Starting to believe that there’s a people-I-respect to people-I-do-not-respect pipeline
Last week professional game developers were making fun of @levelsio's lack of experience doing games.
Meanwhile he was making bank and they were getting fired 🙃
Unfortunately at this point it’s best for everyone if Elon continues his dipshit death march to transform Twitter into an intentional community for the worst people you’ve ever seen online. The faster a critical mass of people get fed up and move primarily elsewhere the better
Ultimately I think my main problem with AI art is that the resolution of the output is so much greater than the input, and no matter how much these “prompt engineers” claim they painstakingly refine their process there’s still no direct line between the input and the product
And because (unfortunately) we have to live in reality, we have to acknowledge that while it sure is ~cool and nifty~ the computers can Do A Thing it also means starving out the entire professional class that was robbed to teach those computer about Things And How To Do Them
And it’s like dang what do you want more, a world where people can make an honest living fulfilling one of the highest callings of the human spirit?
Or one where your graphics card goes brrr and can show you what Sonic The Hedghog would look like if he was made out of salami?
There’s a very specific type of Online Moron who never stopped using the word “epic” a-la 2005 internet
Dylan Winter retweeted
Only 3 Senators have called on Menendez to resign as of right now: John Fetterman, Sherrod Brown and Peter Welch.
This despite multiple members of Congress in New Jersey as well as the governor demanding that he step aside
I know that there’s a certain decorum to a friendly panel interview but the tone-to-topic ratio of this question is making my head spin. It’s serving upbeat ska-punk song about wanting to kill yourself realness.
.@kylascan on the decline of the American dream, “We have a housing crisis, we have really expensive healthcare, childcare costs are through the roof and so I think the younger generation is looking at this like what was "promised" is not necessarily being fulfilled."











