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- Comment on ZeniMax staff discuss Microsoft's "inhumane" mass layoffs and how the future looks for the "carcass of workers that remains" 1 day ago:
They claim staff were removed from company communications such as Slack and email before human resources had even made contact to inform them whether they’d been let go.
The creative energy they put into inventing new reasons for gamedevs to hate their job could be better put in, like, games?
- Comment on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman thinks some jobs will be 'totally, totally gone' thanks to AI, but he still wouldn't trust ChatGPT with his 'medical fate' 1 day ago:
Samuel Cultman and his search for a suitable application.
- Comment on That sounds like a fun thing to do 1 day ago:
You get The List person and never return them.
- Comment on How Coldplay actually sounds 1 day ago:
My boy Goro Majima doesn’t visit such boring ventures.
- Comment on Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival - Announcement Trailer 2 days ago:
If this trailer references some plot point from the actual game, I’d be interested in learning why she reached out for the ancient puzzlebox in the middle of couple’s bathing.
- Comment on Bubble Trouble 2 days ago:
That’s probably Machine Learning, the root category of tools and the origin of LLMs, not Large Language Models themselves we call ‘AI’. These have many applications they are efficient at gradually explored from the 80s I believe, while the AI boom involving Google, Meta, OpenAI and others is about generalistic chatbots that are bad in just about everything they used in. I’m putting that distinction not because I’m an ass, but because I don’t want the hype wave to get more credibility on the back of real scientifical and technological progress.
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- Comment on Nintendo can disable your Switch 2 for piracy in the U.S., but not in Europe, as confirmed by its EULA 3 days ago:
It’s gonna be a shame if H4ckerM4n2015 may brick you Switch after loosing a game of Mario Kart.
- Comment on Vibe coding service Replit deleted production database 3 days ago:
I doubt their claim. How does LLM communicate directly to different systems in their infrastructure? What even promts it to act to begin with?
Unless they went out of their way creating such interface for some reason, it is plain bullshit and human error, or a coverup by a skinbag CEO. He made screenshots of LLM taking the blame on itself that, as a concept, completely impossible, and we belive his lying ass lips. If only he asked it, at what stage AI is now, he could’ve lied better.
- Comment on I may have a chance to see GWAR later this year; what should I know before going? 3 days ago:
I wonder if there ever were fake fans coming with tees covered in real piss\shit\cum\blood.
- Comment on A place for Vermintide\Darktide fans to post memes and discussion threads 3 days ago:
I thought I pasted it in the article field while posting it. Wtf.
- Submitted 4 days ago to newcommunities@lemmy.world | 4 comments
- Comment on Japan sets new internet speed world record — 4 million times faster than average US speeds 4 days ago:
Content becomes a lot bigger in size while we get too used to getting it immediately. I could’ve laughed and how I set a PC to torrent overnight in pre-100MB times, but with games liberally crossing 100GB line I can see myself going back to that.
- Comment on Elon Musk’s Neuralink filed as ‘disadvantaged business’ before being valued at $9 billion 4 days ago:
Disadvantaged by having elon.
- Comment on What should I get my online friend for their birthday? 5 days ago:
Have you considered sending them a physical letter? You can put a lot of digital goods as codes there (even steam games, albeit bought in 3rd party stores), also gift cards like ‘$10 in X store chain’ if that’s a thing at their place, but the novelty (hehe) of getting a birthday card that they can keep is waaay more cool than a gift notification. See if that’s possible and is up your alley.
- Comment on You'd need to calculate the compound interest 6 days ago:
Unethical number game suggests that if you invest 5mil into property now, you’d soon afford to double that, then quadruple that, then… By the end of said term, every square meter of Earth would hold some kind of an empty apartment complex.
- Comment on How Android phones became an earthquake warning system 6 days ago:
everyone claps
Google: Buildings collapse
- Comment on One day😔🤞 1 week ago:
Jumping for Johnson Shambling for shaft Bladerunning for blossom Steamrolling for staff
- Comment on order error 1 week ago:
shii take man
- Comment on Personal Responsibility 1 week ago:
Is these mirrors or pieces of rope?
- Comment on Linux Reaches 5% Desktop Market Share In USA 1 week ago:
OS reveal perty and it’s a penguin.
- Comment on Stardew Valley dethrones Valve classic as Steam’s top-rated game 2 weeks ago:
I agree. But hear me out:
Portal 3 explores the fleet of Gaben’s megayachts with puzzles to get a control of them and also some abordaging\swimming mini-games to get from one to another, from smaller to bigger, with the last one being the promised Aurora Borealis, where game leaves us on an uncertain moment after we too see the feared G-Man but in Freeman’s glasses, got catched by a Smoker’s tonque in mall ninja rainbow colouring, only to be freed by Pudge teaming up with Scout.
VALVE TEAM: THE END OF LIFE FOR DEATH FORTRESS: EPISODE FOUR: THE PORTAL TO THE INTERNATIONAL
- Comment on Stardew Valley dethrones Valve classic as Steam’s top-rated game 2 weeks ago:
The Talos Principle became an interesting spin on the idea of FPS puzzles that try to keep you engaged. They got more direct with introducing the lore of the world around each time (P1<TTP1≈P2<TTP2). The puzzles are probably less eye-catching because you rarely shoot yourself into air, they are closer to classic 2d logic timekiller games, but I find these games are what Valve need to look at to see if they want to expand the world like that in their own way. If we assume Portal 3 would be about portals, wouldn’t reinvent the formula from the ground up, I think they’d need to go for higher stakes, and seemingly expanding the world or the mission at hand (from the probably sterile conditions of it all affecting just Chel and Apperture’s robots and facilities), be it an escape into the outer world of some sort (although it overlaps with Half-Life, is it bad?) or make her herself not the only thing at stake. My only hope is that it won’t be AR\VR\whatever experience because it would make me nauseos and\or poor.
- Comment on 2010 2 weeks ago:
We are all rage now and no comedy whatsoever.
- Comment on King forgot his crown 2 weeks ago:
Is that the gift economy I keep hearing about?
- Comment on There are major holes in this theory 2 weeks ago:
I’d do my own research (on youtube).
- Comment on Don't let it be you 2 weeks ago:
I remember the last one and the NSFL vid of a person on the hill being so insanely drunk they couldn’t recognize their hand got blow-sprayed all over the place, tried to wave with loosely hanging fingers and nulled palm, blood flowing, when others shouted at them and helped them climb down.
Just people and their life choices. They should’ve been educated better, find their place in live, get nice hobbies and all. But all they’ve nurtured in themselves over 30-something years with a heavy help of the society and the media is an ameriKKKan identity, drugging oneself into a half-conscious being and celebrating these two with fireworks they could’ve ripped their head off if they got the call at the time and answered it with a hand with explosives.
Other proles aren’t one’s natural enemies or obstacles, but their conditioning under existing anti-intellectual, anti-social programming, makes many of them suicidally stupid with a possible, prominent, evident danger to others.
- Comment on Disturbed 3 weeks ago:
It’s not Disturbed, it’s Distributed.
- Comment on Millions of websites to get 'game-changing' AI bot blocker 3 weeks ago:
It’s OurFlare, comrade.
- Comment on And you still don't believe in God? 3 weeks ago:
But would Jesus complain if there was a mistake in his order, would he swap it himself or just let it be?
