Tag: trouble

One of the most important skills I look for from current and future leaders is to be able to communicate vision. Without a clear vision, it’s impossible to align between members of the same team — let alone people from different teams. This is a skill everyone in the team can develop &md...

Driverless cars reportedly can’t detect children and darker-skinned pedestrians as well as they can lighter-skinned adults. Researchers at King’s College in London tested eight AI-powered pedestrian-detection systems against 8,000-plus images, and found that the softwar...

Before starting work on a game remaster, we already had a CI/CD pipeline in place. Project builds took an average of 40–100 minutes, but 6 months in, build times began to reach 3 (or more) hours. Here’s how you can fight back — and win! Developing games that have thousands o...

Kresimir Cvitanovic (a.k.a Kreso) is a Croatian game developer most notable for the hit web series “Bubble Trouble”. Having started coding websites at a young age, he went on to create the series just as he was starting college in 2002. 3 games and nearly 20 years later, support for Flas...

Padraig was just a poor Irish lad in her majesty’s navy. Out to see to see the world and save up a bit of cash for his future, whatever that might be someday. His duties as a sailor on board the ship of war were inconsequential as he was just a lowly mechanical engineer, on the lowest tier of ...

Lukasz Krupski has had a hell of a year, all thanks to Tesla. Krupski initially loved Tesla; he even sustained severe burns to his hands when, as an employee of Tesla, he single-handedly stopped a fire at a Tesla delivery centre in Oslo, Norway. This heroism didn’t go unnoticed, as Elon tweete...

Lukasz Krupski has had a hell of a year, all thanks to Tesla. Krupski initially loved Tesla; he even sustained severe burns to his hands when, as an employee of Tesla, he single-handedly stopped a fire at a Tesla delivery centre in Oslo, Norway. This heroism didn’t go unnoticed, as Elon tweete...

Words are curious things. They can be like good medicine to a sick body or a poison to the soul. The perfect words at the right time have the power to lift someone’s spirits to heaven, while the right combination of words can damn that same person to hell. Words can bring comfort to the heartb...

The 19th-century English polymath Herbert Spencer defined science as organized knowledge, which is as good a definition as any. Gathering, organizing, and sharing information — these actions are as old as the curious human mind. Older, actually, than the curious human mind, since evidence from...