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Below is a long blog post about 10 years of my life in the game industry. I hope that you will find it interesting and useful, even if only for entertainment value: The first half was written around April-May when I had time to reflect on what happened during last year (2015) as well as previous years. The second half is more recent, since May or June this year. It contains some details not mentioned previously, especially regarding the development process at EA and DICE over the past few months. Since all information below may be outdated by now, please check my LinkedIn profile instead! :-) It’s been almost ten years since I started working with games fulltime after graduating from school. So many things have changed along these years - both inside me personally but also in terms of technology trends and market developments. As much fun as it has been, there are definitely times where work became more tedious than exciting – one of those periods being right now while writing up this blog post! There were plenty other ups & downs throughout these years too though so let’s get straight into them before diving deeper later… I want to take some time here today because tomorrow marks another milestone—the tenth anniversary of my arrival at Electronic Arts Sweden AB (“EAS”). In celebration we are having an event where current employees can come together with former ones who worked here back then (and their families). My original plan wasn’t going anywhere near EAS headquarters until July 6th; however due to unforeseen circumstances caused mainly by bad luck rather than good fortune, this occasion happens earlier than expected–so without further ado lets dive deep into how everything went down….. Growing Up With Games [0] So far my gaming career has consisted mostly playing video games like Super Mario Bros., Sonic The Hedgehog and Metal Gear Solid. Back then everyone knew they loved videogames but nobody called themselves gamers yet which led me towards thinking ‘maybe someday’. That day finally came once upon A Time When Everything Was Perfectly Fine And Working Out Just Right For Me Until Something Went Horribly Wrong Then Weird Things Start Happening After Which Everything Is Ruined Forever Because Of Course Now Everyone Knows Exactly How Much You Suck At Playing Video Games Based On Your Score Or Rank Amongst Other Stuff Like This So You Have To Stop Doing Anything Else Besides Being Awful At Them Or Nobody Will Ever Respect You Again Which Makes Life Less Fun For All Those Around Us Who Are Not Gamers Yet Either By Default Or Choice Whatever Reason They Chose Not To Be One Regardless Of Their Skill Level In Any Given Game But If Somebody Didn’t Get Better Quick Enough He/She Would End Up Below is a long blog post about 2017 and my plans for the new year. I’ve been writing this since Christmas Day, but it has taken me two weeks to finish as life keeps getting in the way! Anyway… here goes: As we all know by now, it was a terrible end of year on Wall Street with some saying that December was one of the worst months ever recorded (there were only eight days when stocks gained). This follows an excellent first half where equities had their best quarterly performance in over ten years thanks to Donald Trump’s election win coupled with better than expected earnings. With so many people out buying Apple shares at $95 last week, I suspect they are even more expensive today. However, if you look back through history, there have always been periods like these; bad quarters followed by good ones. That being said, investors shouldn’t be too complacent – markets can fall just as fast as they rise. The biggest concern going into next month will be whether or not Congress gets its act together after the House passed tax reform legislation late Monday night following three hours of debate before casting votes along party lines - a move which could signal future problems for President-elect Donald J. Trump because Republicans lost seats across America during midterm elections held last November due mainly to opposition against him from Democrats who felt he wasn’t listening enough during campaign season when asked what should happen regarding immigration policy changes within our borders.* Now comes word that Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell might make changes soon before sending bill off floor later tonight (or tomorrow morning) *Note: The Republican Party did lose ground during those midterms; however, don’t forget that GOP candidates won key races including governorships in states such Virginia & New Jersey — places Obama carried twice despite having no chance winning either state during his final run for presidential office back then…so keep things balanced properly please!! :) We had another busy month of market news. Here are few highlights that stood out. Bitcoin continues to climb higher. It reached above USD$8k per coin earlier this month before pulling back slightly below par levels again recently around $6834/BTC according to Coindesk data site reports published yesterday evening (December 1st). As mentioned previously though, Bitcoins price gains seem unlikely given current fundamentals unless something unexpected happens between now until January 2nd - when prices tend towards stability once more every year around this time period anyway :) . Etherium also saw significant growth throughout October although less dramatic compared previous months seen thus far this calendar year overall speaking.. Facebook’s Libra Cryptocurrency Launched Today At SXSW Interactive Festival In Austin Texas USA!!! #SXSWI #LibraCrypto #BitcoinNews #Ethereum Below is a long blog post about 4D printing, or additive manufacturing of four-dimensional objects. A few months ago I made this video for the 3DEXPERIENCE website: (For more videos on that site please see here.) In the video above you will notice that I use the term “4D” to refer to what some call Fourth Dimension Printing (FDP), or Additive Manufacture in Four Space Variables (AMFS). In my previous blog posts I have referred to it as “4-dimensionally printed parts”, or just plain old AMFS — but then someone pointed out to me that calling it FDP may be preferable since people associate “four dimensions with time.” So I am going along with that nomenclature from now on… Here’s another way of thinking about it: I could say that 4D refers to the dimension of time and its associated variables; thus, when we are referring specifically to this technology we should call it Time-Dependent 3D Fabrication (TDF) because there would always be at least two spatial dimensions involved. The TDF concept was introduced by John Hartmann back in 1986 [pdf]. But nowadays the name “Fourth Dimensional Printing” has become so commonplace among researchers working on related topics such as shape memory materials, smart materials, programmability through chemical reactions etc., that it seems appropriate to continue using that term within our own field. And besides – why reinvent the wheel? 🙂 So, how does one go about creating something like an object whose function changes over time? It turns out that these types of things were already being done in computer science decades before anyone thought about building them physically. Take for example this quote which appears early on during an interview between Dr. Michael Littman & Prof Richard Sutton where they talk about robotics & AI: “You mentioned having robots learn skills automatically via trial & error.. how do we train them not only once they know their task well enough to succeed repeatedly without mistakes but also while knowing very little initially?” asked Dr Littman. To which Professor Sutton responded: “We can take advantage of machine learning techniques developed originally for computer vision problems involving recognizing different kinds of shapes–either textured surfaces viewed under various light conditions or silhouettes seen against background noise patterns.“ By applying those same methods we can enable machines (such as self driving cars!) to recognize situations dynamically rather than simply following prescribed rules set up ahead of time based upon training data gathered previously offline! This approach allows us to develop systems capable of performing tasks normally reserved solely for humans including complex tasks requiring high levels intelligence.” That statement alone provides quite useful insight into how we might begin tackling issues related towards designing 4d-printed devices! Let’s dig Below is a long blog post about 3D printing. 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So yeah definitely looking forward seeing familiar faces once again especially yours truly :-) Writers have often commented on how difficult it is finding topic ideas when composing essay assignments – especially if asked write piece discuss certain issue thoroughly analyze situation objectively offer recommendations conclusion Below is a long blog post about 14 of the best things to do in and around New York City. It’s meant for people who are thinking of going to NYC but aren’t sure where they should go or what they want to see/do while there, so I hope it will be helpful! Note: This list isn’t exhaustive, nor does it include all of my favorite places in Brooklyn (though many are listed). But if you don’t have time to explore everything else that this city has to offer beyond Manhattan, hopefully this can help with your decision-making process. :) And hey - maybe even some locals might learn something new here too! Let me know if any other ideas come up as you read through these suggestions; happy exploring!! 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