Try and build your own engine bro. Making a game is seriously hard, even when unity does 4/5th of the work. Having less options wouldn’t somehow lead to better quality, it would make the whole scene shit. You are simply speaking from a place of ignorance. “Cool story”, lol.

59% of games sold on steam either use unity or unreal. Not released, but sold. I think it’s the general opinion and you’re an outlier here. I invite you to post lists of your recently bought games or most played games. I doubt they all have their own custom engine.

Only 10% of new games used a custom engine, and they are by far mostly triple A games from big companies. Unless you just don’t play indie games, you have bought unreal or unity games even if you buy less in general.

And yes, that means 10% account for 40% of sales but it’s no suprise since having your own engine and a big budget go hand in hand.

It’s absolutely insane to actually think we are worse off. Would you rather a walled garden, where only multi million dollar companies can afford to develop games, just because of a few shovelware garbage titles that just get ignored anyways? Do you get a shit game as a gift every Christmas or something? The negatives aren’t even affecting anything.

Here are the stats if you are interested. https://www.creativebloq.com/3d/video-game-design/unreal-engine-dominates-as-the-most-successful-game-engine-data-reveals

He’s framing it as if the overall effect is bad. Game engines have been a serious boon to the industry. The good massively outweighs the bad.

deleted by creator

New vehicle available: Boeing 767

https://archive.ph/h2S65

Agents then placed her in a patrol vehicle. She was released a short time later.

Good news I guess.

Corporate espionage is about the get a lot more exciting.

I’m guessing 4 out of 5 of your favorite games have been made with either unity or unreal. What an absolutely shit take.

Mary was the next step in our evolution. A self fertilizing woman, essentially able to clone herself at will. Never forget what the Romans took from us.

So the rasp Pi is very versatile. It won’t work as well for certain things but you can also hook things up to it that you wouldn’t be able to with a normal computer. It’s also tiny. That being said, I’d just spend a few bucks more and get a new one. Raspb pi 3 with 1g of ram is very slow.

I fear ICE might bring smoke bombs to every situation specifically for this. I’m happy for the law in any case, i’m being a bit of a pessimist tbh.

A great step in the right direction but I’m guessing gas masks are going to be a huge loophole.

Smell test

Journalists are about to become a playable faction in battlefield

And now we have something better. I’m all for a better grid running on renewables though, which is the actual problem.

You mean like with some kind of government app that scans your face or takes your ID? I guess open source llms you can run at home will have to be made illegal, or at least require special permits.

Maybe this’ll slow down the adoption of self hosted LLMs

That is what the tweet is about…?

The whole point is that llms need resources that the current average computer doesn’t have, and they are locking away the higher end computers behind price hikes.

They are making it so online llms are the only option.

I didn’t see anything about this being about local LLMs

What? He talks about selling computation as a service and specifically mentions chatgpt. It’s not about stadia.

Explains the smile

1. Openai alone has 125 million daily users. Clearly, there is a use case.
2. Well it uses the same hardware so I guess it is.
3. If you don’t already have a strong computer, the price rising does incapacitate you. I guess you can also say house prices rising doesn’t incapacitate homeowners.
4. Prices don’t usually go down as fast as they go up, not sure what’s the point in any case.
5. Cloud computing needing GPUs or a lot of ram is.
6. They do to run llms, or they need a strong GPU, which is what this is about.

The stigma is the same for both (more or less). It’s easier to escape punishment, as you say, with the AI. There’s more risk with appointments. Tbh, you are missing the point entirely.