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The classic "technically strong but lacking soft skills" unheard story about you through the office after your results.

Wow, thanks for the kind words!

Hi thanks! Sure, certainly! I also want to eventually add some physics-based levels for fun, with like a box2D sim interacting with the circuits (with N circuit ticks = 1 box2D "tick"), or even little games on top of the circuit, but I need these tutorial campaigns first otherwise the step curve is way too high.

Hi, thanks! Today the game is focused on digital logic, It would be fun to put resistors, capacitors or maybe transistors, maybe as a mod, but the algorithm would be a little different, would need analog simulation which I'm less familiar with.

Would probably be slower but doable, fun mod for the future!

Thanks!

Thanks! Yeah I got inspiration from Wireworld and Wired logic , just wanted to build a "paint" layer on top of it one day but i end up adding more and more :)

Hello, I've just added some new changes to my circuit simulation and game and wanted to share it here.

The game is open source and available in full in Github and on Steam:

https://github.com/lets-all-be-stupid-forever/circuit-artist

https://store.steampowered.com/app/3139580/Circuit_Artist/

More info on the github page, thanks.

The genious leadership at prime video thought it would be a good idea to introduce adds not only on the beginning of movies but also in the middle of it, with an extra paid option (on top of prime) to remove it. When an add appeared I got so frustrated I cancelled my prime subscription at that very moment. I wonder if they even considered/cared about brand reputation impact.

Same!

It's handy for non-tech-savy people, namely the elderly. It can be used for playing music: "Alexa play X", "Alexa shutdown" is all the user needs to know.

If a cable goes down, isn't the traffic just re-routed? Don't see the point of intentional damage here.

That "enough of the damn emails" moment from Bernie Sanders during the democratic debate was very weird to say the least. It seemed he wasnt interested at all at moving forward with the nomination.

That looks cool, I'll take a look thanks! I've been studying how to implement blueprints+layers, that might give some good clues indeed, thanks!

You're right, I'll put better instructions this week. In the message you sent it seems to be a git submodule initialization thing.

I haven't thought of that. It might be cool to add something like that for some extra puzzle/optimisation element. I guess it might be useful for netlist export? thanks

I'm glad you liked it :) . That's a good idea for the colors, I'll put it in, thanks! You're also right about the trailer, I'll put it there.

This looks so cool! I wonder if they'll make training data available

Not necessarily. You can still provide decent services collecting anonymized data.

For "easy gpu programming" look for tensorflow or any of these "run on CPU and GPU" libraries. For anything else there's no magic, need to write kernel code and take care of memory layout.

caffe2, proxygen

Isn't there latency problems if you render your game on the cloud? I mean, you need to move the frame from Amazon GPU to your GPU I suppose.

you have to work from bed, as I'm doing now :)

I have mixed feelings concerning this methodology. At the same time I feel I'm a bit rust on the details of the field, I still believe best way to assess academic background is by sending a paper "offline" and asking the interviewee to explain it. IMO all these quick-answer questions asses is how prepared is the interviewee in answering quick-answer questions.

Yes, just like he mentioned for the other projects. It even has the PATENTS file added to it: https://github.com/caffe2/caffe2/blob/master/PATENTS

Caffe and Caffe2 is also a good example!

All these fancy stuff and valve still can't detect people feeding chicken...

Well I think exactly the opposite. In C++ it's a nightmare to build a prototype with a new library. You spend a huge time setting up the build system for that particular library, need to figure out how to plug into your code, fix dependencies (which in practice always have something broke/missing). That being, I think a propper package manager would add value to c++ dev,

"Trump knows this" is a strong statement.

I'm not sure such thing exists: "large companies with lots of medical data". Medical data is often confidential and belong to hospitals.

fake news since 1924 :)