishers: Write the check and shut the fuck up. You'll get your money back. If you SHUT THE FUCK UP AND FUCK OFF.
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stuntech
@stuntechSep 11
Lograron conectar una PlayStation 5 con HDMI 2.1 a un televisor blanco y negro de 1949 usando varios adaptadores.
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Nintendo of America
@NintendoAmericaSep 8
Adventure through Hyrule and become the Hero of Time when The Legend of #Zelda: Ocarina of Time releases Nov 5 on Nintendo Switch 2. #NintendoDirect
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Bundles
@AryanBundlesSep 7
2023: Will Smith eating spaghetti 2026: Wheel Smith eating spaghetti The progress of AI is incredible.
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Internet Archive
@internetarchiveSep 1
Flash was once the playground of the web: games, animations & experiments made by anyone with an idea. 💻 Preserving those creations helps recover a lost chapter of culture. In “Why Preserve Flash?”, Internet Archive archivist Jason Scott explores why Flash matters & why its preservation is vital. 📖 Download & read, FREE from the Internet Archive: archive.org/details/vanishin… 🧵
Teal graphic posing the question "Why preserve Flash software?" for the Vanishing Culture series, with Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, quoted saying "It was the backbone of menus and programs and even critical applications for working with sites … many major sites couldn't live without it."

ALT Teal graphic posing the question "Why preserve Flash software?" for the Vanishing Culture series, with Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, quoted saying "It was the backbone of menus and programs and even critical applications for working with sites … many major sites couldn't live without it."

Light green-gray graphic quoting Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, for the Vanishing Culture series, with the quote "Flash flew across from the mid-2000's internet sky in a blaze of glory and unbridled creativity. It was the backbone of menus and programs and even critical applications for working with sites."

ALT Light green-gray graphic quoting Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, for the Vanishing Culture series, with the quote "Flash flew across from the mid-2000's internet sky in a blaze of glory and unbridled creativity. It was the backbone of menus and programs and even critical applications for working with sites."

Light green-gray graphic quoting Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, for the Vanishing Culture series, with the quote "Flash flew across from the mid-2000's internet sky in a blaze of glory and unbridled creativity. It was the backbone of menus and programs and even critical applications for working with sites."

ALT Light green-gray graphic quoting Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, for the Vanishing Culture series, with the quote "Flash flew across from the mid-2000's internet sky in a blaze of glory and unbridled creativity. It was the backbone of menus and programs and even critical applications for working with sites."

Orange graphic quoting Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, for the Vanishing Culture series, with the quote "We may never know what combinations of ease, nostalgia, and variety have left so many people with such a fondness for Flash. But one thing is clear… it's preservation is vital."

ALT Orange graphic quoting Jason Scott, Free-range archivist, for the Vanishing Culture series, with the quote "We may never know what combinations of ease, nostalgia, and variety have left so many people with such a fondness for Flash. But one thing is clear… it's preservation is vital."

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Dr. Clown, PhD
@DrClownPhDAug 29
Lake America has a sea monster now. What should we name it? 😂
🤖 Made with AI
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Old Internet
@OldInternetFeelAug 27
the first series of xbox leaving the factory
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Eric Lavesson@EricLavessonAug 25
It's been a few hectic weeks, so I really needed a good laugh. Way more than I needed the $100. #indiedev
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This is the ideal 400m runner body. You may not like it, but this is what peak performance looks like.
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Dr Milan Milanović
@milan_milanovicAug 21
Friday Developers Fun 🤣 Technical interview vs. Actual job #developers #softwareengineering #meme #fridayhumor
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Game From Scratch@gamefromscratchAug 4
Ever look at XNA/MonoGame/FNA and thought... I love this, but I just wish it was C++? If you said yes... meet CNA. It's XNA, but C++. gamefromscratch.com/cna-its-… #gamedev #indiedev

CNA - It's C++ XNA – GameFromScratch.com

CNA is a C++ 23 reimplementation of Microsofts popular C# indie game development framework XNA - all open source

gamefromscratch.com
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pikuma.com
@pikumaJul 24
I have (finally) taken some time to use SDL3. The API hasn't changed much from SDL2, which is nice. One small detail is that texture scaling now defaults to linear. For sharp pixels using our 320x240 framebuffer, you'll need: SDL_SetTextureScaleMode(tex, SDL_SCALEMODE_NEAREST);
3D software renderer OBJ

ALT 3D software renderer OBJ

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David Szymanski@DUSKdevJul 12
To be honest I wish they'd give Doom a rest. Especially now.
The DOOM Dominion@TheDoomDominionJul 11
Latest id software updates -Frankfurt studio loses 50% of staff -USA studio will not become a support studio despite the cuts they will continue making games like always -id software’s next game is a new DOOM game -DOOM will be id’s focus moving forward Source: @tomwarren
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id Software
@idSoftwareJul 10
A message from id
a statement with the following words: A Message from id Thank you all for the support this week.  While our studio was impacted, those changes were spread across teams. We still have the crew we need to build the games and tech we're known for. The team today is about the same size we were when making Doom 2016. We have always had a flat studio where everyone is a maker, and we will remain true to that philosophy moving forward.  We are focused on supporting each other and the team members impacted. We’re going to keep building the great games and tech that have defined us for the past 35 years, and we’re looking forward to seeing you at QuakeCon this August.

ALT a statement with the following words: A Message from id Thank you all for the support this week.  While our studio was impacted, those changes were spread across teams. We still have the crew we need to build the games and tech we're known for. The team today is about the same size we were when making Doom 2016. We have always had a flat studio where everyone is a maker, and we will remain true to that philosophy moving forward.  We are focused on supporting each other and the team members impacted. We’re going to keep building the great games and tech that have defined us for the past 35 years, and we’re looking forward to seeing you at QuakeCon this August.

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