

It was necessary. The tech is so expensive to run and develop that getting customers to actually use it and build demand was essential to the tech’s survival.


It was necessary. The tech is so expensive to run and develop that getting customers to actually use it and build demand was essential to the tech’s survival.


Which of them help normies monetize their videos?


It’s not even on principle. From a pure business perspective, giving a funder the right to claw back money you previously spent is insanity.


It might. It’s not that great long term if you don’t supplement.


Hmm, I didn’t realize so many people were interested in Sam Altman committing suicide.


Meat. Just meat. Went on a carnivore diet for 3 months and my shits were bliss.


Getting work done.
Sure, blur is annoying, but it’s not mechanically frustrating like the unintuitive behaviour of blink dagger, especially compared to the blink ability. Similarly, miss chance for uphill could be reworked to have lower damage, for example, making it less frustrating.


This is really a pointless concern. Wait a couple of years until people can just make these videos privately without openai’s intervention.


I feel like this might be from something else because I have a friend who said this, but she doesn’t play video games.
Random chance to miss attack to high ground. Blink dagger reduced range if you click past the distance radius of the item.
I’m looking at you, Dota2.
It’s fine.
Your feelings or lack of them is valid. If you’re getting through life and are happy without giving a shit about others then good for you. If it’s harming you or others then you have a problem. If you’re unhappy because you feel like you’re missing something in your life then do something about it, but don’t let others tell you how to feel.
This is just a small part of the perpetual cycle of growth and contraction. Growth comes from breakthroughs and innovations. Contraction comes from mis-allocation of resources and the need to extract efficiency from the breakthrough and innovation.
So now everything is booming and growing. This will slow down and if it becomes efficient enough it will remain useful and accessible. If not, it will be discarded and another breakthrough will take its place.