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Senior Rendering EngineerCD ProjektBoston MA us8 hours agoApplyJob DescriptionCD PROJEKT RED is looking for a Senior Rendering Engineer to join our office in Boston to work on Cyberpunk 2, the next major video game in the Cyberpunk franchise. In this role, you will become part of the team responsible for developing rendering solutions and optimizations to enable designers and artists to deliver the vision of the game.Utilizing Unreal Engine 5, you’ll help define the future of visual fidelity in our games while collaborating with engineers and artists to breathe life into our titles.Responsibilities:Maintaining and optimizing existing rendering systems.Developing new rendering solutions for large-scale problems.Working closely with art teams to provide performant and effective solutions.Bringing our characters and worlds to life with your rendering knowledge.Optimizing performance & memory utilization.Qualifications7+ years of industry experience.Fluent C++ and in-depth experience with graphics programming are essential.Professional knowledge of Unreal Engine, preferably a shipped title with UE technology.Extensive knowledge of rendering techniques and GPU/CPU architecture.Comprehensive multithreaded programming experience.Experience with one or more low-level graphics API (DirectX12, Vulkan, console, etc.).Thorough experience with at least one graphics debugging tool (RenderDoc, Pix, console-specific, etc.)Experience with low-level profiling and optimization.Effective communication skills, responsibility, sense of ownership and dedication for work.A proactive attitude towards helping the team to get their work done faster and more efficiently.Nice to have:Shipped at least one Unreal-based project.Additional InformationThis job can be fully remote from the USA or Canada.Health & Well-beingCompany paid medical healthcare (dental vision & mental).Paid Leave — 20 days of holiday for every team member per year (26 days after two years).No dress-code — we like to keep it casual.401K with employer matching.Gym Membership Reimbursement.Perks & Professional GrowthFlexible working hours.Trainings, lectures and courses — internal workshops, knowledge-sharing initiatives, online tutorials, and e-learning classes are all available. There’s always something to learn!Merch — gifts for newborn rebels and regular chances to nab some cool swag!A welcome pack filled with goodies — to help you feel right at home once you join the team.Life in the OfficeDog-friendly office — dog owner? Bring your pooch with you and look after them while working! There’s always a furry friend or two to meet at the studio.Truly international working environment — a chance to meet and work with a diverse selection of people from all around the world.If you have observed any irregularities in our recruitment process please click here to report them.Company DescriptionTo create revolutionary, story-driven RPGs which go straight to the hearts of gamers — this is our mission. Want to dive deeper into our company’s culture? Explore our social media and check out our YouTube channel where we share behind-the-scenes insights and stories direct from our team members! Create Your Profile — Game companies can contact you with their relevant job openings. Apply

After deep consultation with our community, customers, and partners, we’ve made the decision to cancel the Runtime Fee for our games customers, effective immediately. Non-gaming Industry customers are not impacted by this modification.Over the last 20 years, we’ve partnered with brilliant designers and developers, artists and engineers, publishers and platforms, to build a world where great games could be built by anyone, for everyone. We called it “democratizing game development,” and it remains our core mission today. However, we can’t pursue that mission in conflict with our customers; at its heart, it must be a partnership built on trust. I’ve been able to connect with many of you over the last three months, and I’ve heard time and time again that you want a strong Unity, and understand that price increases are a necessary part of what enables us to invest in moving gaming forward. But those increases needn’t come in a novel and controversial new form. We want to deliver value at a fair price in the right way so that you will continue to feel comfortable building your business over the long term with Unity as your partner. And we’re confident that if we’re good partners and deliver great software and services, we’ve barely scratched the surface of what we can do together.So we’re reverting to our existing seat-based subscription model for all gaming customers, including those who adopt Unity 6, the most performant and stable version of Unity yet, later this year.Here’s what you can expect: Unity Personal: As announced last year, Unity Personal will remain free, and we’ll be doubling the current revenue and funding ceiling from $100,000 to $200,000 USD. This means more of you can use Unity at no cost. The Made with Unity splash screen will become optional for Unity Personal games made with Unity 6 when it launches later this year.Unity Pro and Unity Enterprise: We’ll be modifying subscription pricing and the qualifying annual revenue thresholds, effective January 1, 2025. These changes will apply to all new and existing Unity Pro and Enterprise customers when you purchase, upgrade, or renew a subscription on or after this date.Unity Pro: An 8% subscription price increase to $2,200 USD annually per seat will apply to Unity Pro. Unity Pro will be required for customers with more than $200,000 USD of total annual revenue and funding.Unity Enterprise: A 25% subscription price increase will apply to Unity Enterprise. Unity Enterprise will be required for customers with more than $25 million USD of total annual revenue and funding. A minimum subscription requirement may also apply. Because this set of our largest customers have unique needs and use many of our products and services, we’ll be contacting everyone in the days ahead to discuss customized packages.From this point forward, it’s our intention to revert to a more traditional cycle of considering any potential price increases only on an annual basis. Our commitment remains that if we change the Editor software terms in ways that impact you, you may continue using your current version of the software under the previously agreed terms as long as you keep using that version. We updated this commitment last year on our GitHub repository and at unity.com/legal. You can read more about all the details of our 2025 pricing changes here.Canceling the Runtime Fee for games and instituting these pricing changes will allow us to continue investing to improve game development for everyone while also being better partners. Thank you all for your trust and continued support. We look forward to many more years of making great games together.– Matt

