I don't think I was meant to see hemmingway's 6 word story quite so often
12.03.2026 08:11
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I don't think I was meant to see hemmingway's 6 word story quite so often
FOI reveals Pauline Hanson, Matt Canavan & Kevin Hogan have all accessed the government's small-scale renewable energy scheme which provides funding for rooftop solar, solar batteries, solar water heaters & air-sourced heat pumps. #auspol www.theguardian.com/australia-ne...
I want to introduce you all to something myself and @jacksonwryan.com have been working on.
A PRINT MAGAZINE about video games and video game culture.
We know things have been bad for games writing recently. We're asking, "do you want to Continue?"
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I want to know how they plan to build a world model, a traditionally very labor-intensive task.
www.reuters.com/business/ex-...
"—more accurately called artificial artificial intelligence, as it simulates or attempts to present the impression of having interacted with an artificial intelligence rather than being an artificial intelligence itself—"
I, too, think tens of thousands of people should go to prison because sometimes I smell something I don't like
Ever see a famous chunk of shakespeare language performed by someone who understands and clearly communicates its meaning so it actually does kinda seem like a person is thinking it up as you watch
gimme those mechanical fantasy worlds
hello. please look at this incredible list of authors whose craft advice you can get for less than $20. I’m in this and still completely amazed by how good the quality is
This is a good response.
looking at the GDC talks for this year and this kinda sums it up, huh
Live and drink, cardguy5.
More urgent than ever to dump Windows for Linux this year, if you’re able (yes not everyone is). My main advice is to start toying around with Linux sooner than later, so you feel more ready when stakes get more dire. I strongly wish I had started years ago, but next best time is now.
Quite literally, until you have 10 reviews Steam doesn't surface you at all.
Those first 10 reviews change everything. If you see a game with less than 10 reviews, you are being shown a life you can dramatically improve.
But in Room 46, there's a secret fifth notebook containing a cipher that unlocks a hidden message in the other four
Yay, Glebe Island Bridge confirmed to be reopening for pedestrians and cyclists!
We did it! 🤯🎉
www.timeout.com/sydney/news/...
THE DEATH OF US SCIENCE ☠️
The reason why some people think the New York Times is a liberal paper is because in like 1986 a far right wing talk radio simpleton called the New York Times a liberal paper. Most American political thought is based on scenarios like this
Don't print lies in the newspaper. That doesn't just mean in the news section. The opinion section, which benefits from less urgency, demands *more* stringent honesty in both making sure the authors are saying what they actually mean and telling the truth about factual assertions.
I agree with this so much. This results in many studios bodging it, implementing something without narrative input or shoving things in late. It's also very frustrating when mentoring new narrative designers because there's no one place to direct them to learn.
To understand what's happening in Iran today, you have to know about the history of Western intervention in the country.
In the early 1900s, the British secured oil rights in the country until 1993, where they only agreed to pay Iran 16% of the total profits.
This was seen as an unfair deal. 🧵
Just a few weeks ago, all these European powers spoke of the threat that the US now presents to Europe. They talked about the possibility of Trump attacking Greenland, like it was an imminent and existential danger. Now Trump unilaterally bombs Iran and they all fall in lockstep
i think ive paid gabe newell more from the proceeds of my games than i've paid the government, but gabe doesn't pave my roads or fund my schools or feed the kids in my community
probably a few overdue conversations to be had about maybe paying less gabes before we pay less taxes or something
Turns out (says @jburnmurdoch.ft.com) it's not so much an oversupply of graduates in the UK (the same would be true of other similar countries but it's not) as an undersupply of the kind of jobs that a better-performing, more productive economy would supply.
Such a good piece today from @jburnmurdoch.ft.com which shows that the declining graduate premium is very much a UK problem rather than a general (or inevevitable) consequence of more people going to uni www.ft.com/content/649d...
underground art is important (and important to ME personally) but a world where nobody ever gets a big budget to take a big weird swing is still massively depressing
In my utopian vision of the future, instead of offloading all the pointless, annoying work tasks (like reports that none one will read and needlessly opaque forms) to robots, we restructure work and society so that the pointless tasks don't happen at all.
for summarising values over groups in plots, I think that generally ridgeplots are superior to box plots and violin plots...
#rstats #statistics #dataviz
Friends - I managed to articulate in a short video exactly what @thegameclub.bsky.social is and why I genuinely believe it's going to help alot of people.
I would be eternally grateful if you could share it to your network and communities.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=b863...