somewhere building something • founder @ mimi x moon • bse @ bu • building @ fantasica

Joined October 2009
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29 Oct 2023
Finished another one of my benches, really happy with the result!
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IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING… PROUD TO BE A GOONER #COYG
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until death, all defeat is psychological
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Algorithm, please give me more game devs, tech artists, threejs dev, shader artists 🙏
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Game development education has failed, and the old guard has moved on, retired or been laid off. I've talked to recent graduates and people actively in school that know literally nothing about old techniques or optimization in any way. They expect the engine to do everything for them.
25 Oct 2025
This game released in 2016, yet It has better graphics and performance than most 2025 games How is this possible?
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10 Sep 2025
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we are so back
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19 Mar 2025
If you’re in tech, get a LLC. There are no downsides besides the yearly fee. 1) Allows you to freelance and contract easier 2) Proof of work for Full time jobs 3) if you take a gap year you can use your LLC for your own startup 4) tax write offs JUST DO IT
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6 Mar 2025
Can I code? No. Can I design? No. I have no technical ability and I know nothing about software. But I know how to prompt.
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5 Mar 2025
Gotta dim the lights and lock the doors for this
Cinnamon Roll Cheesecake
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I LOVE THIS ERA OF WEBDEVS MAKING GAMES FUCK THE WEB PLATFORM AND DIVS AND SPANS LET'S ALL DO CANVAS AND THREE JS FOR EVERYTHING BRING BACK FLASH WE BALL
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In 2025 there are labor shortages across the U.S. that threaten the future of critical American infrastructure. From schools, hospitals, roads, bridges, and the places we live—the most important things being built in America are missing something crucial…the people to build them. I’m pumped to share a bit more about what I’ve been working on with @get_gild . We’re on a mission to revitalize the skilled trades for critical American industry and are hiring a founding engineer to take our product/all things dev to the next level. Full JD Below.
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there is $100m stuck in your macbook your job is to figure out how to get it
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16 Oct 2024
cd .. clear ls clear ls -al clear
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you tell people you not tryna drink and they act like you jus turned down $100k
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31 Aug 2024
Problem with massive mental strength is that ur high tolerance for pain translates into accepting things no one should accept because it doesn’t bother u in any material way.
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my toxic trait is that I think I can code it in 2 days
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28 Jul 2024
I disagree that Software Engineers should be accountable. Everyone writes bad code. Some more than others. If that bad code can be easily released to cause havoc in the real world, the problem is the management and processes that enabled it. Hold the company and its management responsible. All programmers that I know wish they could spend more time on tests, have better QA processes, have good practices like canary deployments, etc. We have to actually force ourselves to release code we don't think is good enough because management is standing there tapping their foot and pointing at their watch. The problem at Crowdstrike isn't the engineer that messed up, because all of their engineers will mess up sooner or later. The problem is the poor processes they have in place, a lack of sensible precautions like canary deployments and sufficient automated and manual testing. The fault lies 100% with management, and I hope they are held accountable in the lawsuits that follow. But watch them pay themselves hefty bonuses while they shift the blame to the people at the bottom of the hierarchy who didn't have responsibility or a say in the matter.
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24 Jul 2024
>wake up >open slack >
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sometimes yu gotta be like “it was fun while it lasted” & move the fuck on wit yo life
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19 Jul 2024
she’s a 10 but doesn’t know how to regulate her emotions and goes from super obsessed to completely cold
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