And I don’t get why they would use it for graphics instead of using an AI coprocessor to do interesting stuff in games, like generating dialogue, complex missions, smarter NPCs, maps, etc.

You could build worlds where stuff happens that isn’t just governed by randomly doing stuff based on triggers.

And Reagan was a criminal as well. He just got Ollie North to take the fall and leaned into his dementia to play the poor victim.

Yeah, it’s not like Minecraft itself is marketed to the hardcore gamer demographic. It’s essentially a kids’ movie. I suspect it might still suck at that though.

I mean, it would be nice to see a comparison between a Chinese loan and a loan by the IMF. Maybe the sting still has to come because they haven’t been doing it for as long, but there’s got to be a good reason those countries go with China instead of the IMF.

To me it seems like IMF loans involve privatising revenue generating assets, lowering taxes on the wealthy and austerity on the masses. The biggest criticism of the Chinese way of financing is that if you default on the loan you used to build a port/highway/railway line, they keep that specific asset. And I guess instead of using local labour they use Chinese workers.

There’s definitely things to criticise there, but I know which option I’d pick if I needed a port in my country.

Holy crap, I always assumed the runner was pushing her whenever I saw this picture. Is this often posted with a wrong caption or something?

And now job boards are full of ads for ‘salesforce developers’ that pay ridiculous amounts because nobody really wants to work on salesforce.

Or back in the days where Google Reader was a thing, one request from them could represent millions of readers.

Could just be that they’re finally cracking down on brigading in general. It’s not in Google’s interest to have places be reviewed by people who haven’t ever been there, so I could see them just automatically removing those.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osborne_effect

Even if they were working on it, they wouldn’t tell, otherwise a bunch of people would be waiting on the steam deck 2 instead of buying the current one.

Or they decided to use the bridge to transfer a bunch of cybertrucks to the other side.

Oh yeah, sure, I meant to get some range to at least get away from the immediate front line.

Yeah, then you need to transport a generator and fuel to wherever you’re charging it, so you’re not getting away from the same logistics issues you’d have with a Toyota Hilux.

I can only see this as a ploy to get the all time high post on r/shittytechnicals, if that still exists.

Also, once you’re close to the front line, where are you going to charge this thing? There’s definitely no fast chargers, and if you do find a house with a working 220v outlet you’re a sitting duck for the next 8 hours or so.

Ukrainians have been using electric bikes and scooters successfully, but a whole EV is another kettle of fish.

Yeah, I vote for charred remains of the cyber truck being displayed in Kyiv.

And if true, wouldn’t this be a breach of sanctions? Can’t someone lock him up for this?

Ah, that makes sense I guess.

Hamas had a whole investigation and remediation in the space of days, in the middle of a war zone. Meanwhile we’re still waiting to find out who killed Shireen Abu Akleh over 2 years ago.

Seems like a really old game to be porting. Is the Quest that underpowered?

Doesn’t really seem to work. Right wing guys still want a truck that makes the vroom noise and has smoke coming out of it. And the main constituency for electric cars ( smug liberals with a lot of money ) don’t want to be associated with Musk so they’ll buy a different brand (luckily other automakers have mostly caught up to Tesla now).