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Peter Schmidt-Nielsen

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Making an FPGA accelerated server at https://t.co/QVWSIUFPg1. Feel free to talk to me: https://t.co/wdWQN6fp87

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So, I've been secretly making a Factorio-like game for about a year now. I was planning to release it maybe a few months ago, ahead of the big Factorio update. But now that's in a few weeks, and my game's not quite ready. What should I do? Any gamedev folks have advice?

So, I've been secretly making a Factorio-like game for about a year now. I was planning to release it maybe a few months ago, ahead of the big Factorio update. But now that's in a few weeks, and my game's not quite ready. What should I do? Any gamedev folks have advice?

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My cofounder and I are making an FPGA-accelerated server for high-memory high-bandwidth workloads. We're looking for one or two companies to partner with; we'll do the work to port your application to our hardware. Please DM me if you've got a tricky workload!

My cofounder and I are making an FPGA-accelerated server for high-memory high-bandwidth workloads. We're looking for one or two companies to partner with; we'll do the work to port your application to our hardware. Please DM me if you've got a tricky workload!

Peter Schmidt-Nielsen

79,718 views • 8 months ago

I see twice as much noise on a line depending on if I'm touching my laptop a meter away. I am not touching any of the wires, or the board at all. Hardware is absurd. (Yes, this is a measurement artifact due to poor grounding in the measurement, but it illustrates the point.)

I see twice as much noise on a line depending on if I'm touching my laptop a meter away. I am not touching any of the wires, or the board at all. Hardware is absurd. (Yes, this is a measurement artifact due to poor grounding in the measurement, but it illustrates the point.)

Peter Schmidt-Nielsen

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