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@emptymags.bsky.social

Total Toasterfailure. Fiction-loving Aspie and aspiring writer. He/They, Currently 22. Cherokee-Creek.

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@bokoboko-con.bsky.social

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@emptymags.bsky.social

This is an obscenely clinical and pessimistic outlook

James B. Jones@jamesbjones.com

I love being reminded that the audience really doesnโ€™t give a shit about the developers. Like, forget that one of the most influential studios in our industry was just executed by its publisher, just make sure the product continues on the assembly lines!

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@emptymags.bsky.social

"I think this art work that so many people poured their hearts into should not be scrapped, it should be finished so their efforts aren't just thrown in the trash" "Oh so you want a product? You don't care about the developers you just want a product huh?"

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Damien McFerran
@damienmcferran.bsky.social

Sweeney tries to make out he's saying this in defence of the beleaguered indie devs who want to use AI, but remember that his company laid off 1000 people earlier this year before pivoting to AI. He's taking this stance for one reason: he loves money

Steam Hype@steamhype.com

Epic's Tim Sweeney Doesn't Think Gamers Have a Right to Know When GenAI Is Used

steamhype.comEpic's Tim Sweeney Doesn't Think Gamers Have a Right to Know When GenAI Is Used"These AI statements are just as partisan as mandatory political essays"

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Lucifer.
@transtextual.bsky.social

we should all be pissed off at this btw. if not because sex work is legitimate work and should be treated with respect, then because you should be concerned at attempts to gentrify online spaces as pretext to court investors and force out minorities so those spaces can become part of a portfolio.

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adrian
@crawf34.bsky.social
NBC News@nbcnews.com

A Florida man was found dead in his home during a welfare check in July 2022. Weeks later, one of the officers who discovered his body moved into the home and spent years impersonating him, according to investigators.

nbcnews.toOfficer who found man dead in Florida home allegedly moved in, renovated and assumed his identity for yearsBrian Louis Sguros, 35, had responded to the Lauderhill home in July 2022 for a welfare check.