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- Comment on Can someone make sense of this chemical? 4 days ago:
Pretty sure it’s one of the big ones
- Comment on 5 days ago:
Senua’s Psychosis: AI Boogaloo
- Comment on Super Smash Bros From TEMU - Thanks FABLE 5 1 week ago:
You tell on yourself right in the post title, man… Fable 5, is Anthropic’s latest AI model.
- Comment on Why do unannounced games keep “leaking” through Korea’s rating site? It turns out there’s a legal issue that makes it almost impossible to avoid 1 week ago:
Why are games being submitted for ratings before they’ve even been announced? I thought that was something that happened very late in the process…
- Comment on Super Smash Bros From TEMU - Thanks FABLE 5 1 week ago:
AI Slop
- Comment on References: [1] out of his ass 5 weeks ago:
He’s literally just the Ancient Aliens guy but with a PhD
- Comment on DNAddy 5 weeks ago:
I wonder… is this more common in all animals that have average litter size >= 2? Or is there something else special to cats that explains this phenomenon?
- Comment on allegedly 5 weeks ago:
Sometimes there’s shit on the outside of the torlet.
- Comment on Think Bold 2 months ago:
Smithers, release the hounds.
- Comment on Ear virus 2 months ago:
🎶 Herpes are made of these 🎶
- Comment on Artist whose work was used in Marathon without permission now has a credit in the game 3 months ago:
Considering how much shit Bungie ate over this (and rightfully so), I doubt they would’ve gone this route. All it would take is one Twitter post from the artist saying Bungie tried to stiff them again and the whole controversy gets reignited all over.
- Comment on Highguard will permanently shut down on March 12th. 3 months ago:
People who enjoy hardcore pvp and extraction shooters are hyped… but the important question is whether or not those people represent a large enough niche to sustain a game with such a massive budget.
I’m guessing it won’t be, but who knows.
- Comment on Stubborn, maybe, but if it ain't broke 3 months ago:
Needs more crab
- Comment on The developers of PEAK, explaining how they decided on pricing for their game. 4 months ago:
God, I wish I could get groceries for 70…
- Comment on Question about the Switch 2 port of Civilization VII: does it support multiple controllers for local multiplayer? 5 months ago:
“Hotseat” multiplayer isn’t in the game at all yet.
- Comment on Pet Peeves with Games? 5 months ago:
I can’t remember specific examples (probably because I didn’t stick with any of them very long), but I’ve played several games that don’t even let you touch the options until after you’ve finished some tutorial section… which is especially annoying for players you play with inverted y axis.
- Comment on How To Make Coca Cola...For REAL 5 months ago:
TL;DW:
The flavor mostly comes from essential plant and spice oils such as nutmeg, cinnamon, lemon, lime, and quite a few others.
Surprisingly, there seems to be a small amount of vinegar that’s essential to getting the correct flavor.
There’s also a mandatory heating step that allows the phosphoric acid to “develop” some of the raw flavor compounds from the essential oils into more complex compounds with different flavors.
In the end, it’s all stuff you can buy yourself. The start-up cost of getting all the ingredients is high, but once you have them you’d basically be set for life and could make your own coke for much cheaper than buying the “real” stuff at the store.
- Comment on Ubisoft Closes Canadian Studio After It Unionizes 5 months ago:
Noooo, not even close. There may be some senior devs in AAA studios making bank, but the vast majority of people doing the day-to-day art and development work on games typically get much worse pay and benefits than similar roles in other parts of the tech sphere.
A lot of people are very passionate about making games, and the games industry heavily exploits that passion to short change its workers. A lot of (mostly young) devs are willing to accept less pay to work on games because they feel like it will be more fulfilling than working on other mindless corporate crap, and those who do get jobs in the industry are afraid to ask for more money or try to unionize because they know there are a dozen equally passionate candidates waiting to replace them for less money if they make too many waves.
The result is that wages stay lower than other tech jobs and hours worked are much higher. With AI on the rise the problem will no doubt get even worse as execs use it as an excuse to shrink teams and “do more with less”.
- Comment on Ubisoft Closes Canadian Studio After It Unionizes 5 months ago:
highly paid developers
Not in the games industry, lol
- Comment on Metal Exclusionary Radical Astronomy 5 months ago:
That’s not true. The “fatness” of metallic atoms doesn’t even come close to overcoming how rare they are. Hydrogen and helium combined still make up ~98% of the total mass fraction. Oxygen, which is next in line, is only about 1% the total mass.
- Comment on Metal Exclusionary Radical Astronomy 5 months ago:
Any good astronomer knows that the real binary is metal/non-metal
- Comment on Omg 5 months ago:
I will never get sick of this ridiculous copypasta
- Comment on Just keeping my buoyancy in check. 5 months ago:
Why on earth would you want to unlearn something as awesome as that??
- Comment on Just keeping my buoyancy in check. 5 months ago:
Darth Flatulence
- Comment on 6 months ago:
Using an IDE to write code is like using a pie tin to help you make a pie.
Using generative AI is like going to the local bakery, breaking their window, and stealing the pie.
- Comment on LET IT DIE offline version announced 6 months ago:
I’ve never played this game and don’t know anything about it that I didn’t just read in the article… but there’s just something so rad about a game called “Let it Die” having such a graceful end-of-life plan like this.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 6 months ago:
Fusion neutrons are able to cause fission in ordinarily non-fissile materials, such as depleted uranium (uranium-238), and these materials have been used in the jackets of thermonuclear weapons.
Fun(?) fact: something like 50% of the energy output of thermonuclear bombs comes from secondary fission events in the bomb casing triggered by the high energy neutron flux of the fusion reaction.
- Comment on Sean Murray just crushed my hopes of playing Light No Fire anytime soon 6 months ago:
Considering the number of NMS updates that are just back-ported features that were created for Light No Fire, I suspect the game loop will be pretty much the same as what we already have in NMS
- Comment on OnLy tWo eLemEnTs 6 months ago:
Statistically, there are no small numbers.
- Comment on spongebob big guy pants okay 6 months ago:
I guess it makes sense that multicellularity would be more of a spectrum than a binary condition. If life evolved into it gradually, then it would make sense to find a lot of “intermediate” evolutionary states that don’t feel like they’re distinctly one or the other.