Are you in Austin? Because Austin has that.
Are you in Austin? Because Austin has that.


And LLM slop coding will make it exponentially worse.


The study is showing that what you are advocating is more likely to happen at a company with more women in leadership positions.


One of my favorite games, and Ghost of Yotei is a fantastic sequel.
I’m looking forward to the next one which based on the time jump between Tsushima and Yotei should be about a brave warrior fighting against American occupation of Okinawa in the post WWII era. /s


Foucault’s boomerang, AKA the colonial boomerang. Nations that are not willing to call out Israel’s genocide are planning to use tactics and technologies tested in Gaza and the West Bank at home.


This isn’t about source code, it’s about using genAI for game assets like textures and character models. Steam’s disclosure policy explicitly states it’s about things a player can see or hear.




“I’m going to hire the best people.” - Trump “These people I hired are terrible and stupid” - also Trump.


Seems like he’s a prime candidate.


Even if every penny of funding was restored and every person rehired, the damage is done and will affect the US for a long time.


Maybe they should try not writing OS code in react. Perhaps they should consider dedicating as many resources to cleaning up code as they do to adding “features.”


YSalsoK that Colin Powell was instrumental the attempt to cover up My Lai.


Right, I’ve never once had to fill a cars tank with gas, or change the oil, or pay for any other maintenance on one.


This does not bode well for Robert Evans’ plan of dying in a shootout with FDA regulators.
If missing the point was an art, you’d be Michelangelo.


Lamenting the fall of the Soviet Union isn’t the same as thinking Stalin was good. There were several people after Stalin who didn’t randomly disappear people. At least, not as much.
That said, post WWII through the fall of the USSR I’d bet the average Soviet citizen had a better standard of living than the average Russian does today.


All my life I’ve seen Stalin listed with people like Hitler and Pol Pot as murderous despots. How the hell are we “not talking enough about how bad he was?”


I’d much rather play Fallout: Seattle, or Fallout: Minneapolis, or Fallout: Beijing (or Moscow or Lagos or Paris or Paris, Texas, or…) than a prettier rendition of 3 or New Vegas.


Except that for Americans specifically, relying on the embassy for support and evacuation when a regional crisis arises has been a safe bet for nearly 100 years.
Certainly in the post-WWII era, if you followed the advice of the state department on not traveling to really dangerous places, and didn’t do something to get yourself into trouble (like getting involved in crimes), the US would use considerable resources to ensure an American citizen’s safe passage home. In fact, the hostility to Iran has some basis in the fact that Iran took over the American embassy during the revolution in 1978 and held the personnel hostage, a pretty blatant rejection of standard diplomatic norms. From a legal standpoint that was effectively an invasion of the US because an embassy is sovereign territory.
So regardless of your wording, this represents a pretty basic shift away from previous norms, especially given that the crisis people are fleeing is entirely a creation of the US government.
Between Burnet and Lamar