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The original was posted on /r/crossstitch by /u/realsmudgedoe on 2025-05-08 00:13:04+00:00.

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The Deepest Games are DUMB. How is it possible that this generation of game developers, who are clearly articulate and educated, be so obsessed with the idea of creating deep meaningful games, and yet consistently produce games that are shallow and automated? Also, why does it seem impossible for the depth of the games of the past to be re-created? There clearly isn't any technological barrier, so what is the problem?

One of the major problems that I discuss in today's video is the obsession modern developers have with making smart games and being perceived as these masters of human psychology and technology. Where this stems from is hard to know for sure, but there is clearly a trend of developers being able to find the areas of their game that contain the potential for depth, and then systematically eliminating them. Ironically a lot of these areas are labeled as "outdated" but what I think developers and reviewers really mean to say is dumb. No o

From the video description:

The Deepest Games are DUMB. How is it possible that this generation of game developers, who are clearly articulate and educated, be so obsessed with the idea of creating deep meaningful games, and yet consistently produce games that are shallow and automated? Also, why does it seem impossible for the depth of the games of the past to be re-created? There clearly isn't any technological barrier, so what is the problem?

One of the major problems that I discuss in today's video is the obsession modern developers have with making smart games and being perceived as these masters of human psychology and technology. Where this stems from is hard to know for sure, but there is clearly a trend of developers being able to find the areas of their game that contain the potential for depth, and then systematically eliminating them. Ironically a lot of these areas are labeled as "outdated" but what I think developers and reviewers really mean to say is dumb. No o

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The original was posted on /r/crossstitch by /u/realsmudgedoe on 2025-05-07 02:31:48+00:00.

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Day 1 of working on Mr Ring-A-Ding / Lux from the latest season of Doctor who!! Been absolutely loving this season and Mr Ring-A-Dings character design stole my heart. Have been thinking about him nonstop since the episode 2 premiere and knew I had to whip up a pattern. Got another one of him half designed that I'll finish working on after this! And of cour

What is Cyberpunk?

Cyberpunk is a science-fiction sub-genre dealing with the integration of society and technology in dystopian settings. Often referred to as “low-life and high tech,” Cyberpunk stories deal with outsiders (punks) who fight against the oppressors in society (usually mega corporations that control everything) via technological means (cyber). If the punks aren’t actively fighting against a megacorp, they’re still dealing with living in a world completely dependent on high technology.

Cyberpunk characteristics include:

• Dystopian city setting where mega-corporations rule
• Full integration of technology into society, featuring cybernetic implants
• Outsider protagonists (punks) who often are very familiar with the technology around them
• Hard boiled detective and film noir vibes and influence
• Themes dabbling in trans-humanism, existentialism, and what it means to be human.

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The original was posted on /r/thegrandtour by /u/FlipStig1 on 2025-05-05 05:45:16+00:00.

For those based in the UK and eligible to work there, Richard Hammond needs a few good people to work at his company, The Smallest Cog. He went on Instagram for recruiting purposes. 😅

For those seriously interested in applying: https://jobs.gohire.io/the-smallest-cog-rsmtsexa/

The real danger is: AI is to nice to nonsense

~ Sabine Hossenfelder

That opening skit was too real.

Edit: includes bonus sneak preview of new version of Audacity

The turtle follows the path of the Hilbert curve of some order < 10. What cool generative art could be generated by Hilbert curves besides walking through rgb-colors with it? I thought about generating 2D perlin-like-noise from 1D perlin-noise with it.