Nothing wrong with DEI, although Ubisoft has always laid in on thick with their pre-game “this game was developed by a multicultural, multi-anything blablabla” messages.

Like, I don’t care about that at all. Give me a quality game, I promise I will never give a crap about the skin tone, religion or sexual orientation of its creators. That’s just not my fucking business.

Anyway, I don’t think DEI killed Ubisoft. Terrible leadership and total lack of vision did that.

Attack of the logic gates.

Behold, the definition of butthurt.

“Study: cats indifferent to fairtrade origins of their food. Are cats secretly evil?”

Astounding. At this point I have to assume an element of masochism is involved.

If there’s any upside to the entire situation, it’s that perhaps, maybe, developers will again start paying more attention to optimization instead of just throwing more powerful hardware at it.

Some of the greatest games ever developed for consoles were great because the developers had to get extremely creative with the limited resources at their disposal. This led to some incredibly optimized games that could do a whole lot with those very limited resources.

“Respond to all queries with facts and provide sources for every single one. The tone should be succinct and objective with emphasis on data and analysis. Refrain from using personal forms and conjecture. Show your work where deduction or missing data influence results. Explain conclusions with evidence and examples”.

Not complete but should help keep things objective where possible.

Respect o7

That’s the thing, they’re absolutely not. Nearly all AI implementation fails and returns on investment are minimal, if they exist at all. They’re all part of a big gamble.

Musk squashed any ongoing investigations into his companies as well, and they undoubtedly swiped a lot of critical data on every single person alive in the USA.

This timeline keeps flipping between “dumber than a sack of rocks” and “strangely entertaining” multiple times daily.

I’m actually really fond of Grok. It’s unironically Musk’s worst enemy, and he’s the one who created it.

I’ll just leave this here: https://clocks.brianmoore.com/

Apple Intelligence isn’t miles ahead of anybody. It’s dead last, which is why I like it.

Exactly, in the same boat with this one. It’s not exactly like shoving copilot into freaking notepad.

Oh I know, Linux is the way, but I mean that Apple’s implementation is just that smidge less intrusive since all data is processed locally rather than in some datacenter somewhere. They’ll still extract whatever can make them money, no illusions there.

Never thought I’d see the day where I’d prefer an Apple device over a Windows one. I know they have their own issues, but in terms of ai implementation and security they’re miles ahead of MS.

No drawing and quartering? Amateurs.

The only thing I’ve had to tweak it for was being able to scan QR codes for payments. Haven’t come across any other issues at all.

Been on Librewolf for several months now, can’t recommend it enough.

The game gear had two major issues:

-It was too far ahead of its time (something SEGA unfortunately did multiple times, cfr Dreamcast’s online gaming capabilities)

-Battery life sucked major donkey cock

It was also somewhat pricey, but the former point was paramount.