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title: The Alignment Problem (Book Review)
subtitle: A fascinating history of one of the biggest challenges in AI
tags: alignment problem, ai, machine learning, software
tags: "alignment problem", ai, "machine learning", software
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title: Blood, Sweat and Pixels (Book Review)
subtitle: A Glimpse behind the scenes of Video Games
image: /images/blood_sweat_pixels_book.jpg
tags: blood sweat and pixels, Jason Schreier, book review, video games, software development, programming, game development, behind the scenes, game development process, game development industry
tags: "blood sweat and pixels", "Jason Schreier", "book review", "video games", "software development", programming, "game development", "behind the scenes", "game development process", "game development industry"
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A while ago, I came across the book [Blood, Sweat and Pixels](https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/34376766-blood-sweat-and-pixels), which is a fascinating glimpse inside the world of video game development. I am not a video game player, but I *am* a Software Engineer, so I could relate to many of the development aspects & difficulties. Especially the grind and unrealistic deadlines were relatable for me, as I have also sometimes had to work with tight deadlines, though thankfully much less than was portrayed in this book about the development of video games.
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title: Offline APL - Making ngn/apl a Mobile PWA
image: /images/apl_logo.png
tags: apl, programming, front end web, javascript, progressive web app, mobile app, open source, github
tags: apl, programming, "front end web", javascript, "progressive web app", "mobile app", "open source", github
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Hey everyone! Recently, [my pull request (PR)](https://github.com/abrudz/ngn-apl/pull/3) to add offline Progressive Web App (PWA) capability to `ngn/apl` was accepted. I wanted to share how I went about making this open source contribution. But before we go further, feel free to check out the [`ngn/apl` website](https://abrudz.github.io/ngn-apl) - you can install it as an offline PWA app [like this](https://support.google.com/chrome/answer/9658361).
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