Elijahlrc
@elijahlrc.bsky.social
Game developer (mostly UE5), photographer, yimby, Berkeley grad and resident, liberal. Microplasticsꙮenjoyer.
Doing my best to be honest and kind. I post about politics, technology, my creative work, and other interests.
Same handle on 🧵s.
Doing my best to be honest and kind. I post about politics, technology, my creative work, and other interests.
Same handle on 🧵s.
(/s this is a shit post, I don't think it's likely Trump fellated Bill Clinton, and I'm not sure what the morally correct course of action would be for Bill if he did)
November 15, 2025 at 4:05 PM
(/s this is a shit post, I don't think it's likely Trump fellated Bill Clinton, and I'm not sure what the morally correct course of action would be for Bill if he did)
ICE & federalized national guard troops are being sent into American cities.
Literally who cares about White House renovations?
Literally who cares about White House renovations?
October 24, 2025 at 11:24 PM
ICE & federalized national guard troops are being sent into American cities.
Literally who cares about White House renovations?
Literally who cares about White House renovations?
As a sorta aside, the tide of solar and batteries coming online are *the* factor we need to understand to understand the near to medium future grid. Sources of demand that can turn off with time of day or season are going to be basically free, while spiky at-will supply will be super valuable.
October 6, 2025 at 5:45 PM
As a sorta aside, the tide of solar and batteries coming online are *the* factor we need to understand to understand the near to medium future grid. Sources of demand that can turn off with time of day or season are going to be basically free, while spiky at-will supply will be super valuable.
Maybe a tiny bit, but line loss is small. If you can turn off data centers during rare power demand peaks you might actually need to build out *less* than the power demand of the data center (though I don't know if any data centers are actually doing this).
October 6, 2025 at 5:35 PM
Maybe a tiny bit, but line loss is small. If you can turn off data centers during rare power demand peaks you might actually need to build out *less* than the power demand of the data center (though I don't know if any data centers are actually doing this).
One of my oldest friends is making it work and working on a game developed in this way though!
bsky.app/profile/zyma...
bsky.app/profile/zyma...
Fields of Aaru is a cozy life sim crafting game set in Ancient Egypt. We've been developing it for almost 3 years. Farm along the Nile and meet the locals. Explore the sands beyond, discovering oases, tombs, and pyramids.
#ShowcaseThursday #gamedev #cozygames #indiegames
#ShowcaseThursday #gamedev #cozygames #indiegames
October 6, 2025 at 5:31 PM
One of my oldest friends is making it work and working on a game developed in this way though!
bsky.app/profile/zyma...
bsky.app/profile/zyma...
I mean draw and generation are both valid measures just measured at different locations.
Using it as a gross approximation of the size of a data center that also seems fine? It's like saying "Ford has 300,000 SQ ft of manufacturing in Nevada".
Using it as a gross approximation of the size of a data center that also seems fine? It's like saying "Ford has 300,000 SQ ft of manufacturing in Nevada".
October 6, 2025 at 5:29 PM
I mean draw and generation are both valid measures just measured at different locations.
Using it as a gross approximation of the size of a data center that also seems fine? It's like saying "Ford has 300,000 SQ ft of manufacturing in Nevada".
Using it as a gross approximation of the size of a data center that also seems fine? It's like saying "Ford has 300,000 SQ ft of manufacturing in Nevada".