yeah duh!  because...erm...uh...as you said, microsoft took them all!  /s

folks need to get out more.  that robot is not hot.

perhaps you could join her in a duet on this skin flute here?

i can absolutely support this

looks like a Kroot behind that dude in the pic.  40k>star wars crossover?  :P

more edgelordier for the the high edgelord bar of their edgelord tastes.

yeah sort of like your state before birth.  

man i’m from the olden days...late 90's and into the aughts.  i’ve got a couple of doozies, but Fugitive Hunter was redonkulous.

...and they ran out of any real ideas decades ago...

the endless cycle of shitting out inanity so people can slurp it up and then vomit it out so people can slurp it up so they can shit it out...etc...etc.

as much as folks may balk at the implications of the technology, the fact of the matter is that it’s out of the box now and there’s no closing it. so folks across all economic and social strata are going to either have to start getting on board, taking part in training it, learning to use it ethically (teach how to…

we’re doing this for industrial and sales training sets right now.  it’s interesting stuff.  

basically the job of writing won’t go away, it’ll just change. instead of writing a massive number of lines to cover every conceivable contingency of interaction. They’ll just “teach” the AI “who” they are, their motivation, what they can say, what they can’t, etc.  This will still require writing, but the execution…

that’s ultimately the point i’m making for sure!

i think i need to see a doctor about having my eyes stuck facing backward since they rolled so hard.

love how he uses the really condescending tone too... “You seem like a very nice innocent girl...”  what a fucking twat.

indeed.  plenty of risk and experimentation in indie spaces, but yeah...AAA not so much anymore, sadly.

Single player shooters died with the last Medal of Honor. The cost of dev requires massive day one sales (which just aren’t a thing anymore). Markets lean towards multi-player. The “Games-as-a-service” model works great with this type of thing and ensures that revenue continues to roll in and the team has something to…

Looks like the handheld gaming device from Cronenberg’s Existenz

the problem is that states like florida threaten the school’s funding if they have these types of books, so when one parent makes a complaint, it threatens the school’s livelihood and basic operations.  it’s fucked.