Can he make it illegal to not release bloodborne on PC in nyc?
November 5, 2025 at 3:15 AM
Can he make it illegal to not release bloodborne on PC in nyc?
Cool, Will this be a regular podcast (released on a schedule) or will it be more adhoc based on topics?
November 3, 2025 at 4:12 PM
Cool, Will this be a regular podcast (released on a schedule) or will it be more adhoc based on topics?
They use text-to-speech algorithms on items and locations for voice lines.
I haven’t played the game so I’m not exactly sure what that is going to mean.
As a rule of thumb I prefer fully voiced acted lines. But I don’t mind text-to-speech for accessibility or highly dynamic contents.
I haven’t played the game so I’m not exactly sure what that is going to mean.
As a rule of thumb I prefer fully voiced acted lines. But I don’t mind text-to-speech for accessibility or highly dynamic contents.
October 30, 2025 at 8:49 PM
They use text-to-speech algorithms on items and locations for voice lines.
I haven’t played the game so I’m not exactly sure what that is going to mean.
As a rule of thumb I prefer fully voiced acted lines. But I don’t mind text-to-speech for accessibility or highly dynamic contents.
I haven’t played the game so I’m not exactly sure what that is going to mean.
As a rule of thumb I prefer fully voiced acted lines. But I don’t mind text-to-speech for accessibility or highly dynamic contents.
To be fair, they claim to not use gen ai for art, which is what people actually care about. Nobody really cares if a games uses it for code. Pretty much every single AAA game is using generative ai for game code. Ai has become a defacto tool for programmers in all industries.
October 30, 2025 at 4:07 PM
To be fair, they claim to not use gen ai for art, which is what people actually care about. Nobody really cares if a games uses it for code. Pretty much every single AAA game is using generative ai for game code. Ai has become a defacto tool for programmers in all industries.
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August 9, 2025 at 12:50 AM
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Not a game dev, but am a dev.
It’s possible. Depends on the timeframe and what tech they used.
If they used just basic computer clusters and open source databases, that would be sus in a year.
If they used off-the-shelf clusters like aws GameLift and dbs like oracle, then yeah, probably easily.
It’s possible. Depends on the timeframe and what tech they used.
If they used just basic computer clusters and open source databases, that would be sus in a year.
If they used off-the-shelf clusters like aws GameLift and dbs like oracle, then yeah, probably easily.
July 23, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Not a game dev, but am a dev.
It’s possible. Depends on the timeframe and what tech they used.
If they used just basic computer clusters and open source databases, that would be sus in a year.
If they used off-the-shelf clusters like aws GameLift and dbs like oracle, then yeah, probably easily.
It’s possible. Depends on the timeframe and what tech they used.
If they used just basic computer clusters and open source databases, that would be sus in a year.
If they used off-the-shelf clusters like aws GameLift and dbs like oracle, then yeah, probably easily.
I have always described it as a fusion of Horizon: Zero Dawn and Rick and Morty.
A sort of fantastical but weird.
A sort of fantastical but weird.
June 24, 2025 at 3:08 PM
I have always described it as a fusion of Horizon: Zero Dawn and Rick and Morty.
A sort of fantastical but weird.
A sort of fantastical but weird.
I also think cities that want to increase adoption of EVs may be hesitant to add fees to home charging.
Like theoretically a city could just charge an increasing permit for for 50,60,70,80amp services to encourage 30 amp charging. But that could be taken as a sort of ev disincentive.
Like theoretically a city could just charge an increasing permit for for 50,60,70,80amp services to encourage 30 amp charging. But that could be taken as a sort of ev disincentive.
June 16, 2025 at 7:31 PM
I also think cities that want to increase adoption of EVs may be hesitant to add fees to home charging.
Like theoretically a city could just charge an increasing permit for for 50,60,70,80amp services to encourage 30 amp charging. But that could be taken as a sort of ev disincentive.
Like theoretically a city could just charge an increasing permit for for 50,60,70,80amp services to encourage 30 amp charging. But that could be taken as a sort of ev disincentive.
I think the main reason is there just isn’t much of a cost difference between running a 50 amp cable vs a 30 amp cable.
June 16, 2025 at 7:24 PM
I think the main reason is there just isn’t much of a cost difference between running a 50 amp cable vs a 30 amp cable.
Oh nice it’s just markdown. I’m ok with that.
