Matt
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Making games, trying to make it easier to make games
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forgot the most important of the genre
February 12, 2026 at 11:31 PM
forgot the most important of the genre
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I'm starting to feel like one of the biggest issues with generative AI is that it's outsourcing problem solving, knowledge, and creativity, as something we simply don't value anymore in humans
by design, even. this is the goal
by design, even. this is the goal
February 13, 2026 at 1:00 AM
I'm starting to feel like one of the biggest issues with generative AI is that it's outsourcing problem solving, knowledge, and creativity, as something we simply don't value anymore in humans
by design, even. this is the goal
by design, even. this is the goal
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okay finding out they laid off patrick miller on top of this is like. the biggest doom signal imaginable
February 9, 2026 at 9:11 PM
okay finding out they laid off patrick miller on top of this is like. the biggest doom signal imaginable
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good time to bring back this all timer:
February 9, 2026 at 12:36 AM
good time to bring back this all timer:
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Again it is world defining ironic that people took a slim majority win a low turn out election as a culture-changing moritoruma that America Is Like This Now only for everyone up to and including the Super Bowl to go no
February 9, 2026 at 1:40 AM
Again it is world defining ironic that people took a slim majority win a low turn out election as a culture-changing moritoruma that America Is Like This Now only for everyone up to and including the Super Bowl to go no
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"soon, anyone will be able to generate a movie/book/video game/podcast in seconds!" keeps running firmly aground on "even if there was an audience for this uhhhhh content, which there isn't, why would they buy your thing instead of just generating their own?" and it's funny EVERY time
February 8, 2026 at 7:45 PM
"soon, anyone will be able to generate a movie/book/video game/podcast in seconds!" keeps running firmly aground on "even if there was an audience for this uhhhhh content, which there isn't, why would they buy your thing instead of just generating their own?" and it's funny EVERY time
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bad art tools are often the ones that don't consider these use cases. They are often interested in automation to a fault. But the result is nearly always wrong, or unsuitable, or at best merely extremely boring. Because if you automate the Thought out there is no room for Art to be made.
February 2, 2026 at 1:12 AM
bad art tools are often the ones that don't consider these use cases. They are often interested in automation to a fault. But the result is nearly always wrong, or unsuitable, or at best merely extremely boring. Because if you automate the Thought out there is no room for Art to be made.
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Man the "gamergate destroyed society" ppl have been vindicated like a zillion times over the past year
January 31, 2026 at 5:03 PM
Man the "gamergate destroyed society" ppl have been vindicated like a zillion times over the past year
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nobody is immune to criticism but all the clowning on highguard feels way more mean-spirited and almost gleeful or celebratory than critique would be. feels even weirder coming from other devs who i can only assume are pretending like they don't know how this happens
January 27, 2026 at 3:06 AM
nobody is immune to criticism but all the clowning on highguard feels way more mean-spirited and almost gleeful or celebratory than critique would be. feels even weirder coming from other devs who i can only assume are pretending like they don't know how this happens
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idk anything about wildlight other than what's on their page but they are a remote studio with 100+ people launching their debut game into 11k+ negative steam reviews mostly because of the meme bandwagon from what i can see. hard to imagine that's a deserved outcome and i don't see any humor in it
January 27, 2026 at 3:14 AM
idk anything about wildlight other than what's on their page but they are a remote studio with 100+ people launching their debut game into 11k+ negative steam reviews mostly because of the meme bandwagon from what i can see. hard to imagine that's a deserved outcome and i don't see any humor in it
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organized, unseen, unpaid labor acting rapidly and effectively? yeah that'd be women
January 26, 2026 at 9:44 PM
organized, unseen, unpaid labor acting rapidly and effectively? yeah that'd be women
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Reminder in the face of all the angry gaslighting propaganda.
January 24, 2026 at 8:08 PM
Reminder in the face of all the angry gaslighting propaganda.
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“like McDonald’s or Palantir” is so funny, everyone in my orbit should expect me to work this into my regular bits
January 22, 2026 at 8:30 PM
“like McDonald’s or Palantir” is so funny, everyone in my orbit should expect me to work this into my regular bits
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This is a global far right power grab, so the sooner everybody realizes that and puts aside their deeply outdated notions around national identity, which got us here to begin with, the better. The only way out is through, but the only way through is all of us fighting these climate warlords together
January 21, 2026 at 6:29 PM
This is a global far right power grab, so the sooner everybody realizes that and puts aside their deeply outdated notions around national identity, which got us here to begin with, the better. The only way out is through, but the only way through is all of us fighting these climate warlords together
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I really think Hubert Dreyfus nailed this in On The Internet (2002) and I’ll keep posting this page until everyone has seen it. Key para in alt text.
January 20, 2026 at 3:46 AM
I really think Hubert Dreyfus nailed this in On The Internet (2002) and I’ll keep posting this page until everyone has seen it. Key para in alt text.
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Trying to relax with some reading only to have Helen Humphreys come out the gate swinging 🫣
January 5, 2026 at 1:22 AM
Trying to relax with some reading only to have Helen Humphreys come out the gate swinging 🫣
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Democrats could act like a real opposition party, refusing to validate Trump malfeasance with votes, and setting up a shadow cabinet that regularly communicates how Democrats would be different. But nah.
