That's the conservative rule for everything, ever.
Can't be having The Poors being able to get Healthcare. Or education. Or apparently, safe food, safe medicine, safe working conditions, clean water, clean air, safe skies, or access to nature.

They're actually doing something other than ranting about Jewish Space Lasers.
They haven't completely abdicated their duty, allowing the President to decide everything by signing emergency executive orders because we're at war with Venezuela or something?

It ain't all roses for us galley slaves either mate!

Fake news. This is just 1000 versions of Denybot.

The median is slightly more meaningful, as you are assured there is at least one sample in your set having that exact value,

ComplaintBot would.

This is, remarkably, one of the worst takes I have ever seen.

Everything is politics. Especially art. Narrative and storytelling is always going to be political. There are games about war between actual countries on this earth and you think games aren't political? Maybe candy crush isn't and that's all you play. But there are political choices made throughout the development of a game, and they can and should be scrutinized through that lens.

Some games are more political than others, definitely. That's fine. But any game with more than a facile narrative better be something we can talk politics about or it's a huge waste of time.

Even this discussion of whether politics belongs/is possible to remove from games is a political topic. Polygon was a good site that often had interesting takes. Iâ(TM)ll be sad to see it turned to AI slop.

Sam Altman is no Eric Bloom

"I have altered the deal. Pray I don't alter it further" -Darth Zuck

30% of the code in their repositories.
How much of that is actually used? And correct?

In a generation, kids won't believe you when you tell them we used computers to do calculations instead of hallucinate rationalizations for the decrease in the chocolate ration.

Bad idea.

I upgraded my video card recently. I need four DisplayPort outputs so I picked a Nvidia RTX A2000 (old generation, not Ada). The prices on ebay.co.uk looked good value. Then I looked at the seller, and he had about a dozen of these cards for sale. I guess Bitcoin or crypto mining costs have reached some threshold where these cards no longer make money.

(The A2000 is a power-limited card drawing only 70 watts, intended for workstations, but I guess that might also make it suitable for mining.)

"if you don't like it, go find a better job" / "nobody wants to work any more"

Maybe they can hire SpaceX to launch their satellites. Better than failing completely.

Leave politics out of this. Hate people on your own time. I'm looking for VIABLE options to get there. The other option is to cut losses before they just end up being space litter.

AI glurge is the modern day tower of Babel.