"No one can afford to buy games" is one explanation for what's going on in the games industry but it doesn't really explain the rapid contraction. I think more salient factors are:
1. dependency on external investment that has dried up
2. rapidly changing patterns of consumption post-covid
I will not support any funding deal that puts money in the hands of Stephen Miller, Kristi Noem, and this violent agency. Defund and abolish ICE now.
Top US Army general says he’s using ChatGPT to help make key command decisions
dawg we are gonna lose a war because ChatGPT has this guy mobilizing divisions that don't exist and tasking real troops with holding mountain passes and ports an LLM hallucinated
I don't understand the "I asked chatGPT" crowd.
Like, how TF did you lose the ability to source information and desire to learn a new skill?
The fact we have secret police whisking people off the streets doesn’t get enough attention. It ain’t normal and we’re further down the road to authoritarianism than you think.
Suddenly mad that we'll never get a Discworld book in which the wizards invent something like Large Language Monsters that eat everyone's stuff before regurgitating it, and Vimes arrests them all for being bloody stupid
A great presentation for anyone transitioning to Unreal Engine by @dakotaherold.bsky.social and @jboswell.bsky.social 👇 #uetips
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ef_5...
this is how your email finds me
This is literally all of us
