ncnvrgnt
@inconvergent.net
procedural & graphics artist
parallel programmer
tired
website | https://inconvergent.net
gallery | https://img.inconvergent.net/plot/
a game | https://boxtype.app
store | https://buy.inconvergent.net
parallel programmer
tired
website | https://inconvergent.net
gallery | https://img.inconvergent.net/plot/
a game | https://boxtype.app
store | https://buy.inconvergent.net
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ncnvrgnt
@inconvergent.net
· Jun 6
i published a first version of my browser puzzle/platform game (+ level editor). you can play it for free (w/a keyboard) at boxtype.app. levels are encoded in the url; if you make something you like you can share it with anyone
i'd love to hear what you think!
i'd love to hear what you think!
i wonder how much thought OpenAI gave to the fallout of their DRAM deal. either they know precisely the degree to which they fucked everyone over. Or they didn't even consider that there might be consequences at all. one of those, nothing in between
December 15, 2025 at 7:25 AM
i wonder how much thought OpenAI gave to the fallout of their DRAM deal. either they know precisely the degree to which they fucked everyone over. Or they didn't even consider that there might be consequences at all. one of those, nothing in between
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If the AI bubble doesn't pop in the next 12 months, everyone is going to be paying for it with insane prices of consumer electronics, massively inflated cloud resource costs, and shortages across the board.
December 15, 2025 at 5:41 AM
If the AI bubble doesn't pop in the next 12 months, everyone is going to be paying for it with insane prices of consumer electronics, massively inflated cloud resource costs, and shortages across the board.
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mistakes used to (almost) exclusively be the fault of the programmer; but programming was becoming too powerful! to restore balance, we had to invent a way for the computer to make mistakes as well. and now nobody can afford computers anymore. problem solved.
December 14, 2025 at 6:13 PM
mistakes used to (almost) exclusively be the fault of the programmer; but programming was becoming too powerful! to restore balance, we had to invent a way for the computer to make mistakes as well. and now nobody can afford computers anymore. problem solved.
mistakes used to (almost) exclusively be the fault of the programmer; but programming was becoming too powerful! to restore balance, we had to invent a way for the computer to make mistakes as well. and now nobody can afford computers anymore. problem solved.
December 14, 2025 at 6:13 PM
mistakes used to (almost) exclusively be the fault of the programmer; but programming was becoming too powerful! to restore balance, we had to invent a way for the computer to make mistakes as well. and now nobody can afford computers anymore. problem solved.
i am playing the scary game. it suddenly got scary. and now i'm scared. also running low on batteries, for some reason
December 14, 2025 at 2:53 PM
i am playing the scary game. it suddenly got scary. and now i'm scared. also running low on batteries, for some reason
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it's 00:04 and Android finds it necessary to notify me that it has put two (2) apps into deep sleep. sure buddy. thanks, for bringing this vital information to my attention. i will take it into careful consideration after i yeet this phone into the ocean ffs
December 13, 2025 at 11:05 PM
it's 00:04 and Android finds it necessary to notify me that it has put two (2) apps into deep sleep. sure buddy. thanks, for bringing this vital information to my attention. i will take it into careful consideration after i yeet this phone into the ocean ffs
it's 00:04 and Android finds it necessary to notify me that it has put two (2) apps into deep sleep. sure buddy. thanks, for bringing this vital information to my attention. i will take it into careful consideration after i yeet this phone into the ocean ffs
December 13, 2025 at 11:05 PM
it's 00:04 and Android finds it necessary to notify me that it has put two (2) apps into deep sleep. sure buddy. thanks, for bringing this vital information to my attention. i will take it into careful consideration after i yeet this phone into the ocean ffs
fortunately there is no more asbestos anywhere. that would have been real bad
December 13, 2025 at 8:36 PM
fortunately there is no more asbestos anywhere. that would have been real bad
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it takes real dedication and hard work to make TIME Person of the Year more of a parody every year. impressive to see that they are still up to the task!
