urushitan
@urushitan@kakera.kintsugi.moe
- Comment on For all you CEOs of AI companies or government crypto-bros 1 hour ago:
If the IRA is involved this is a much bigger discussion
- Comment on Who’s falling for it? 1 hour ago:
chinanews.social
- Comment on Hot take 3 hours ago:
No you’re safe! Those are just cute innocent girls invested in securing an independent financial future!
- Comment on What does Peter Thiel mean when he says the USA is the last iteration of the Roman Empire? 1 day ago:
He thinks that a single global technological authoritarian system will grow that he considers the antichrist. He considers the alternative to be some cataclysmic war that will wipe out humanity. He says he wants “a narrow path through them.”
What he wants is a future of neofuedalist technocratic states because he believes that somehow if you have a few fascist kingdoms run by billionaire dictators, rather than a single one, that’s the optimal state.
In practice it means that he wants the fall of global civilization, and he wants those multiple states run by billionaires simply because he’s not wealthy or powerful to control every other billionaire who also in his mind would have their own state, but he doesn’t want them controlling his slave-kingdom.
He thinks that by carefully destroying anything democratic and rebuilding it with a combation of fascist dictatorship, something better will survive.
So, he’s Caesar from fallout new Vegas, who wants the same thing, has an intelligence stat of 4, and is dumber than a mole rat.
- Comment on Didn’t take long at all 2 days ago:
Yeah I just posted a comment after running it through synthid, it’s slop
- Comment on Didn’t take long at all 2 days ago:
You were correct the first time, unfortunately
- Comment on Hiring a contractor you found on TikTok is a smart idea 3 days ago:
I think these are both house flipper screenshots
- Comment on On the brighter side, autumn + time change allows me to have a night fire before bedtime at 8pm..... 6 days ago:
Some people want to get 8 hours of sleep, then have a half hour commute, and have to be at work at 5am
- Comment on Skyblivion team says former volunteer is threatening to sue over code dispute 1 week ago:
As far as I can tell there is no public source code beyond a few tools they use, and many those repos have no license. So while his actions are shitty, he didn’t legally give them code. From what it sounds like, he gave them a compiled asset with access to his source code, then revoked access to his source code repository, so they decompiled the asset and he’s suing them for that. Which he may have legal grounds to do,because I’m guessing this was occurring in the “let’s all make a mod together!” and there likely isn’t a formal contract signed that says “anything you contribute to the project is ours.”
- Comment on Layoffs Hit Ghost Of Yotei Developer Sucker Punch 2 weeks ago:
Sorry my comment wasn’t super well written, but what I meant was: Sony stops PC sales for super popular game thinking they’ll sell more playstations. Playstation prices go up because of ram so now they’re neither selling playstations or the pc port. In order to recoup their losses from their shit business decision they go after whatever they can to suck the marrow, and sucker punch is next on the list. I was implying that if they had let the studio work on the PC port they likely would have made far more money of its sales and perhaps this wouldn’t have happened to the studio.
- Comment on WB Games owner Skydance introducing five-day in-office mandate alongside 'Voluntary Buyout Program' 2 weeks ago:
“If you can’t smell each others farts you can’t truly collaborate”
- Comment on I'm not changing the sheets, I don't care. 2 weeks ago:
Probably pretty recent and related to
- Comment on Layoffs Hit Ghost Of Yotei Developer Sucker Punch 2 weeks ago:
I’m sure this had nothing to do with the expected sales of the PC Port which they then cancelled because daddy sony told them to because sony was worried that pc gamers meant people would buy less playstations and then sony raised the prices of all their consoles because there’s no memory so they’re now even more fucked and the executives are going to suck out the marrow and move onto the next thing to drain and eat.
