While I'm glad to see Qwant and Ecosia's progress, I have to say a search index "designed specifically for LLMs and generative AI agents" was not quite what I was hoping for when I saw this pop up.

We will likely have AC installed at home before the next summer.

I don't like it, particularly because of the impact on climate and energy consumption, but with the prolonged heat nowadays, it's become nigh impossible to keep our home comfortable throughout most of the summer. :(

Two or three even, by the looks of it: Worlds Part II, Relics, and Beacon. They're on a roll.

• https://www.nomanssky.com/release-log/
• https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/275850

Might hop on with a few friends in a few days, I'm already excited to see the current state of the game!

Whilst I suppose this has been known anecdotally by the gaming community for a long time, it's good to see more academic research reinforce it. Hopefully it leads to better treatment options for the addicted.

I'm sometimes still surprised about people's outdated views on (video) games as a hobby, even among younger generations.

No need to require something for an OS they don't plan to support at all anyways, I suppose. :(

We would have solar panels installed beforehand, so that's fair, does a little for lessening my guilt.

The game was included with my GPU purchase two years ago, I'm hoping to play it at some point, naively hoping that Bethesda will improve on it in such a way that people actually start recommending the game. :x

A new game from Yacht Club?! Count me in, this looks amazing!

It might be a bit naive, but here's to hoping that it's just a stepping stone for a proper alternative search engine.

Incredibly sad news. I was lucky enough to see him in action at 2023's Symfonycon, he was an amazing person and a real force of nature. He'll be missed.