Trying to manipulate the algorithm to only show me baseball. Max Muncy Truther! Jeff was a good guy 🪽
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BREAKING: House Democrats have preemptively introduced a resolution to stop the federal government from bailing out AI companies in the event of the industry collapsing. The bill says these companies should be subjected to the ordinary bankruptcy process.
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In the words of Jack Buck: "And we'll see you tomorrow night.''
What a game.
The Rays stay alive.
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MLB Avengers assemble!
Repost and reply for a chance to win a baseball signed by Bryce Harper, Freddie Freeman, Jacob Misiorowski, Junior Caminero and Randy Arozarena, all of whom starred in an exclusive preview spot for Avengers: Doomsday during the #WorldSeries
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Were closing in on 8 years for the Epic Games Store and yet still no forum, user profiles, universal controller support or Workshop style mod system.
Tim Sweeney should seriously focus on his own product and less on Gabe Newell and his product.
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A response to all the sealions who throw this around.
"Anti AI has no arguments all they have is emotion and death threats."
A take down
Long thread, share and bookmark.
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Abstract Dodger Fan ⍟ retweeted
twitter is the only place where you can say 'I like to know if a product is made with AI' and tim will hit you with:
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Tim Sweeney getting upset at Steam's AI disclosure is an endless stream of funny content.
He claims it's bad for developers, but what he actually means is it's bad for Epic Games. Because Epic are literally building UE6 around generative AI, which they say will play a "central role"
If generative AI is good, and developers are proud to use it, there shouldn't be an issue disclosing it. But the problem is gamers don't agree, and some actively avoid games using AI. This in turn will mean avoiding UE6 games using their fancy gen AI integrations, which hurts Epic's business model.
It's another one of those things where companies are not on the same page as gamers. Gamers want engine developers to solve problems they are having (eg poor performance, traversal stutter, visual artefacts). They don't want those problems to remain unsolved while Epic makes it easier to fill storefronts with low quality AI-made games.
Transparency is always good for consumers and shouldn't be sacrificed. Ever. Why hide the use of a feature if you think the feature is good?
If it's a "hate mob" issue, maybe time to reassess the messaging. Prove that AI use is good, instead of hiding it. Because if it's actually good, it should be easy to explain and show why. The work speaks for itself with these things.
If Epic are ever wondering why gamers love Steam and avoided the Epic Games Store for so long, it's because Valve continue to deliver what gamers want. Being hostile to gamers doesn't work.
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Yes. Period.
The moment I realize a game has GenAI assets, I lose all interest.
I am not spending my hard earned money or limited time on a game that is just stopped commissioned from a computer.
If you aren't passionate enough to actually make the game, why should I care?
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Repost and reply for your chance to win a #WorldSeries bat and baseball!
#NoTimeLikeOctober
ALT A baseball and a baseball bat are pictured. The bat has World Series 2026 branding and the ball is an official 2026 World Series baseball.
The World Series matchup is set!
Either the Brewers or Rays will win their first championship 🏆
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Damn that’s so cold. Thank god I’m not over 40 so I can actually think this is cool
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You can tell the baseball culture war has shifted because the hand wringing and complaining over Junior Caminero’s homer just isn’t registering like it used to. Just the internet’s biggest losers whining to themselves
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They’re going to teach all 27 teams how to get it done even if you don’t have the highest pay in baseball.
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FINAL: Rays 7, Guardians 3
The Tampa Bay Rays are American League champions and will play the Milwaukee Brewers in the World Series — and one of them will win their first championship in franchise history. The Rays have been around for 29 years and the Brewers for 58 seasons.
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In the last few months:
The Orioles owner said he bought the team because all of his friends who had sports teams made more than he ever could in private equity
The Padres sold for $3.9B, 63% more than the previous record
The Angels then sold for $4.0B, beating the Padres record
So why then are billionaires lighting money on fire by bailing out other billionaires from the apparent financial ruin of owning a baseball team?
It's because they're all making billions in appreciation and teams like the Yankees can sell just 16% for $2.6 BILLION (MLB of course waived the 15% cap lol) with an additional $1B in tax-exempt revenue bonds to refinance debt in their other business ventures
Seriously, who would pass up on an infinite money glitch like that?
I'm begging you all to realize owners just want a cap to make accounting easier. They're lying about competitive balance to create a narrative that is only in place to win them cost certainty
