Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer

Doing my best 🥲👍

[Morning Brew ☕️ @MorningBrew]

why what happened

[Ran Aroussi @aroussi]

The spork is what happens when engineers optimise past the point of usefulness.

Now we’re doing it with AI agents.

If booking a taxi takes two taps, yet you make me type or dictate a paragraph isn’t innovation, congratulations- you’ve built a spork.

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@CrunkStaggart @Alinaa_luv @urs_ellaa My thoughts exactly

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@soydesireelugo Si la persona hace bien el trabajo, no da problemas y está pidiendo permiso, no veo nada de malo. Este hilo me dio vida donde porque dice y que “en la administración pública no hay días libres”. Indefendible su pensar.

https://t.co/HkhEuJBLTF

[Villano Anti Lleno 🇨🇴🏳️‍🌈 @reprobado_]

@MeLlamoLola_ Reina , SOY ADMINISTRADOR PUBLICO y los derechos laborales son los mismos. Tu eres una esclava del sistema. YA ESTÁ

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@mirlu_exe CONGRATS 🎉🍾

[IsraHell @pucelanoxp]

Todos asi ahora mismo.

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

I miss this.

[⭕ Brock Pierson @brockpierson]

You never forget the sound of a Windows PC starting up in the 90's

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@Luis_LiraC Instant follow. Tqm jajaja

[ReviTianguis | Electricista de día, morra de noche @Revirth29]

Sabes que la empresa es de baja calidad cuando empieza a publicar memes hechos con inteligencia artificial

[Doc Strangelove @DocStrangelove2]

No way

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@la_zurrapa Balenciaga vendiendo pulseras de ferretería a $1000

[RafaGars Pixel Art @RafaGars]

My posts doesn't seems to be reaching anyone which is why I don't much here anymore. But anyway, to celebrate The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time's Remake, here's Adult Link

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@heigoutalos @ashlee3dee https://t.co/EWO1Wki3im

[Kozi @KoziLord]

@MrMarkZamora @ashlee3dee Namco patented it forever ago which is why old Tekken games had it for example.

[Agustín Cordes @AgustinCordes]

@htmx_org We never appreciated what we had.

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@EliasDaler Wow… I was thinking about creating a YT channel to express my own ideas, I’ve been trying to do so for the past 12 years and by your third (fourth) paragraph I got a spark ignited. Thank you for sharing. It’s been several rough weeks for me and I know I’m not alone.

[ByronB @YukaOmatic]

Time

[Marianne Díaz Hernández @mariannedh]

Los mecanismos para alcanzar los fines importan: Venezuela es un país sin ley de protección de datos personales, donde el levantamiento de bases de datos con fines políticos ha sido históricamente problemático y ha pulverizado la confianza de la gente en este tipo de sistemas.

[Jaydeep @_jaydeepkarale]

Tell Sam Altman that I use my 64GB of RAM to run print("Hello, World!"). I want him to know it's me.

[Jorge Palacios - Software and Game Developer @jorge_codes]

@cmuratori Yes I see this as adding people to a movie’s o game’s credits section. “But they only served coffee”, yeah, but then there’s the issue of who’s responsible for drawing the line? A bunch of people just approved payroll, for example 😅 nothing creative.

Agree with you.

[Casey Muratori @cmuratori]

Like any other consumer, I want labels for the things I care about. That is neither ridiculous nor intrusive. Obviously, if I thought it was a dogmatic purity test, I would not ask for it. Unlike the analogies in this reply, I have never asked for - nor has Steam ever required - a disclosure of Hawaiian holidays, car purchases, political affiliation, or whom a dev dated.

As part of my consumer purchasing decisions, I am interested in supporting the preservation of skilled human labor. For example, I bought Cuphead because I wanted to support hand-drawn animation. I did not expect to enjoy the game (and didn't). I might similarly buy a game because they coded the engine from scratch instead of using an off-the-shelf one.

I have no independent interest in supporting AI use for game development. That doesn't mean I wouldn't buy a game made with AI, it just means I wouldn't go out of my way to support the developer. Having a clear label (as opposed to, say, a community tag, which is not a warrant from the developer) lets me know what I'm supporting. If I don't have it, I can try to get the information another way, but it is not always possible.

Although replies (like the one highlighted here) dismiss the analogy for reasons that are unclear to me, it really is the same idea as buying local, organic food because you want to preserve a certain type of agriculture: I cannot reliably tell the difference between an organic apple and an inorganic one. I am not purchasing an organic apple because I think the organic apple tastes better. I am purchasing it because I am trying to support a particular way of life that I know is more costly for the producer.

Similarly, I do not demand anyone else buys organic. I do not myself exclusively buy organic. It's a decision I like to be able to make as a consumer, so I can allocate some portion of my money to supporting things that matter to me.

As always, if not enough other consumers want to know the things I want to know, sucks to be me, and it will be unlikely that labels will contain that information. But if a large number do, then you get either a voluntary label, or involuntary labeling requirement.

This is not abnormal, and it's good, actually.