Richard Meredith
@rtm223
Game developer @foldedfox.games | Previously: Bad North, Little Nightmares, LittleBigPlanet | He/Him
Cool cool, updated Jetbrains Rider and they've forcefully reenabled their "AI Language Model" autocomplete which , surprise surprise, immediately starts suggesting plausible-looking nonsense (the suggestion here will never return a negative for the sign, even if the input is negative)
My weather app, entirely unprompted: yeah, 3am is probably a good time to go for a run
Well no, the claim that you came here to refute was that sections of the tech economy were disappearing because of AI-related layoffs. And before you do some bullshit about "well its not ai", companies shifting investment to AI are shitting down games studios and laying off all staff
Loppan fell asleep waiting for her drink 😩 She has such a big voice, she could just yell when she wants a drink but generally she just sits there quietly and it's on me to notice. Sometimes she does paw at the plug like she's ringing a bell to summon her servant
Shout out to this girl who thinks it's too warm for walking about so we're just hanging out on a bench, watching birds #CatsOfBluesky
Is itt good if your company with a supposed potential addressable market of 28 trillion dollars is down 8% in the month after the IPO?
Wow, I wonder why Tim Sweeney, the man who'd recently laid off 1000 people, in part to cover losses from his vanity lawsuits, didn't want to comment on bad leadership reducing profits?
Bad news Meg, I think this is it. Worse even than when Obama wore a beige suit even
One thing did not expect was how much condensation was gonna come out of this thing. I think this is a 22l tub that's nearly filled up since this morning
My thoughts on the AC discourse are that I bought an AC unit 2 weeks ago, completely unaware of the incoming heatwave, and ho boy has this thing paid off this weekend My apartment is all south-facing with an enclosed balcony (aka a greenhouse) attached. Would've probably been almost 40°c yesterday
For what it's worth, this is one of the art pieces that inspired me as a child
Yeah! Here's one with a sniper rifle. The tl;dr is that some aeldari separated from their society to live simpler lives in nature, created dinotopia with lasers and for some reason it's taken 30 years to see that concept in-game
Holy shit Games Workshop is finally releasing some Exodite models for Warhammer 40k (technically Kill Team) These had a small passage in the 2nd Ed codex and 11 year old me desperately wanted "magic hi-tech space elves riding dinosaurs" to be a thing www.warhammer-community.com/en-gb/articl...
Lol. Lmao even. What an incredibly 2020s era cavalcade of bullshit tech to be aggressively excited about
Walking a cat very often involves a lot of standing around watching the world go by, more than actually walking anywhere
Just watched They Will Kill You. Bills itself as a "horror action comedy" and it absolutely understands the assignment. Very over the top and gory to the point of being silly, but still has heart and catharsis to it
There's a moth loose in the bedroom and the cats are after it. Unfortunately right now they are deceived by a chip in the paintwork that they both believe to be the moth
It's explicitly called out twice in the info graphic and twice in the linked article as a ratio of deleted to added lines, so it's absolutely, definitely, not "loads more code added"
Code churn is NOT code added! It represents more deletions. And I didn't say the code wasn't useful, just that whether code churn is good or bad depends on *why* it's churning
"We're shipping so much more code with AI!" "Good, stable code?" "Oh heavens no. No no no. not at all. We couldn't possibly"
This is so fucking funny "Last quarter we spent 9 billion, to generate a little over half of that in revenues, but what if we were instead making 28 TRILLION dollars? That'd be something, right?" Wild that this will probably even work out for him as well
Can someone remind me, is that little dash before the final number good or bad for growth?