15 years of experience, gamedev and generic programmer open for contract work
Location: France
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: C#, GDScript, Lua, Python, Rust
Résumé/CV: https://berru.info/for-hire/ or https://berru.info/for-hire/resume.pdf
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While I spent most of my career working on games (mobile, web, VR, desktop), I also did my fair share of sysadmin and website/application development. FLOSS user and advocate, currently looking for new work opportunities.
Ho wow, the sample video shows incredible results, I'd love to read more about how to configure it with my own laptop and microphone. Settings ought to be different for each laptop model, right ?
I found it interesting to see that it is actually used by law enforcement and some public workers in France. The technical reports look kinda convincing, but otoh they use AWS as a backend and did not disclose their server code so far.
I don't see sourcehut [0] mentionned here. I tested github and gitlab CI, sourcehut is MILES ahead. I'll drop two key features here :
- any CI run successful or not, gives you back a ssh URI so you can log into the machine to inspect/tweak/tinker
- CI files are NOT in the project's repository. no need to wrangle with your git branches when working on CI anymore
Coming from the same background as the author and about checks notes 15 years older (ouch), I loved Niri very much. However I never managed to make x11 windows behave correctly. At the moment the solutions are a bit cumbersome [0] and I didn't manage to have a smooth experience so far...
I'm very skeptical of anyone trying to fit history in a single narrative. This whole text sounds like an over simplification.
It also presents the usual contradiction that any neo-liberal argument is "not a political argument". The author states :
> Techno-Optimism is a material philosophy, not a political philosophy.
Then proceeds to glorify the techno-capital (their term) and shun communism. How is that not political ?
While I do like technology and optimism, I prefer a more honest view. I think I'm glad this manifest exists: I disagree with almost every item of the list, but it's useful as a reference of the views of rich techno-advocates capitalist and everything wrong with it.
I developped a social non-network trying to optimise for positive interactions. I have a CLI version running happilly on a pubnix (rawtext.club), and am looking for a way to host it on the web too.
So unless you're part of RTC I can only share the blog and readme at the moment :-/
I might be an outlier here, but except when data size is a real constraint, I tend to favor XML. (ToML being a good contender, but I don't have enough real-life experience with it yet)
The page is utterly undescriptive on what google bard is. Given the hype about Large Language Models recently I assume it's yet again a chatbot of sorts ?
While I spent most of my career working on games (mobile, web, VR, desktop), I also did my fair share of sysadmin and website/application development. FLOSS user and advocate, currently looking for new work opportunities.