Since 2013 I’ve been mandating non-negotiable visits to the library once a week for at least an hour. Every once in a while during these visits I will find a book that opens me up to a whole new field of insights. And in the dual interests of archival and...

It was the early 2017s, and cryptocurrency had just come off a huge boost to it’s market value. I had just finished off my project and was deciding the next step in my future, and I figured why not catch a ride off this wave of curiosity in technology and...

Fresh off a shipped game and developing a web backend for a crypto exchange, I entered employment in an industry that could use my skills in developing simulations. The robotics space stretches across a number of fields, touching specialized hardware, and using software to simulate the physics. I would regard...

Some time ago, there was a certain piece of source code that a game developer released that sparked some debate. It called Player.cs was intended for character movement code in games. It was 5400 lines long and it got other programmers debating over the denseness of the code and why...

How do you do boss balancing in a game where you have a high number of variables? I came across this problem while working on my game NEO Impossible Bosses, an RTS-MOBA that pits a party of heroes controllable by player(s) against bosses in a boss rush. Each boss needs...