- Comment on Lisan al-Gaib! 2 weeks ago:
“Mr. God-Lahey is that you or the spice talking?” “Ghola-Randy, I am the spice” stumbles down the sietch steps
- Comment on Terrifying 2 weeks ago:
I prefer this screenshot
- Comment on This is the new Apple Ad. It was designed by psychiatrists to encourage american to buy the Apple Homeview 2 weeks ago:
Well now it’s eggy vanilly cinnamony nutmegy bread and that’s just a mouthful.
But I agree those all level up to french toast from eggy bread
- Comment on He saved the world. 2 weeks ago:
Also Robert Patrick did so well in the role for the T-1000. He nailed like uncanny valley of the machine being so close to human and then completely inhuman at a moments notice, and his practice on sprinting and firing a weapon without blinking, and only breathing through his nose is something that you don’t notice because it’s what you’d expect a machine to do, and then only looking back do you realize that yeah, he’s sprinting full speed at a car with his mouth closed without blinking.
- Comment on php deez nutz 2 weeks ago:
- Comment on Will the proliferation of AI slop lead to the renaissance of craftsmanship? 3 weeks ago:
Were we? Perhaps in certain indie gaming projects, but the vast majority of things pre-ai in the tech world were like open source SaaS self hostable crippleware “community editions” with some very specific exclusions, and the majority of physical products that were popular were short lived influencer powered e-commerce dropships that lived through podcast sponsorships. Unless I’m missing something, outside of those there were a few diamond in the rough, but certainly not a renaissance
- Comment on AI is mass decompiling games. That's both awesome and scary. 3 weeks ago:
Additionally the bigger thing is once AI has the feel for understanding how an engine works, it can pretty easily be applied to another game with the same engine. That’s why nobody here gives a shit about unreal or cryengine games, but rather is reacting to RAGE or Nintendo games. The proprietary studio owned engines are the ones people care about
- Comment on I have something called a "reason" 4 weeks ago:
I mean he’s definitely not a perfect person. There’s probably many things he wish he didn’t do
- Comment on 4 weeks ago:
Yeah and “months to set up, years to run” is “I want an ai workstation that can work on some ps5 emulator or something I can put on patreon or crypto payments”
- Comment on Recession indicator, what do you call this dish? 5 weeks ago:
Yes, when it launched in 1970beef prices were skyrocketing and the economy was weaker. It was intended to “help” stretch a pound of ground beef to feed a family of five , and only take a single pan to cook
- Comment on Too handsome 1 month ago:
Which one is it? Gotta be one of these
- Comment on I say both. 1 month ago:
All philosophy is inherently existential in that something must exist to define philosophy to begin with.
Takes a drag of my cigarette and blows it out my gills
- Comment on What happened to NFTs and what where they in retro spec? 1 month ago:
And the ownership was more often than not a url. So whoever owned that domain decided what was at that url. But yeah it was a number of people who made money off
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory
And then a number of people who lost money thinking they weren’t the greater fools
- Comment on Fact Check: **TRUE** 1 month ago:
The thing is, is that the reasoning is sound. If someone was forced into bestiality because they were a victim of trafficking or something they shouldn’t be disqualified from working somewhere.
But voluntary bestiality should just be a felony, and then the fbi should not hire convicted felons rather than there being an entire senate hearing to discuss the nuances of bestiality in relation to FBI employment when there’s 1000 more pressing issues these fucks should be talking about.
- Comment on Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT Game Moves to Xbox From PlayStation 1 month ago:
Sorry, meant microsoft/xbox store, not specifically a game pass subscription, comment updated
- Comment on Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT Game Moves to Xbox From PlayStation 1 month ago:
Game pass exclusives? Yes. Xbox/game pass cloud only games? Not that I’m aware of, but never say never. If they announced gta vi was game pass cloud early access for a release only they’d get millions of sales. Game pass cloud vastly limiting what you get? Yes.
- Comment on Hideo Kojima's PHYSINT Game Moves to Xbox From PlayStation 1 month ago:
Yes but only if you pay for game pass super premium plus cloud enhanced edition. You get 7 hours a month to play it for $100 a month