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I am not "assuming" anything on anyone's behalf. There is a clear difference that's practically not even about AI at this point.

You're not stealing from a programmer by frankensteining bits of their freely available code. As someone else said, it's basically stack overflow with an extra step. There's no secret sauce in coding, you can evaluate code quality, you can exchange tricks and techniques, but you're not expressing yourself through code.

However, if you take bits of one or several cultural products without the creator's consent and pass the whole thing as your own, that's called plagiarism, and this is a special thing for a reason.

For AI, I don't think anybody cares about a random beginner using it as "crutch". People care about big entertainment companies deciding they need 90% fewer artists because AI does "good enough" (even when it does quite poorly, and even when it's trained on the work of people like the ones they're replacing).

I am pretty sure this is not what the people who made the seal are talking about.

Read their site. They're talking about "pictures, movies, audio (music or voice action) and writing". Code in itself, especially for simple tasks like basic game logic, is not art, and I am saying that as a developer.

I am still very doubtful AI can write quality code, but I really don't care. I am sure it becomes a mess if you try to write very complex systems, but that's not the case for most games. And if AI generated code is good enough for your use case, good for you.

Y avait même pas besoin d'aller jusque là.

qui a été responsable pendant deux ans chez Amazon de la stratégie Prime Vidéo et Amazon Studios

Sérieux, il a des leçons à donner après ça?

Prime video est inutilisable malgré quelques contenus sympa parce que le service est juste à chier. Ça pue le robinet à contenu fait à la va-vite avec zéro moyen alloué au dev du service. Leur catalogue n'est absolument pas mis en valeur. Netflix c'est pas incroyable mais prime lui arrive pas à la cheville.

Mais ouais, clairement un point de vue de financier, comme ils disent dans l'article.

We need search engines that hide those from results by default. Basically "walled garden-blocking".

They want to keep the door shut until you surrender your data? Fine. They don't get to pollute your web if you refuse then.

I am welcoming new attempts at life sims because EA is just shitting all over its series, but... Everything we've been shown about this one looks so bland. I don't want my life sim to be realistic. I want it to be crazy/cynical/over the top.

I never had the impression all the Sims fans that are fed up with EA's bullshit were asking for the game to be more serious. They mostly ask for it to work at a basic level and they hate, hate the increasingly abusive monetization.

I wish. In the end it all depend on how individual countries interpret the EU law. In France it was decided that "either let us shit all over your privacy or pay a subscription" was okay and in the spirit of the law.

It's bullshit IMO, but lots of sites ran with it. So those I refuse to interact with now.

Completely fair. That was mostly for the joke, but I do have a lot of digital media, at some point you don't have much choice in the matter. Most of mine is games though.

Got my first e-reader because someone was getting rid of theirs... And well, that's a kindle, a very old one. I never bought any digital book from amazon, only used it with calibre and stuff found elsewhere. Some public domain, some bought through bundles and stuff, some... "found" elsewhere. i've not had amazon wipe it yet as some say it happened to them, not even sure it could happen on mine, they haven't even supported it forever. But it's a tiny minority of my books anyway.

I've got a pet peeve of spotting French ads using English language songs that they would never think of using if most people listened to and/or understood the lyrics.

Some examples :

A car manufacturer using the same song for decades, Johnny and Mary. Hard to tell who the song is really about, but it's clearly about a broken, quite unhappy and mentally unstable couple.

A big mart chain using Prayer in C in its happy, "let's be optimistic" clips.

And see the children are starving / And their houses were destroyed / Don't think they could forgive you

Hey, when seas will cover lands / And when men will be no more / Don't think you can forgive you

A perfume ad with Sia's Chandelier blaring out. Yeah, suicide by booze, definitely what I want to feel classy.

I have DRM-free versions of How To and What If?.

They're made of trees.

I did some of it, enough to unlock a few of the AX characters and some machine pieces, but yes, incredibly hard.

Among the unlocks, Daigoroh was cool. Ultra-light, but enough energy to boost most of the time with a crazy spark effect.

Hell yeah. And then you've got one of those crazy hard story mode challenges where you pretty much have to destroy as many opponents you can to have enough juice to win. The one with Michael Chain and his gang.

I have literally no idea how that came to your mind immediately. It's very funny to me that it did though.