I read it ~6 months after release back when and I've never shut up about it since. One of the funniest and saddest things I've ever read, it's so fucking good.

Hell yeah, love that gold MiSTer.

They seem to barely understand what LLMs are!

A vision would require considering material conditions, and they're all fiercely opposed to considering material conditions for secret mystery reasons.

"Oh I should turn the sound on so I can hear what she's saying."

Is it good? God help me it looks good.

YES, I was just talking about this the other day, how even while it's actively lying to you about what's really going on, the first Silent Hill gave you a story to believe on the way to the real answers. It's also extremely unambiguous about where to go/what to do when you get there.

I have such a soft spot for those Mayflash controllers. I converted one of mine into a leverless way back before they were all over the place.

Learning to play a fighting game at an average, competent level.

This is basically only for me.

I bring this shit up in the context of fighting games all the time, how the people who invented the genre loved martial arts and the movies about martial arts, and the people who make the games now love fighting games.

Man's shalepilled.

As if the process is beneath you, as if having to learn is this pointless barrier between you and the results, as if art worth anyone's consideration could ever come from this perspective.

Sol Badguy

Wittgenstein's philosophy of language is that the meaning is derived from use, not assigned definitions, so if it's agreed that the king is clothed, then that is true and the meaning of "clothed" has changed. The joke is that Nietzsche would hate that, but has also said things that would support it.

Sunglasses at Night stands out so singularly to me that I struggle to compare it. Depeche Mode, Shake the Disease kind of?

He's incredible.

Oh hey that's a @roryblank.bsky.social piece.