L'époque Serge Tisseron, psychiatre et psychanalyste : « La psychologie du XXIe siècle sera celle des interactions entre l’humain et la machine. L’éducation doit y préparer la jeunesse » Lorsque ces chatbots endossent le rôle d’âmes sœurs cajoleuses, le docteur en psychologie rappelle dans un entretien au « Monde » qu’il s’agit avant tout de « services marchands » en trompe-l’œil. Et que l’utilisateur doit les considérer comme tels. Article réservé aux abonnés Serge Tisseron, à Paris, en 2015. JEAN-LUC BERTINI / PASCO Fin observateur des mutations du rapport que nous cultivons avec la technologie, le psychiatre et psychanalyste Serge Tisseron codirige le diplôme universitaire de cyberpsychologie, dispensé par l’université Paris Cité. C’est avec un œil circonspect que l’auteur du Jour où mon robot m’aimera (Albin Michel, 2015) constate la floraison d’agents conversationnels façonnés pour séduire. Replika, Character.ai, Butterfly.ai… Depuis une dizaine d’années, une vague de start-up misent sur le compagnonnage numérique, sous forme de chatbots. Assiste-t-on à un tournant dans l’usage de l’intelligence artificielle ? Indéniablement, nous empruntons un virage plus « intimiste » vis-à-vis de cet outil. Et plusieurs signes précurseurs annonçaient la tendance. Remontons la bobine : la première intelligence artificielle [IA], baptisée « Eliza » et née en 1966, était un robot conversationnel simulant des interactions psychothérapeutiques. A l’époque, déjà, la « bienveillance » du logiciel émouvait ses programmeurs, au point de s’y attacher émotionnellement. Le pilote du projet [Joseph Weizenbaum, 1923-2008] s’en était scandalisé, en des termes qui mériteraient d’être imprimés dans chaque laboratoire des apprentis sorciers de l’IA : « Jamais je n’aurais cru qu’une machine aussi simple puisse provoquer de tels délires chez des gens normaux. » Il vous reste 78.08% de cet article à lire. La suite est réservée aux abonnés.

La Quimera, the story-driven FPS from the developers formerly known as 4A Games Ukraine, has been delayed--just after reviews for the game went live.Dmytro Lymar, co-founder and CEO of developer Reburn, said in a statement that the studio ran into "some unforeseen challenges" related to La Quimera being the company's first title as an independent studio."We are trying our best to address the matters as quickly as possible, while also navigating the circumstances we’re faced with here in the Ukraine," the developer said, acknowledging the ongoing Russian offensive into Ukraine.Continue Reading at GameSpot

