Re:Building an Open Source GPU
by bobthebuilders on Friday May 07, 2021 @08:43PM
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Do you have any sources, or is this just name calling?
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See the tone of the sibling comment replying to me, but also, here's their blog:
https://redgpu.medium.com/valve-pays-to-harass-me-or-how-val...
https://redgpu.medium.com/shove-your-amplification-shader-a4...
Here's them falsely claiming they are an official Valve contractor (conversations with Valve contacts in my network denied this): https://redgpu.medium.com/redgpu-is-now-an-official-valve-co...
Re:Building an Open Source GPU
by Procedural on Friday May 07, 2021 @09:11PM
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> Here's them falsely claiming they are an official Valve contractor (conversations with Valve contacts in my network denied this)
I pointed this out to show that you can't verify who is a Valve contractor and who is not, because that's how Valve can get away with stealing Microsoft's intellectual property.
So yes, I am a Valve contractor. (conversations with Valve contacts in my network confirm this)
Re:Building an Open Source GPU
by Procedural on Friday May 07, 2021 @09:07PM
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It's probably related to Valve employees attacking me on the Internet when I found out Valve steals Microsoft's DirectX 12 features for Steam on Linux: https://github.com/redgpu/redgpu/blob/master/Blog/2020_09_09...
Re:Building an Open Source GPU
by Procedural on Friday May 07, 2021 @10:19PM
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Just noticed they deleted most of the coordinated attack tweets, good thing I archived them: https://github.com/procedural/vkd3d_by_valve/commit/eec812ae...