Manu Manu
@manumanu.bsky.social
Lead Prog, interested in most tech subjects, working at Ubisoft Paris
Oh... I thought it was any body from GDC...
Thanks for pointing it out!
Thanks for pointing it out!
November 15, 2025 at 11:04 PM
Oh... I thought it was any body from GDC...
Thanks for pointing it out!
Thanks for pointing it out!
This is an awesome work !
I'm glad some people in the big labs are looking for other things than just bigger LLMs.
And I think it's a promising direction!
Gg !
I'm glad some people in the big labs are looking for other things than just bigger LLMs.
And I think it's a promising direction!
Gg !
November 15, 2025 at 2:52 PM
This is an awesome work !
I'm glad some people in the big labs are looking for other things than just bigger LLMs.
And I think it's a promising direction!
Gg !
I'm glad some people in the big labs are looking for other things than just bigger LLMs.
And I think it's a promising direction!
Gg !
There is also probably a bias toward American salaries, as the population of American people is exaggerated at GDC.
And I think american people in video game have better pay than in the rest of the world.
This doesn't fit the European scale I think.
And I think american people in video game have better pay than in the rest of the world.
This doesn't fit the European scale I think.
November 15, 2025 at 2:48 PM
There is also probably a bias toward American salaries, as the population of American people is exaggerated at GDC.
And I think american people in video game have better pay than in the rest of the world.
This doesn't fit the European scale I think.
And I think american people in video game have better pay than in the rest of the world.
This doesn't fit the European scale I think.
I'm not a big user of Rust, but Rust did it the correct way : you control objects lifetime so you can't have uaf, and don't need GC burden.
November 15, 2025 at 2:42 PM
I'm not a big user of Rust, but Rust did it the correct way : you control objects lifetime so you can't have uaf, and don't need GC burden.
I totally agree with Tom here, to the point I don't understand Arvids' opinion.
Uaf is a symptom, bad lifetime management is the cause.
It's like adding "if ( ptr != null )" everywhere, it's defending programming, hiding real causes, and making programs less robust.
Uaf is a symptom, bad lifetime management is the cause.
It's like adding "if ( ptr != null )" everywhere, it's defending programming, hiding real causes, and making programs less robust.
November 15, 2025 at 2:41 PM
I totally agree with Tom here, to the point I don't understand Arvids' opinion.
Uaf is a symptom, bad lifetime management is the cause.
It's like adding "if ( ptr != null )" everywhere, it's defending programming, hiding real causes, and making programs less robust.
Uaf is a symptom, bad lifetime management is the cause.
It's like adding "if ( ptr != null )" everywhere, it's defending programming, hiding real causes, and making programs less robust.
It's great to make it a first citizen of your game !
November 12, 2025 at 11:34 PM
It's great to make it a first citizen of your game !
screenshots are super useful for players.
In Prince of Persia, you could add screenshots in the map so you could remember what was blocking you.
Also in Blue Prince, I created a ( very big ) google doc with lots of screenshots of basically anything, to try to connect things and solve riddles.
In Prince of Persia, you could add screenshots in the map so you could remember what was blocking you.
Also in Blue Prince, I created a ( very big ) google doc with lots of screenshots of basically anything, to try to connect things and solve riddles.
November 12, 2025 at 11:33 PM
screenshots are super useful for players.
In Prince of Persia, you could add screenshots in the map so you could remember what was blocking you.
Also in Blue Prince, I created a ( very big ) google doc with lots of screenshots of basically anything, to try to connect things and solve riddles.
In Prince of Persia, you could add screenshots in the map so you could remember what was blocking you.
Also in Blue Prince, I created a ( very big ) google doc with lots of screenshots of basically anything, to try to connect things and solve riddles.
In C++ conferences, the attendants to perf oriented presentations are game dev and finance people.
November 12, 2025 at 12:19 AM
In C++ conferences, the attendants to perf oriented presentations are game dev and finance people.