Still have to print the 3D model, but I just cut and sleeved the last set of cards, which means that my DIY project of getting a hold of the no longer available Fallout board game expansions is complete and I can finally play 😍.

People that use AI in internet discussions are like:

Okay, 3D printing is dope, as you can just print the perfect insert 😍 (I'm still missing expansions, so there's empty space, but I'm currently working on it)

Second one ever, getting a hang of it.

Never done this before and I'm really bad when it comes to anything art-related, but decided to paint my board games figures and NGL, this is kinda fun.

I love board games, but it breaks my heart every time I learn that there are expansion packs that I just can't buy anymore. @fantasyflightgames.bsky.social maybe a (international) reprint given the recent popularity of Fallout S2? 👉👈

Yesterday I learned that on Android, there's an app called fo2.exe that allows you to play the original Fallouts on your phone. Guess what I did next.

Forgot to post it here, but I recently went through @boksajak.bsky.social's great Crash Course in Deep Learning. To make sure I understood everything, I implemented it in Odin. This straightforward CPU version is very slow as you might expect, but also easy to follow. github.com/wookie41/odi...

Space Engineers 2 was released in Early Access yesterday and players are already testing the limits of the game, including lighting. As a graphics programmer I particularly like this one #SE2

The CUDA programming guide docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-c-... is worth studying, even if you're not programming in CUDA. A lot of this knowledge is transferable to DX12/Vulkan compute shaders, especially the GPU architecture/best practices/performance guidelines parts.

Catching up with Half-Life before playing Alyx and daaamn, that's beautiful

We're cooking something cool here at Keen.