it is wild that i am this far into ruina and a) still getting new tutorials that b) is specifically for starlight breaker
imagine being so brainrotted, you tell the newspaper that you asked a so-called AI about an employee rather than like HR how the fuck would Claude know? did you give it personnel records? Did you?
Mitch Dyer@mitchyd.bsky.social · 9h agothis CEO comment is how you know with 1000% certainty Stella is right
this CEO comment is how you know with 1000% certainty Stella is right
This Week in Videogames@thisweekinvideogames.com · yesterdaySaber Interactive has denied renewed claims that it replaced a former Lead Writer so it could “use ChatGPT” in the development of the recently announced title, Rideshare “Stimulator.” In a statement to PC Gamer, Saber also acknowledged previously undisclosed genAI use elsewhere in the title.
what a huge piece of shit this guy is. I‘m so in the pocket for a lot of games Saber develops and publishes but I’ll think twice before I buy anything from them again.
Mitch Dyer@mitchyd.bsky.social · 9h agothis CEO comment is how you know with 1000% certainty Stella is right
Elphelt painting. There isn't a single thought in this head... empty, like the vast void of outer space. #GGST_EL #GuiltyGear
Very funny for one of the first big ai workshop sessions at work this week to be full on "actually maybe don't use this to make marketing materials because the ones we did use it for got everyone yelling at us and our shitty photoshops got much more positive response"
i have to wait for nona the ninth to show up so i think i'm going to read moby dick next and finally check off a big Literary Classic that isn't shakespeare or related to various mythologies
Please don’t write in the newspaper 700 years from now that I got absolutely smoked.
Andrew Curry@andrewcurry.com · yesterdayThe man's skeletal injuries looked like a train hit him, but he died in 1304 CE. At #ppa26Berlin last week, @uniofbradford.bsky.social scientist Jo Buckberry concluded he was likely whacked by a flying boulder, making him the first confirmed trebuchet death in the archaeological record. @science.org
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Andrew Curry@andrewcurry.com · yesterdayThe man's skeletal injuries looked like a train hit him, but he died in 1304 CE. At #ppa26Berlin last week, @uniofbradford.bsky.social scientist Jo Buckberry concluded he was likely whacked by a flying boulder, making him the first confirmed trebuchet death in the archaeological record. @science.org
guess i should contextualize this a little in the comics, after bonding with the symbiote, peter's spider-sense is completely desensitized to it due to venom adapting to cancel it out, so since symbiotes don't trigger it in-universe, spider-man's 623X doesn't work on carnage
Kaius ⛔@kaius.bsky.social · yesterdaySpider-Man's 623X doesn't work on Carnage and twitter is mad about having this attention to detail in gameplay and i'm just here thinking about how ArcSys made Souther immune to an entire super move in HnK because of his mirrored internal organs and nodding my head approvingly
This is the first thing to make me at all interested in tokon since it launched. Like is it enough? Probably not! But this is some Design right here
Kaius ⛔@kaius.bsky.social · yesterdaySpider-Man's 623X doesn't work on Carnage and twitter is mad about having this attention to detail in gameplay and i'm just here thinking about how ArcSys made Souther immune to an entire super move in HnK because of his mirrored internal organs and nodding my head approvingly
Related thought: a major weakness of this kinda guy, that AI reinforces, is that saying some bullshit that sounds plausible is seen as preferential to admitting "I don't know", which is in fact always much more helpful
Having a special interest or two is really handy because you learn to spot not just bullshit but also the ways people who are bullshitting talk, which is then useful for spotting them in subjects you don't know as much about too. This is, of course, extra useful in the age of the tech bro
This is the same old "you can't solve weightlifting with a forklift" thing that happens again and again with current consumer uses of AI: the point of reading a book is not to finish the book easily, it's to READ the book, especially if the book asks you to do something that feels difficult
Brandon Friedman@brandonfriedman.bsky.social · 2d agoAxios writer: I melted my brain with AI. Not only can I no longer read, but I don't even understand the purpose of reading anymore. Here's how you can also do this. www.axios.com/2026/08/11/r...
