Not to mention the epidemic of greyed out buttons that don't tell you why they're greyed out. Jesus christ. Working in IT iver the last 3-4 years has been so demoralizing when you deal with this stuff under pressure every day. It's like they want to make it hard on purpose.

Then, when you go to the right screen it says "updating..." but it doesn't fucking tell you what its updating. The screen firmware? Base OS update? Who knows. Will it make my pinpad useable? Why doesn't the pinpad tell me its updating? So many questions and I swear to god I see this everywhere.

I think he's saying that a little bit of AI for speeding up things is okay, but you should not be using it for creative work if you want to make a good game that stands out.

The Japanese article is extremely clear that he's saying human in a world of AI, human creation needs to sound out. He specifically goes on to say that in the early days of gaming, he remembers the titles that stood out were ones that came out of Japan with fresh creative ideas.

Lol...after playing around with gdb on regular linux its night and day. I don't think I will be using windows for this after all...lol.

Genuine question. What kind of juice causes companies to think this is a good idea? I've gotten to the point where I dread updates for any enterprise application.

Also, yes, I know the name is a little high up. Unfortunately that's probably going to take an ASM hack to fix so I'm gonna deal with it later lol.

I'm a tunahead