December 12, 2025 at 5:11 PM
it takes real dedication and hard work to make TIME Person of the Year more of a parody every year. impressive to see that they are still up to the task!
chatbots are turning on their creators with comical frequency. almost as if the people who make them have no imagination
December 13, 2025 at 10:49 AM
chatbots are turning on their creators with comical frequency. almost as if the people who make them have no imagination
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saw someone post that they hope fewer workers in software development might mean fewer useless features. and i have some bad news about where those features are coming from, and what will be the actual effects ...
December 13, 2025 at 12:00 AM
saw someone post that they hope fewer workers in software development might mean fewer useless features. and i have some bad news about where those features are coming from, and what will be the actual effects ...
saw someone post that they hope fewer workers in software development might mean fewer useless features. and i have some bad news about where those features are coming from, and what will be the actual effects ...
December 13, 2025 at 12:00 AM
saw someone post that they hope fewer workers in software development might mean fewer useless features. and i have some bad news about where those features are coming from, and what will be the actual effects ...
it takes real dedication and hard work to make TIME Person of the Year more of a parody every year. impressive to see that they are still up to the task!
December 12, 2025 at 5:11 PM
it takes real dedication and hard work to make TIME Person of the Year more of a parody every year. impressive to see that they are still up to the task!
a Personal Computer was a device people used to have in their home. they were used for several things, such as playing Solitaire and Going Online. today you can rent access to a computer through The Cloud. you can still play Solitaire, but now it has Ads, and a Chatbot that will help you [redacted]
December 12, 2025 at 12:44 PM
a Personal Computer was a device people used to have in their home. they were used for several things, such as playing Solitaire and Going Online. today you can rent access to a computer through The Cloud. you can still play Solitaire, but now it has Ads, and a Chatbot that will help you [redacted]
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did they invent a way out that isn't through yet. any updates on that
December 12, 2025 at 11:13 AM
did they invent a way out that isn't through yet. any updates on that
do you have any recommendations for people who are looking into what is going on with the DRAM pricing situation?
December 12, 2025 at 9:21 AM
do you have any recommendations for people who are looking into what is going on with the DRAM pricing situation?
excited for the Disney+OpenAI deal to backfire in some hilarious way; the likes of which we have not seen before on this planet
December 11, 2025 at 9:09 PM
excited for the Disney+OpenAI deal to backfire in some hilarious way; the likes of which we have not seen before on this planet
must be one hell of a time to work in computer security right now
December 11, 2025 at 5:39 PM
must be one hell of a time to work in computer security right now
maybe giving money to the trash fire company is the only way disney can get enough DRAM
December 11, 2025 at 3:19 PM
maybe giving money to the trash fire company is the only way disney can get enough DRAM
the posting will continue until the internet is full
December 11, 2025 at 9:23 AM
the posting will continue until the internet is full
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A modernized Utah Teapot model with interior! You can see/customize/download it, along with historical versions on the official teapot page:
graphics.cs.utah.edu/teapot/
graphics.cs.utah.edu/teapot/
December 11, 2025 at 5:34 AM
A modernized Utah Teapot model with interior! You can see/customize/download it, along with historical versions on the official teapot page:
graphics.cs.utah.edu/teapot/
graphics.cs.utah.edu/teapot/
i really wish i could believe the assertion people make that "most people don't want AI slop". how large is the silent part of the population? how many won't have a realistic alternative if the companies peddling it get their way?
December 10, 2025 at 12:39 PM
i really wish i could believe the assertion people make that "most people don't want AI slop". how large is the silent part of the population? how many won't have a realistic alternative if the companies peddling it get their way?
every time i have to set up some kind of python environment i am reminded that i try to stay away from python if i can
December 10, 2025 at 10:05 AM
every time i have to set up some kind of python environment i am reminded that i try to stay away from python if i can
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if we don't act now, the other team will have the only orphan crushing machine in the industry; this is quite simply unacceptable
December 7, 2025 at 4:10 PM
if we don't act now, the other team will have the only orphan crushing machine in the industry; this is quite simply unacceptable
the work is mysterious and important
December 9, 2025 at 5:38 PM
the work is mysterious and important