In this case, it seems tobbe the same deal as it was with Bloodborne: FromSoft didn’t make it by themselves. It was co-developed by Nintendo, so they have co-ownership rights and are free to keep it on their own console. FromSoft likely wouldn’t have hadntge manpower to make it on their own, with whatever other projects they have going.

Not really, not on its own. It can GET demanding depending on how big you go with building stuff.

I’m definitely having trouble conceptualizing what this even IS much less what one might use it for. Hyperlight is like a containerization system? It lets you host micro-VMs? And now you can use one to host a WASM app? Why on Earth would someone want to host container/VM just to run WASM code? Are we really going down the road AGAIN of taking tech made to run in browsers, and using it to make backend stuff?

Musk, an avid gamer himself, claimed

Hey, glad to know this source has no credibility.

Thank god, we STILL use TFS at work, and its core version control model is reeeeeally fucking awful.

The only one that isn’t a red flag here is #1.

He doesn’t just let us kill them all, he keeps tabs on us and gathers intel from all of them, including their spells and techniques, which he plans to use to kill us. And, truth be told, combining all of the powers and skills of the strongest beings in the world together is a pretty solid plan.

Nah, I definitely think it was a ruse, just not this one. What the fuck were they ever gonna DO with 3 million e-mails coming in within a week? Actually analyze them all to idendify each employee’s value? Nonsense.

A) It was a cheap way to bank an excuse to fire anyone who didn’t respond “for cause” at some later point when they identify people they want to fire, and are looking for cause.

B) They were planning to feed all the responses into an LLM or something similar. Maybe as a way to look for certain “woke” buzzwords and make a hitlist of people to target for firing.

I was thinking the same thing. Perhaps an “English isn’t my first language” scenario?

I’ve seen forms of this joke quite a lot in the last few years, and it never fails to make me laugh.

Immediately grabs the apple she dropped

Yeah, this tracks.

It’s one of the old tweets by Marko Elez, the 25-year-old that recently resigned from Elon Musk’s team at the USDS, after said tweets surfaced. He has since been re-hired.

According to Musk’s plan, he would be one of two people given full access to all of the financial IT systems at the US Treasury, and probably all the other agencies they plan to come after in the future.

Who?

Better him than Musk.

The presentation is different, but the core problem that the FTC is targeting is the same: spending real money to gamble on artificial digital goods.

No, we want the money that we pay to benefit society, in ways that we couldn’t on our own, to be used to benefit society, in ways that we couldn’t on our own.