It’s not only a majority of Democratic voters that hate this approach. US allies see it too.
It’s not only a majority of Democratic voters that hate this approach. US allies see it too.
The incredibly lukewarm Democratic response on Greenland is being noticed in Europe, incidentally.
Chuck Schumer not finding a stronger word than “quixotic” for Trump’s plan to seize Greenland has been name checked to me more than once.
Chuck Schumer not finding a stronger word than “quixotic” for Trump’s plan to seize Greenland has been name checked to me more than once.
But Americans who want to save the alliance with Europe must have no illusions about how bad a condition this transatlantic partnership is in.
January 18, 2026 at 11:07 PM
Democrats could act like a real opposition party, refusing to validate Trump malfeasance with votes, and setting up a shadow cabinet that regularly communicates how Democrats would be different. But nah.
It’s not only a majority of Democratic voters that hate this approach. US allies see it too.
It’s not only a majority of Democratic voters that hate this approach. US allies see it too.
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Natural talent is nothing compared to the ability to keep making shit long after everyone else has given up
January 5, 2026 at 3:43 PM
Natural talent is nothing compared to the ability to keep making shit long after everyone else has given up
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If history cares enough to look back at the nerdzis’ obsessive hatred of Sweet Baby, history will be utterly baffled by such an embarrassing grudge.
It might be the stupidest of all their manufactured outrages, one of the most clear cut examples of them getting mad at their own imaginations.
It might be the stupidest of all their manufactured outrages, one of the most clear cut examples of them getting mad at their own imaginations.
January 14, 2026 at 12:21 PM
If history cares enough to look back at the nerdzis’ obsessive hatred of Sweet Baby, history will be utterly baffled by such an embarrassing grudge.
It might be the stupidest of all their manufactured outrages, one of the most clear cut examples of them getting mad at their own imaginations.
It might be the stupidest of all their manufactured outrages, one of the most clear cut examples of them getting mad at their own imaginations.
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isn't it wild how we actually live in a world with cyberpsychosis, but instead of being able to get cybernetic limbs it comes from a chat program that "yes ands" too hard
January 13, 2026 at 6:06 PM
isn't it wild how we actually live in a world with cyberpsychosis, but instead of being able to get cybernetic limbs it comes from a chat program that "yes ands" too hard
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This. Realising in my mid 30s that my brain basically took to the task it was given, and maybe I should not give it the task of obsessing about every potential negative outcome, saved my life. Not true of all brains etc etc, but I could have had a far more chill 20s if I’d gotten there sooner
Watching doc about resilience that reaffirms many changes I made last few years to my mental outlook (I read a LOT of brain books). Brains are hallucination engines. If the story is the world is shit, everything is fucked, brain reframes every interaction this way. It impacts behavior; shuts us down
January 11, 2026 at 10:57 PM
This. Realising in my mid 30s that my brain basically took to the task it was given, and maybe I should not give it the task of obsessing about every potential negative outcome, saved my life. Not true of all brains etc etc, but I could have had a far more chill 20s if I’d gotten there sooner
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I cannot stress this enough: this is not possible
in a literal technological sense: you cannot train an AI and expect even comprehensible results with under ~1 million pieces of data, nobody can supply all that with the variance needed. You can only achieve it through wanton scraping
in a literal technological sense: you cannot train an AI and expect even comprehensible results with under ~1 million pieces of data, nobody can supply all that with the variance needed. You can only achieve it through wanton scraping
Larian CEO says Divinity could have gen AI assets in it but only if the tools are trained on the studio's own data.
"If we use a GenAI model to create in-game assets, then it'll be trained on data we own."
https://kotaku.com/divinity-gen-ai-larian-bg3-reddit-ama-2000658429
"If we use a GenAI model to create in-game assets, then it'll be trained on data we own."
https://kotaku.com/divinity-gen-ai-larian-bg3-reddit-ama-2000658429
January 9, 2026 at 8:26 PM
I cannot stress this enough: this is not possible
in a literal technological sense: you cannot train an AI and expect even comprehensible results with under ~1 million pieces of data, nobody can supply all that with the variance needed. You can only achieve it through wanton scraping
in a literal technological sense: you cannot train an AI and expect even comprehensible results with under ~1 million pieces of data, nobody can supply all that with the variance needed. You can only achieve it through wanton scraping
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Hello Tim Cook I worked at Tumblr when you gave us 48 hours to get rid of all the consenting, adult boobs. Up all night at your whim, out of the blue. But you're still cool with Twitter and its CSAM and revenge porn and whatever the fuck this is? Why do you even HAVE guidelines?
Previously, several of these companies, like Apple, IBM, and Disney, have paused advertising on X in response to antisemitic content. But antisemitism on X never slowed, sexual abuse imagery increased, and all of these companies quietly resumed advertising anyways.
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Why isn't there a bigger Grok boycott?
Advertisers, politicians, and investors are still all-in on X, despite a sexual abuse crisis.
spitfirenews.com
January 8, 2026 at 9:28 PM
Hello Tim Cook I worked at Tumblr when you gave us 48 hours to get rid of all the consenting, adult boobs. Up all night at your whim, out of the blue. But you're still cool with Twitter and its CSAM and revenge porn and whatever the fuck this is? Why do you even HAVE guidelines?