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Spring is here, and for some that means it’s time to get outside and start enjoying the fresh air. If that doesn’t sound like you, then Netflix has quite a few great horror movies to fill your time with instead. This month, we handpicked a few of the best horror movies on Netflix that fit the current season. Sometimes they pair well with an upcoming release. Other titles might be new additions to the platform. We’ve put together a list of movies to help you pick which scary movie is right for you, including a fantastic horror film that already feels like a modern classic, an animated movie that looks absolutely gorgeous, and a Thai horror-comedy that will leave you in stitches — one way or another. Editor’s pick: Talk to Me Directors: Michael Philippou and Danny PhilippouCast: Sophia Wilde, Zoe Terakes, Joe Bird In Talk to Me, a group of teenagers finds a magical embalmed hand that can be used to communicate with the dead. So, they do what any group of teens would: immediately start using it as a party drug. Hold the hand just right, say a few spooky words, and suddenly you’re granted a brief connection with the other side. And it’s all totally safe, so long as you don’t overstay your welcome. Of course, it’s all fun and games until someone gets possessed. From first-time directors Michael and Danny Philippou, Talk to Me feels fantastically fresh and inventive. The script flies along, never stopping to overexplain itself, and only giving you the information you need to keep the scares rolling. Even better, the Philippou brothers (who got their start as the YouTube duo RackaRacka) make terrific use of the camera, letting it dynamically fly around the room from one character to the next, catching every horrified reaction and bizarre movement when the possessions finally start. Talk to Me is easily one of the most exciting horror movies of the decade so far, and with the duo’s next movie due out soon, now’s the perfect time to catch up. —Austen Goslin Mononoke the Movie: The Phantom in the Rain Director: Kenji NakamuraCast: Hiroshi Kamiya, Tomoyo Kurosawa, Aoi Yūki There are literally hundreds of horror movies centered around exorcisms. Most are bad, fewer are competent, and only a rare handful can truly be considered exceptional. But even among the latter, Mononoke the Movie: The Phantom in the Rain is unlike any exorcism horror film you’ve likely ever seen. The first in a trilogy of movies set in the universe of Kenji Nakamura’s Mononoke, this psychedelic period mystery centers around the Medicine Seller, the demon-slaying Poirot of the Edo period, who must find a way to exorcise a malevolent spirit that has taken root at the heart of the emperor’s Ōoku.  While newcomers to the series might be left confused by the film’s symbolic imagery and byzantine plot structure, the visuals alone are worth experiencing for themselves. With the second installment expected to be released in the U.S. sometime later this year, now is as good a time as any to dive headfirst into the phantasmagorical head trip that is Mononoke. —Toussaint Egan Dead Talents Society Director: John HsuCast: Gingle Wang, Sandrine Pinna, Chen Bolin If you enjoy Beetlejuice, Monsters, Inc., or What We Do in the Shadows, you’ll love this Taiwanese horror comedy about a washed-up poltergeist who enlists a new protege in her bid for renewed stardom. Set in a version of the underworld that thrives on the attention and revenue garnered by scaring the ever-loving daylights out of the living, Dead Talents Society centers on Catherine (Sandrine Pinna), a once thriving “ghostress” now down on her luck. After being introduced via her agent Makoto (Chen Bolin), she takes on a new apprentice in the form of “Rookie” (Gingle Wang), a novice spirit who must earn her keep in the mortal realm or risk being expelled from existence. As hilarious as it is horrifying, Dead Talents Society is as much a kooky horror comedy as it is a tongue-in-cheek satire of the KPI-driven bubble that is the entertainment industry. Come for the laughs, stay for the scares. —TE

We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication.There hasn't been a better opportunity for Android users to get a Google Pixel Watch, provided they don't mind being a bit behind the times: Woot is currently selling the first generation GPS + Cellular Google Pixel Watch for $79.99, 76% off the original $329.99selling price. This is the cheapest the wearable has ever been, according to price tracking tools. (Note that Woot only ships to the 48 contiguous states in the U.S. If you have Amazon Prime, you get free shipping; otherwise, it’ll be $6 to ship.) Google Pixel Watch (1st Gen) (GPS + Cellular) Condition: New, Model: GPS + Cellular, Screen Size: 41mm $79.99 at Woot $329.99 Save $250.00 Get Deal Get Deal $79.99 at Woot $329.99 Save $250.00 The original Google Pixel Watch came out in 2022, so you won't be getting the latest tech (that would be the Google Pixel Watch 3). Still, it's under $100 and still pretty capable. The Pixel Watch is a stylish hybrid watch with some fitness features, but it leans more towards a smartwatch than a fitness-oriented watch, according to CNET's review. The health and fitness features use metrics from Fitbit, which Google acquired back in 2021).The watch is only available on sale in its 41mm size. Since this is the GPS + Cellular (or LTE) version, you'll be able to use its features, make calls, send texts, and use apps independently of wifi signal or being near your phone.The main downside of the Google Pixel Watch is its battery life—it lasts only a bit over a day, depending on your use. It's not the worst, since you'll be able to use it to track your sleep even after using it all day. The Pixel doesn't work with Apple phones, but any Android phone is compatible. You can read more about the features in PCMag's "excellent" review.

MasterClass is a good platform to learn a new skill and transfer that doom-scrolling energy into something more productive — and probably more fun, too. Now, you can sign up for MasterClass at a discount: plans are 40 percent off at the moment as part of a "spring forward" sale. Tiers start at $6 per month, which comes out to $72 in total when billed annually. We reckon the mid-tier Plus plan likely offers the best value here. That includes the ability to watch MasterClass videos on two devices simultaneously. Perhaps more importantly, this tier includes offline viewing, which might come in handy if no in-flight entertainment options grab your interest the next time you're traveling. The Plus plan is available for the equivalent of $9 per month when billed annually ($108 total), down from $15 per month. There are more than 200 classes available on MasterClass, including lessons from some of the top names in each relevant industry. You might learn about how to have a winning mentality from Lewis Hamilton, creative writing from Margaret Atwood, shooting and scoring from Steph Curry, comedy from Steve Martin or home cooking from Alice Waters. The categories of classes include film and TV, health and wellness, science and technology, music, and business. Each class has around 20 video lessons that typically last around 10 minutes long each. You'll get access to a workbook as well to help you absorb the information and understand how to act on it through various exercises. But even if you're not necessarily interested in acquiring new skills, you might simply use MasterClass as you would with any other streaming service, which is one reason why it's among our favorite subscriptions to gift someone. Follow @EngadgetDeals on X for the latest tech deals and buying advice.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/deals/masterclass-deal-save-40-percent-on-an-annual-subscription-154524213.html?src=rss