Amazon also had something, but it's the 21 year olds you mentioned.
The new fiefdom.
Argentina has highs and lows like a roller coaster. If you see a high, know a drop is coming.
He's definitely not an average one and does know how it works. He's also trying to prove he made the right choice to himself, and I can see that in the writing.
There articles asking why we are still investing in self driving cars. They're getting released soon btw.
I have done the initial designs for a theme park using AI. The trick is to know how it works and how to do your job. Once you do that, it's really useful. However, most guys try to skip one or both of those steps and claim to be revolutionary.
Why Waugh when can caughy
I was about to post this one. You beat me to it.
He's an Indian programming engineer, which means he can program but doesn't understand design or how to use things unless explained directly. So the cool things being made by AI are cool, but it's beyond his ability to comprehend it. All he sees is the fake stuff and the grift.
It was just nice to talk about old games. I like Screw Attack better.
Because the Angry Videogame Nerd got a kid and wife and had to pretend to be angry?
I have good family and friends ask why I don't do projects for Disney. The answer is what I see here, and it take 3 times as much work to get the same project. Said work is meetings btw.
He pulled the wrong flag, but now both are up and down. The cheerleaders are building a Chevy 4 block in the background. The fan looks a bit lost.
I was compelled to shake fruit trees and sell the fruit to the nearest raccoon
And the mental hospitals have way stricter guidelines of letting someone go. Especially if they are paid per inmate.
I feel we've already been screwed.
The Crew 2. I can't find Orlando.
To be honest, it looks like this problem has been happening for a long time. ESG funding just extended it is all.
Accepting a saturation point is a hard thing for anyone.
It's been my experience that engineers often think they're the architect and design with insanity. I had a project for a low key event, and the engineer wanted them to spend millions of dollars for a stage and effects.
What I realized is that quite often the engineer types only know one thing really well, and see that as the answer. They want to show off that one skill, and do not care what is actually needed. The guys who designed Orlando truly believe the entire city should be sky scrapers, so then they don't have to fix the road infrastructure design. In fact, they want more of the insanity. I put my life on the line every day because someone thought he was cool when designing the i4 to 408 interconnection. When the complaint is made, the engineers say that's the only way to do it, even though there are other options.
Another problem is engineers can be just as lazy. A building only needs one AC to fit regulation? It's a long building, and the architect has even put places for extra AC units. Nope, only one is installed.
Engineers can be artistic script kiddies too. Even when not, they can be a one answer only guy, and not be able to see beyond that one answer.
Streaming wars was a last ditch effort, not the cause.
They don't seem to understand that AI and the modern game engines means the small teams can make big stuff.
Ubisoft used to be a AA publisher.
It's direct, but much longer than the average article.
Wait til you see the article I just posted.
Clockwork Elf by Alfred Haus. He and I are friends, so I have to mention it. If he ever finishes the stupid edit, he has a sci Fi about a construction site on Mars, and the main character starts an arcade in the building tents for entertainment.
Ghost archive is the best archiver I could find for Twitter posts.