For what it’s worth, creating a game that is fun to yourself will almost certainly resonate with other gamers that are like you. It can make a game bad if you focus on the general population instead of your own personal passion project.
This of course assumes you have good taste and high standards of polish.
Mythbusters fundamentally needs to capture the joy of engineering more than the joy of explosions. (Not that those aren’t fun too.)
I think he’s likely an invertebrate, no bones required.
Yep, graphing calculators are a forced necessity for school, therefore they can charge anything they want and people will still buy them. This kind of artificial demand causes extreme price inelasticity and is capitalism at its worst.
Same deal with university books, you are forced to buy them so they cost hundreds of dollars, when they could easily be sold at a profit for a quarter of the cost.
Studio Trigger has been their spiritual successor for a while now anyway.
Nothing, just use a good tool for the job, whatever that job requires.
Depends on what journal is reviewing the paper.
Maybe this will convince NASA to let the Polaris missions reboost Hubble.
Me too, but I make pathfinding algorithms for video game characters. The truly classic Artificial Intelligence.
It at least killed my Unity game, 3 months in development. Now I’m using only FOSS engines.
If this is a sign of what’s yet to come, Unity is in big trouble. Very impressive growth by Godot.
It’s only useful if the AI was trained on similar prompts. A lot of the anime style ones work best with lists of tags, while the realistic ones work best with descriptions like above.
For sure, they optimize for profits, and that means being irresponsible with the world.
Let’s take meat for example. It’s not like a ranch is going to raise and slaughter millions of cattle just for the lulz. If nobody is buying it, there’s no economic incentive and the problem goes away.
Consumers are unwilling to change to more expensive, ethical products. It follows that corporations are unwilling to produce them. Until something like lab meat becomes cheaper and easier than natural meat, this will persist. This could be done through taxes on natural meat, (maybe a methane emissions tax).
But consumers fundamentally hold all the power here. They could simply switch to eating less meat and the producers would automatically correct themselves. You just can’t convince people to do it.
Well, in the US trains probably aren’t an option. But you’re exactly right. The reason corporations pollute is because we buy their stuff.
Exactly, a lot of people block all NSFW posts and they will miss your tagged posts. I think the spoiler warning was perfectly fine.
Unlikely, we’ve seen Iranian drones in action in Ukraine and they’re not particularly special. I bet Israel shoots them all down.
We call a weak-ass event like this a transit, because it doesn’t even deserve to be an eclipse.
“I checked mine and it happened to me as well. Oh no,” posted someone else.
Truly epic tier reporting by Kotaku.
The only way is to hold that secret key on your server until the day of content release. But that is basically a lite version of always online DRM.
Man, reminds me of how we used AlphaSmart machines, which were like horrible little physical word processors. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/2/2f/Alphasmart_pro.jpg