Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

Communications and Marketing Specialist at @PikPokGames, Staff Contributor at @dbljump. Wishlist Our Darkest Days on Steam ✨️ Opinions my own. 🇪🇺🇳🇿 store.steampowered.com/app/2239710/In… Joined March 2020

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

2 weeks ago

I don't use Twitter much now but I wanted to congratulate the team at Studio Hip Sword on the release of The Siege of Jeomdo! I helped out a little on this title with playtesting and proofreading. Awesome to see a group of indie devs paving their own path!

Studio Hip Sword @StudioHipSword

a month ago

War has finally reached your shores. The Siege of Jeomdo is available now for PC, Mac and Steam Deck. #indiegame

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

3 weeks ago

@CmndrConnor Nice, looking good so far!

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

a month ago

@GenePark Another correct opinion from my man Gene Park

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

2 months ago

My friend showed me how to use polymer clay so I made Phantom #bettelful

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

5 months ago

@momichiword Oh this is such an appropriate reference for Bettel!

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

6 months ago

All I need in this game is the return of The Former! I love that freaky little bug worm eldrich horror. Just a little guy.

IGN @IGN

6 months ago

Dylan is awake, Jesse has 'gone fishing,' and the Hiss have broken containment. Now it's his turn to fight back against the current. Control: Resonant arrives in 2026. #TheGameAwards

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

6 months ago

Into the Dead: Our Darkest Days is currently Overwhelmingly Positive in recent reviews!

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

7 months ago

@_chandra_27 Awesome!

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Ruby Z @ruby_zimm

7 months ago

@_chandra_27 Congrats! What an awesome recognition of the studio's hard work 👏

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Arin Hanson @egoraptor

7 months ago

I find what's being unsaid here disturbing: the reason removing em-dashes from ChatGPT responses is a "win" that is worthy of an announcement is that em-dashes are primarily used to sniff out if a published work was written by ChatGPT. What purpose does this serve except to more covertly pass off AI writing as human writing? If people didn't care that an article etc was AI generated, why would this sort of thing be worthy of a dedicated announcement? An argument I've seen is that writers who frequently use em-dashes in their work are wrongly being accused of using ChatGPT, and this is a step toward mitigating that. But this is a smokescreen that functions on the assumption that people are only upset when they can see the cracks and are otherwise indifferent to AI writing if they can't tell the difference. The truth of this sneakily insidious announcement is that it is a declaration not only that ChatGPT's designers are aware that people do not want to read things written by AI, but also that ChatGPT functions better as a product when it deceptively hides its fingerprints. Were AI designers fine with laws or industry standards requiring disclosure around the use of AI, this seemingly innocuous fix wouldn't have even crossed Mr. Altman's mind to announce. In fact, if disclosure was a standard, writers would not be accused of using AI in the first place; the simple omission of "written using AI" from their work would be enough.