It’s interesting playing indie games and seeing how a small or solo team can put out great experiences.
I kinda feel that a better pipeline for triple A games might be to start with small teams making indie scale games, and the ones that play test great can then get the triple A treatment to add art, music, dialog, additional content, etc. Games that fall short can maybe be released as “indie games” (game genre, obviously not indie published).
Thanks for including the game title in your post title. I hate it when articles leave that kind of information out.
Source is this onion article, slide 14
That’s my understanding. On the other hand, the fun conspiracy theory is that we live in a simulation and stuff like this responds differently when observed because of shortcuts taken in simulating reality.
It’s a great game, I’m glad to hear it’s selling well.
Tbf, Google has versions of Gemini that will run locally on phones too, and their open source Gemini models run on 16GB of ram or so.
You either need the company to commit to making software for it even when hardware sales are lacking (Wii U is a decent example, had really good Nintendo made games despite bad sales), or be a company with such a dedicated fan base that they’ll buy your product regardless of if the software support is there or not (Apple for example).
I hadn’t really even considered that apple wouldn’t be working on their own LLM. Seems like everyone is making their own LLM these days.
I’m not surprised that a for-profit company for wanting to avoid bad press by censoring stuff like that. There’s no profit in sharing that info, and any media attention over it would be negative.
This kinda support is great for everyone because it will hopefully lead to a significant performance increase.
In September 2022, Gamurs again went on a buying spree, snapping up a number of sites from rival network Enthusiast Gaming, including The Escapist, Destructoid and Siliconera.
So these are the same people who bought the escapist, fired the editor-in-chief, and caused the whole team to quit in protest.
I’ve been watching the escapist since around 2007 (originally on their website), and have been reading Destructoid since 2011ish. Thankfully the team behind the escapist managed to escape and create Second Wind, but I suspect that there’s not much hope of Destructoid doing the same.
Probably an unlevel bed, it’s thinner there because the bed is higher.
I highly recommend a CR touch add on for ender 3s, probably the best upgrade I ever made. Not only will it fix stuff like this, but it will also let you plug the printer into your computer and you can use octoprint to render a 3d depth map of your bed which makes bed levelling super easy.
That’s because we only hear about AI being used by lawyers when they use it wrong and it hallucinates a case that doesn’t exist, and then they don’t actually verify the case themselves.
I’m sure lawyers are already using it successfully, we just don’t hear about successful cases.
And right now they’re using general purpose LLM models, I’m sure we’ll get models actually focused on legal knowledge in the future that will do much better than the current ones.
Beeper gets a lot of credit, I remember hearing the DoJ was investigating apple over iMessage due to them blocking beeper from supporting iMessage on android.