greg

greg

@gregkleinwrites.bsky.social

Community Manager @ Albuquerque Game Developers Guild I write. I make music. I help give game developers a community where they feel safe, seen, and supported. [he/him]

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I do not like this gen AI I do not like what it implies I do not want it in my art I do not think it makes you smart I do not want it in my games I do not like its goals and aims I do not want it in my books I do not like the way it looks I do not like it, I don't care I do not want it anywhere

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i think ive paid gabe newell more from the proceeds of my games than i've paid the government, but gabe doesn't pave my roads or fund my schools or feed the kids in my community probably a few overdue conversations to be had about maybe paying less gabes before we pay less taxes or something

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something v encouraging to see lately is how clear eyed people have become about assigning fault to institutions rather than individuals. BAFTA/BBC tried to throw that poor man under the bus by seating him where they did and airing what they did but no one’s buying it

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Oh no. Oh nooooo. Xbox's new CEO is a natalist/birthrater. How did MS miss this in their opsec? Literal stone's throw away from the likes of Palmer Luckey. "Will my son have classmates in the future? ...the fertility rates are declining." Then she suggests the fix is... AI? Timestamped:

youtube.comHow 80,000 companies build with AI: Products as organisms and the death of org charts | Asha SharmaYouTube video by Lenny's Podcast

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All but the most radical leftist Western positions on Israel remain "an apartheid state committing genocide, extermination camps, infanticide, genocide, group rape, war crimes, having illegal nukes, terrorism, extrajudicial assassination and kidnapping are tolerable as long as Israel does it".

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Grateful to see it all, finally, laid out. Makes me feel less crazy. But I’m so, so furious for all those who’ve been steamrolled and bulldozed by these monsters all along. So many who’ve suffered, friends I’ve lost, whose lives have been ruined, everyone gaslit, all in service of these predators.

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The ASPS has come out against trans youth surgical care. The AMA then endorsed the ASPS. Meanwhile, WPATH's president-elect testified on behalf of a detransitioner who won their case. And hospitals capitulate to Trump. I write my indictment of the American medical system on trans youth care.

erininthemorning.comThe Cowardice Of American Medicine On Trans Youth CareAfter capitulation by hospitals across the country, the ASPS and AMA have both thrown trans kids under the bus on surgical care.

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Shout out to all the amazing Black game developers, media, and creatives across every part of making games. I’m rooting for y’all year-round. Go follow Black folks making games. We’re often ignored, then imitated. Tag some Black devs below and follow the ones you don’t know yet.

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Wait wait wait, how are all you defining "best" for "best game of the year"? Because I use it to mean the one I loved the most. What else is there?

Eurogamer@eurogamer.bsky.social

Donkey Kong Bananza might not be the best game of the year, but it's surely the one I loved the most. https://bit.ly/4sj0tP5

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1/2 If you know and are friendly with enough writers in your general cohort you will likely know one or two or a few who are "famous" for whatever value of "famous" is relevant to others. None of us knew who was going to be "famous" at the time, we just hung about enjoying each other's company. ALSO

Tobias S. Buckell@tobiasbuckell.bsky.social

Talking to one of these types at a con who asked how I 'got in' with so many 'famous writers' who I'd been talking to and I said "we made friends before anyone knew who we were decades ago by striking up interesting conversations and enjoying each other's company" and he kept re-asking the question.

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Essentially, I think that LLM-generated dialogue only makes sense if you believe that the product of writing is words. But the product of writing isn't words, any more than the product of justice is prisoners, or the product of love is weddings. The product of writing is meaning.

Samuel Horti@samuelhorti.bsky.social

I had five fascinating conversations for this RPS piece, gathering perspectives on genAI chatbots in games, as seen in Where Winds Meet. Thanks to @meghna.bsky.social, @pyrofoux.bsky.social, @maxkreminski.bsky.social, and @chrisgardiner.bsky.social www.rockpapershotgun.com/horrible-bor...

Is this late stage capitalism or did someone press the 4 key twice? It is faux fur. Probably made in China. Stop blocking people from owning funny coats with these inflated prices. We need coats like this more than ever.

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1. The US Transgender Survey has finally been released, and the results are stunning. - <1% of people are less satisfied after HRT. - The most common reason for detransition, pausing transition, or stopping transition is transphobia. The latest from S. Baum. Subscribe to support our journalism.

erininthemorning.comLargest Trans Survey Ever: Top Reason Trans People Stop Transitioning Is Transphobia“In almost every single case, the reason was anti-trans discrimination in the form of pressure to ‘detransition’ from one’s family, friends, or community.”

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the fact that people were told “today you are going to an elementary school to lie to teachers and kidnap kids” and didn’t immediately tell their bosses to go fuck themselves is all you need to know about why ICE should be dismantled

Kye@gxldsociety.bsky.social

BREAKING: Federal agents in plain clothes and unmarked cars tried to snatch 1st graders from LA elementary schools—told staff they had “parental consent.” They lied. When pressed, they HID THEIR IDS. DHS admits they sent them. This wasn’t a welfare check. It was a test run for a police state.

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if white Americans didn’t want Mexicans in California maybe they should not have conquered California from Mexico and then spent 150 years building up an economy entirely dependent on the flow of people and goods across the border just a thought

Republicans are straight up taking away insurance from those who need it most. Taking money away from people who can't afford groceries. Taking jobs from those who provide these services.