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Yeah, but like, you can have robots on rails. Factories are often designed with automation in mind, rather than slapping it on afterwards.

I mean in the far distant future... yeah I agree.

But back to preset times, when robots like these are cheap enough for a small company to buy over hiring someone, then it will be cheap enough to buy custom robots too.

Yeah, but I just don't see a use case for a humanoid robot, a standard robot arm could do the job in the video. Robots are better when designed for specific jobs.

Cool tech, but what's the intended use case for the end product? Or is there no use case until it's as good as a human?

People will and are buying it anyway. It will go on sale very soon once sales slow down. They know it isn't worth that much, but they know idiots will buy it anyway.

Then once it's 10, 20, 30, 40, 50% off, people will think they are getting a deal, even though it still isn't worth that much. Rockstar know exactly what they are doing.

Obsidian but with syncthing here, just syncs the files across my devices.

Yeah, there's so many games now, I can easily fill time before games are actually in a release state... a year after they actually released.

If they add denuvo they are clearly not very confident their game is worth the price they are asking, so why should we believe it's worth that much?

Most games with denuvo are not even worth playing. If you are scared of piracy, then your game fucking sucked to begin with.

With AMD supporting their sockets for long periods of time, there's -1 reasons to buy Intel.

The fuck do they mean they will try?

"Oh no there's no way we could possibly break out of these invisible shackles we put on ourselves"

This is just false, the policy applies to both real people and avatars. It's even in the article if you bothered to read it.

Their policies are mostly fine, it's the lackluster and cherrypicking enforcement that is the problem.

Generally makes it worse though. It's an engine built with shortcuts for a 'good' looking game. Obviously developers can skip these shortcuts, but rarely do.