BTS of the 3D Shooter Game I’m building in @rive_app 🎮
Rive CLI handles a lot of the technical heavy lifting and lets you build almost anything, while the Rive Editor gives you the creative control to truly make it yours add your taste, shape the details, and take advantage of powerful features like Layouts, GPU Canvas, and Vector Feathering.
That combination is what lets you move fast without losing the human touch or ending up with generic AI slop.
From prototype to the final game, running across handhelds, consoles, and TV.
三个超级大脑坐进一家酒吧,聊了两个多小时。这可能是今年最值得看的一场 AI 访谈。
借着 Meta 发布新一代模型 Muse Wonder,小扎和亚历山大·王难得同框。采访者同样大有来头:Stripe 联合创始人 John Collison。Stripe 一直是我心目中美国最有创造力的公司之一。
三个人从 AI 模型、个人智能体,一路聊到产品、公司管理,以及如何做判断和决策。信息密度极高。
我给全片加上了中文字幕,值得找个时间慢慢看。
Mark Zuckerberg says Alexandr Wang is the sharpest entrepreneur of his generation: "Alex is the guy. He's the fucking guy."
"Alex and I had spent a bunch of time talking over the years, and maybe once every few months or something we'd talk. And I was always just very impressed by how he thought about things strategically."
"I kind of had this view of like, all right, currently he's doing this very operational data business, but it always felt to me like he was the sharpest entrepreneur of his generation of the ones who I had a chance to meet."
"I think maybe when we got started, a lot of people were like, okay, like how is this going to work? It's like the social media guy is working with the data guy. Like, are we going to build a frontier lab here or what?"
"My really strong conviction is because I talked to all the leaders of all the labs, all the heads of research, all this stuff, and I was like, no, Alex is the guy. Like he's the fucking guy."
"We need this kind of strategic clarity that he has around the different ways that we want to approach this, the kind of extreme focus on talent density, on the clarity of communicating the different vision which we kind of fashioned together over this period."
"And a bunch of things that I think were kind of extreme but have basically worked, like having this very flat culture was something that you were kind of really obsessed with."