@deurell

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I'm a Stockholm-based app and game developer. 8 years of C++ coding @ Candy Crush, 4 years at Microsoft and the rest consulting for nice game studios. Currently building my own dreams. http://github.com/deurell. Oh, and I fly things! ❤️ #6510
Ever since the C64 and Amiga demo days I've had this love for spectrum analyzers. Had to add one to my research engine. You'll have to imagine the Bitmap Brothers Gods tune... <3
It's not optimized, at this point, it's made mostly to back my research. But I really like it. <3
Having the LLMs use custom CLI tooling to control architectual drift and making sure architectual boundaries are kept as well as closing the feedback loop with LLM friendly logging and auditing is really powerful. Super interesting.

As part of a University research study, I’ve been exploring a game engine design optimized for LLM collaboration, while still being easy to verify for anyone with basic programming skills. I think this will be a common pattern going forward.

Based on the research it avoids DSLs and custom editors, focusing instead on clarity, LLM throughput, and auditability. The result is surprisingly nice. Didn’t expect that. :)

Oh yes! Europe ftw!!! <3
This Is Not America - 2002 Remaster

David Bowie, Pat Metheny Group · Best of Bowie · Song · 2002

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Working on a research project for my old University I came across this masterpiece. True, and made me laugh. Thank you Alvinius et al.

“If you have poor data, it doesn’t matter if you are a world champion in qualitative analysis. The outcome will still be shit!" (Alvinius, 2023)

Commando (R5 Version), by Matt Gray

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Received an old newspaper article from when we started working on our first games. We were 16, eager 6502 coders, waiting for success. Still waiting... :)
I'm 52. Johannes Bjerregaard was one of my childhood heroes. He was 52 when he died. I think about that every once in a while. Lucky to still be here. Reyn Ouwehand made an excellent tribute a while back. Thank you Johannes for all the music. Rest in peace... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWT7QrY0zKM
Sweet by Johannes Bjerregaard

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