You don’t have to wait to be surprised, Kick is backed by an unregulated/under-regulated gambling site. Not exactly a secret, but I can understand not knowing since way too much of the conversation and coverage I’ve seen hasn’t hammered that point home.

Shocking news: high earning streamers who didn’t need all the extra money they sold out for to a gambling company, feel uncomfortable when mildly called out on lack of ethics, project their insecurity onto anyone calling them out.

The strike is great and their motives I agree with, but what’s really needed are laws requiring consent before an AI is allowed to scrape an artists work and use it to generate additional similar work. This is new ground here. We need to decide how it’s to be used.

Funny jokes and all, but they can still generate ad revenue from the sub, so it sort of completely misses the point.

I am more on the “why is the opening credits 2 minutes long?” Thats like, 1:45 minutes too long. 

This is some next-level cognitive dissonance

Didn’t expect to find a gambling gatekeeper here. Are you saying a slot machine wouldn’t be “gambling” as long as it gave you at least 1c return each spin? Better not let the machine companies know this loophole to avoid gambling laws.

About 9 years ago, Stephen Hawking expressed the fear that Humans will become extinct when we reach Singularity, the point where AI can design itself, but the combination of AI tools and Human tendencies for evil might break down civilization well before we reach Singularity, if we will ever reach it.

Despite the trauma and horror the experience caused, police said it amounted to nothing more than a “prank call” because no actual crime had been committed and no money ever exchanged hands.

“Look, I know video game development is expensive, and this is a free-to-play game so money has to be made somewhere, but hrmm.”

You should get your eyes checked. It is immediately noticeable. In fact, we *know* it’s immediately noticeable by the majority of people because we have a very good example of when a high-frame rate makes things worse - The hobbit. Not only did people immediately notice it, the majority of people absolutely hated the…

Your reading comprehension is a little lacking. The other guy agrees with you 

I think he was being sarcastic man

I just dont get how Jonathan Majors gets cancelled and Henry Cavill gets let go and this shit heel keeps working

This is just PR. See what the director says after the movie comes out.

This is absolutely hilarious false equivalence considering that the developers using unity/unreal owe licensing fees and royalties on sales, programming languages are generally published as open source, operating systems are paid software sold on a per-user basis, and computer hardware is a tangible good that the…

The low-effort Luddite sentiment on here is getting really tired. If a tool makes artists more productive, that’s great for everyone. If it leads to products nobody likes, it won’t fined continued use, either because Blizzard drops it or because Blizzard will be gone. The possibility that something new could be good…

Honstely? That’s the smartest thing he could’ve done.
When your passion develops into a big company like that and you’re still interested in doing what actually IS your passion, let someone else do the paperwork and administrative tasks.

For example, people who want 4K HDR 10-bit rips with Atmos audio with correctly-timed subs and without a single ad anywhere, no paywalls and no malware-ridden, sketchy streaming-sites only someone who’s asking for trouble would use?