This post is reconstructed from notes I wrote down in early February back when I did most of the work, so the information might be slightly out of date. I did my best in keeping them up to date and … Read more
The history of science includes numerous challenging problems, including the “hard problem” (1) of consciousness: Why does an assembly of neurons—no matter how complex, such as the human brain—give rise to perceptions and feelings that are consciously experienced, such as … Read more
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Innovation With industry in massive period of flux, some think Canada has an opportunity to build on its innovation legacy and stake a claim in the global tech shakeout Author of the article: Barbara Shecter Publishing … Read more
Getting started with developing applications for a mobile platform can be a challenging task, especially when it comes to building and testing the application on the mobile device itself. The Librem 5 makes its application development workflow extremely simple. You … Read more
March 20, 2021 · Coding · Comments With some of my spare time lately, I’ve been enjoying learning about some of the new features in C++20. Concepts and the closely-related requires clauses are two great extensions to template syntax that … Read more
What follows is a chapter from The Secret History of Mac Gaming, a new book written by Gamasutra contributor Richard Moss. In this chapter, Moss charts the origins and impact of Silicon Beach Software’s seminal game Dark Castle. Charlie Jackson had … Read more
This is a guest blog post written by David Snopek who worked on the Fish Game tutorial. “Fish Game” for Godot is a 2-4 player online game built in the Godot game engine, created as a demonstration of Nakama, an … Read more