May 30, 2025 at 9:30 PM
Oh nice it’s just markdown. I’m ok with that.
Great game, best I’ve played all year. but also only about 40 hours long, I wouldn’t expect it to be in many people’s top played games by playtime.
May 29, 2025 at 7:52 PM
Great game, best I’ve played all year. but also only about 40 hours long, I wouldn’t expect it to be in many people’s top played games by playtime.
That doesn’t make sense? Where did you hear that?
May 16, 2025 at 7:29 PM
That doesn’t make sense? Where did you hear that?
Consoles include 1 version of all the art assets. PCs include multiple versions for configuration.
May 16, 2025 at 6:52 PM
Consoles include 1 version of all the art assets. PCs include multiple versions for configuration.
I legitimately thought that came out next month 💀
April 30, 2025 at 11:50 PM
I legitimately thought that came out next month 💀
Why? The only game they released was Avowed.
April 30, 2025 at 8:39 PM
Why? The only game they released was Avowed.
I would hope that the use of CAD software would mitigate the risk by ensuring everything is validated by some classical calculations/simulations before construction.
Although If a structure has any electronically controlled active stabilization or monitoring, ai generated software could lead to 😬
Although If a structure has any electronically controlled active stabilization or monitoring, ai generated software could lead to 😬
April 30, 2025 at 6:16 PM
I would hope that the use of CAD software would mitigate the risk by ensuring everything is validated by some classical calculations/simulations before construction.
Although If a structure has any electronically controlled active stabilization or monitoring, ai generated software could lead to 😬
Although If a structure has any electronically controlled active stabilization or monitoring, ai generated software could lead to 😬
If you count self driving collisions as engineering failures then it’s already happened.
Though I’m assuming you mean more specifically structural engineering.
Though I’m assuming you mean more specifically structural engineering.
April 30, 2025 at 5:57 PM
If you count self driving collisions as engineering failures then it’s already happened.
Though I’m assuming you mean more specifically structural engineering.
Though I’m assuming you mean more specifically structural engineering.
I knew I was missing something.
I just couldn’t tell if it was in heat amount or in the assumption that it was a closed system.
I supposed if you were draining refrigerated water from the humidifier you would have hacked together a sort of geothermal heater. Using utility water as a ‘reservoir’.
I just couldn’t tell if it was in heat amount or in the assumption that it was a closed system.
I supposed if you were draining refrigerated water from the humidifier you would have hacked together a sort of geothermal heater. Using utility water as a ‘reservoir’.
April 30, 2025 at 3:56 PM
I knew I was missing something.
I just couldn’t tell if it was in heat amount or in the assumption that it was a closed system.
I supposed if you were draining refrigerated water from the humidifier you would have hacked together a sort of geothermal heater. Using utility water as a ‘reservoir’.
I just couldn’t tell if it was in heat amount or in the assumption that it was a closed system.
I supposed if you were draining refrigerated water from the humidifier you would have hacked together a sort of geothermal heater. Using utility water as a ‘reservoir’.
One thing I’m still confused about is when you put humidifiers in the same room as a dehumidifier. Did that bring the temperature up higher than an equivalently powered resistive heater? Or are the humidifiers pulling more watts than I’m expecting.
April 30, 2025 at 3:28 PM
One thing I’m still confused about is when you put humidifiers in the same room as a dehumidifier. Did that bring the temperature up higher than an equivalently powered resistive heater? Or are the humidifiers pulling more watts than I’m expecting.
I didn’t choose subjects, just picked whatever fit in gaps in the major. My commute was ~40mins, so I wanted a compact schedule, I couldn’t easily leave and return.
I took dinosaurs, Russian literature, anthropology, ancient history, symbolic logic, digital art, stars, bioinformatics and geology.
I took dinosaurs, Russian literature, anthropology, ancient history, symbolic logic, digital art, stars, bioinformatics and geology.
April 26, 2025 at 2:58 AM
I didn’t choose subjects, just picked whatever fit in gaps in the major. My commute was ~40mins, so I wanted a compact schedule, I couldn’t easily leave and return.
I took dinosaurs, Russian literature, anthropology, ancient history, symbolic logic, digital art, stars, bioinformatics and geology.
I took dinosaurs, Russian literature, anthropology, ancient history, symbolic logic, digital art, stars, bioinformatics and geology.