Plus it's a dependent read, but shaders are full of those these days so that's almost not a negative anymore :-)

You can also do per-snowflake rotation by using red as an ID channel.

Sound effects ground everything!

Maybe some particle spray, too?

The Constitution says that each state arranges voting in a manner that they see fit, unfortunately.

There's a strong legal argument that this forbids the feds from enforcing other parts of the Constitution (like fair representation) in this particular area. Which seems bad...

I used to, until I stopped listening to the news.
Not only does the news slant towards reporting bad things, it also turns everything sensationalist in an unhealthy way.

Collaboration is our super power.
Government is the least bad mechanism we've found to incent as much of that as possible.

No need to just hypothesize, though. Anarchy does exist -- you can move to Mogadishu or maybe Haiti to experience it for yourself right now!

How about "second cleanest?"

Many fewer people have died per gigawatt hour produced by nuclear, than by fossil power.

Sounds like a UK problem

"free" does mean that options are limited, yes.

To be fair: the people using the automation tools for mining the common good, rather than for legitimate use, are the ones destroying automation tools...

I guess I didn't understand the tweet then?

Free games can use free assets, AI or not. Is the complaint that some people misrepresent their stuff on the Internet? I'm too old for that to be at all noteworthy...

You want the authenticity? How about hiring actual humans to make the authentic stuff?

Presumably they were already busy making more important assets good?

"looking" very hard, I'm sure!

The tyranny of having to present data to a wide audience :-(

I bet game developers have a higher than average prevalence of "just give me the table and I'll make my own graph!"

(Btw the actual distribution checks out to my experience, so I do think it's representative.)

Only old people are philatelophiles

You understand this is what happens when percentages are individually rounded, right?
Which is pretty normal when there are many bands?

We have that system, we just don't use it.

Simply build more housing.

That's it.

It's not economics that causes the problem, it's explicit political barriers to economics.