good morning
here is Potato, a one page RPG about being a halfling and trying to quietly enjoy your potatoes in a world that refuses to leave you alone
Sorry for those impacted by the @Unity layoff, esp after being told differently 2 wks ago >:( We're hiring engineers, DMs open @LevelExGameDev for using Unity to make groundbreaking games for doctors + 100% U.S. remote #gamejobs https://t.co/9enKkvIAFm
OH MY
Our extraterrestrial helicopter spotted the parachute and back-shell that guided the @NASAPersevere rover to the surface of Mars over a year ago.
And what a sight🤩
Space debris crash-landed on another world snapped by an aerial drone. What a timeline we live in.
I agree with Anna. I have this same thought on shorelines.
This is also why I study human-machine interaction; I’m obsessed with edges, exchanges, relationships 😍
Every video game designer has the power to look at a meeting that's about to end 15 minutes early and say a thing that causes it to end 10 minutes late.
Edge Case is building an insurance business to be able to incentivize and reward #AutonomousVehicles system developers who invest in safety engineering and foster a strong #safety culture. Read more here: https://t.co/RMTtjOmq55
@thatJaneNg Someone misheard me say “sprint goals” the other day and thought I was giving “sprinkles” as some kind of kudos to a teammate. Now I just want to give everybody sprinkles every time something good happens!
Listening to Temple of the Dog and feeling very lucky to have grown up with the voices of Eddie Vedder and Chris Cornell. As I get older, my growing awareness of their friendship makes these shared songs all the more sweet (and the loss of Cornell more sad).
From the article:
“Author Kiese Laymon tweeted recently, ‘Seeing folks in masks looks like love to me.’
“And it is. It is love of self, love of family, friends, and strangers. Love of our children, and children we do not know.”
In the face of a global pandemic, too many have chosen to the minimum. Why can’t we choose to do the most?
@Tereneh152XX writes on dismantling the myth of a "post-pandemic" season.
https://t.co/qvPF2coO8E
“'One big theme of WtWTLW is the idea that America promises a lot to its people, but fails that promise for most of them,' (the game's designer, @Johnnemann) Nordhagen told Kotaku."
Talk about making achievements meaningful. Love this.
@wuffles@thatJaneNg Saw this via @thatJaneNg … sounds like you’re all set, but I’d add a plug for buying handmade knives from a blade smith. I have a cheese knife from https://t.co/wth1fiPSJJ that I love!
New paper synthesizing an important component of our research on the IARPA-funded SHARP project. We highlight the functional overlap between executive functions and fluid intelligence and the neural substrate supporting both. Thanks @ESantarnecchi for seeing through to pub.
Candyland is a masterpiece of game design that designers should be studying and dissecting as one of the best examples EVER of game design craft for specific audiences.
The Levels of Automation are meant for engineers, not everyday motorists. @PhilKoopman discusses his consumer-friendly guide to automation modes on this week's podcast. https://t.co/6fjtwqNLiZ
We’re rolling: the @NASAPersevere rover has made its first drive on Mars, and its landing site has been named in honor of groundbreaking science fiction author @OctaviaEButler. More: https://t.co/LDw7UX2Ccg