It’s pretty funny to me, thinking about how panicked all the American AI-CEOs must be now. They either have to throw all their current branding over board and sound like pathetic sycophants every time they talk about the technology, or they’ll be considered enemies by the unstable narcissist running the country.
That’s not surprising. 2025 didn’t really have any huge releases on GKC, while 2026 had Pokopia, Elden Ring, FF7 etc.
It’s an interesting exercise. If agentic AI is capable of easily recreating commercial software, I wonder if that’ll make some software companies change their stance on it.
Not interested at all in using it though. I’m sure it’ll be buggy as hell and I much prefer using software developed with actual care and purpose.
If you interrupt an explanation every 30s, you’ll probably end up getting a worse explanation and understanding of the topic IMO. The constant interruptions will make it much harder for the other person to give a structured explanation and will make it way more likely that they’ll forget some things which they originally wanted to say.
For one, I think it would be immoral to create an actual intelligence to work for us. With a Human-like intelligence, we’d have to assume that it’s conscious, as we have no way of determining the opposite. We’d essentially create a caste of digital slaves.
That aside, I think the potential for abuse is far greater than any benefits. Making the human mind a replaceable thing, and thus diminishing the value of a human, would be incredibly dangerous. Right now, people in power can’t keep that power without some level of human support. Humans can employ their free will to rise up if need be. Giving that up would not be worth the cheap doctors.
Outlawing it entirely would be best IMO. “Thou shalt not make a machine in the likeness of a human mind”, to quote Dune. Create something like the Geneva convention that makes it a crime against humanity.
That’s not the case, it works great with (newish) AMD cards as well.
For DD2, that would probably be an almost impossible task on Switch 2. At the very least, it would come close to rebuilding the entire game.
Putting yourself as the “Stop having fun” guy has some real Selfawarewolf-energy.
Pretty cool to see them still supporting this game even after the release of World. I’ll probably go back to it as well, as while World is nice, MK8 just has the better track design.
What is it with classic British games and AI-slop remakes lately? An insult to the original and I genuinely hope they fail.
It can take nice pictures, but as you say, it’s not consistent. I’m not sure it’s entirely software. Even using GCam software, about 30-40% of my pictures end up being wobbly. My Pixel 4a made much better pictures on average. Also, videos seem to have frequent stutters. Then there’s the wideangle camera, which I’d consider pretty unusable quality-wise.
If the cameras were significantly improved, I’d probably upgrade and gift my current FP6 to my niece. Looks like they’re exactly the same though. For my use cases, I don’t see any point in having more RAM or a better SoC in my phone, FP6 will serve me just fine on that front for many years.
I like them, it’s a fun way to replay old games. In general I like seeing statistics about my progress. It’s cool seeing that something I did in the game is something that only a small number of players did. However, I never look at the achievements beforehand or try to hunt specific ones down. At that point, they would no longer be fun for me.
Are we finally getting there?
Mistakes happen but even then, convicting someone with that little evidence is pretty fucking egregious. He was clearly presumed guilty.
I don’t know about Switch games specifically, but at least in the DS-era, there were test-devices that games would be put in by factory workers before they were boxed and shipped. So they probably would have had slight scratches even when new.
In the end though, does it really matter if everything was in perfect condition otherwise? If those scratches weren’t there in the beginning, the would be there after first inserting the cartridge into the console. I’d get it if it was about collecting unopened games, but them removing the plastic wrapping pretty much makes that moot anyway.
The one-child policy was abolished in 2015, but birth rates have continued to decline after that. They currently have one of the world’s lowest fertility rates.
I mean OpenAI would even have to change its name and it would definitely affect their reputation with businesses and states, especially outside the US. The CEOs’ discomfort when they met with Trump was very visible.
It won’t ruin them, sure. But I’ll still take a bit of joy out of the headache this causes them.