8Bit |

Game developer / Saturday Morning Marble Game / #DDGravityDive / looking for a new #gamedev gig / DRM-Freedom fighter / Drinker of lotsa coffee / Onions are my own / Made in Germany, 1982
Everyone: Claude downtime is over 2%. That's way too high.
Me: It's 98% too low.
Meet Marbley, a very qualified and confident little fella who wants nothing more than helping you building marble machines.
Humans have this really weird thing where when they see something is bad, they wanna regulate it or even make it illegal.
Except money. The thing that globally causes most pain and trauma. We're all motivated to chase the addiction of getting more of it.
"Tech" isn't bad.
The "Tech industry" is.
"Gaming" isn't bad.
The "Gaming Industry" is.
See, soon as you add an "industry" to it, you run into problems. Mostly hyper capitalism and greed.
I like how when you use the Discord "app", it will just sit there and continue to eat away at your RAM until it eventually - from what I can tell - notices that something is wrong, reloads itself and begins again. Discord is such jank garbage.
EDIT: I noticed it helps a lot if you are in as few servers as possible. So I assume it's the thing fetching updates but never freeing memory after doing so.
I've just seen Pragmata being called "Dad Space" and yes, I am totally there for that.
Jesus, I wanna play that game. But the inevitable heart break this game surely leads up to will kill me.
We shouldn't say that AI is "hallucinating" or "making things up". Let's just call it "Clanker propaganda".
Devs are currently playing Burgle Supply Company!
I'm having the worst onslaught of impostor syndrome, yet. I talk so much about making my silly game, act like I know what I'm doing, know what's fun, how to make games... and what do I have to show after all these years? Not even a demo, yet. Can't even make a fucking tutorial work.
Man, technology was just so much more reliable, durable, sturdy and repairable a few decades back.
"oh but technology today is just so much more complex and miniaturized - so of course there are more failure points!"
you say that as if that makes it reasonable. It doesn't.
Having a screenshot tool that can extract text from an image via OCR is - even if it's not perfect - a god-sent.