Lacy and Marlon have officially won a game of COD Warzone and Fortnite back-to-back, leaving only Minecraft Hardcore to complete their Gaming Marathon👀 - If they die before beating Minecraft Hardcore this run, they have to restart and win all three games back-to-back-to-back.

ALERT: Senator Tommy Tuberville blasts Leader Thune for "walking into a warzone without a gun." "There's nobody fighting back." "We got too many people that love power. We got too many people that are greedy." "We have too many people that really don't understand anything other than I just wanna come back up here. I wanna have my name as a congressman or senator."

Activision is ending support for Call of Duty: Warzone on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. >Starting June 4, Warzone will be removed from the PS4 and Xbox One download stores, so new downloads will no longer be available. >Purchases made with real money, including COD Points and BlackCell, will also be removed from the in-game store and menus on those platforms. The Battle Pass will still be available. >On June 25, the full in-game store will be removed from PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. >You can keep playing Warzone on PS4 and Xbox One until the end of Season 6 for Call of Duty: Black Ops 7. If you already own the game on PS4 or Xbox One, you can continue playing until then. Your progress and content bought with COD Points will carry over as long as you use the same linked Activision account.

Same prompt. You decide. Prompt used: FPS warzone gameplay screenshot, full screen tactical overlay, battlefield data streams, satellite map overlay, enemy heat signatures, distance markers, ballistic trajectory lines, environmental hazard warnings, multi-layer UI system, dense information architecture, ultra realistic military simulation interface

thoughts on Typesafe/Jev: I'm surprised that a general-purpose classifier (or discriminative model) can be just as interesting to the public as a general-purpose generative model. I've worked on search and discriminative models for years, so maybe I should have called this upfront, tbf I never thought about making them general-purpose beyond search. Typesafe also positions Jev really well as "System 1", a complement to the generative models we already have. Humble, unassuming, and sidestepping the frontier-lab warzone. Jev's success could be disruptive to today's agentic systems in many ways, such as tool-calling and routing patterns. Over the last three years the consensus was to use a small generative model for routing, tool calling, MCP etc. Time to pause and rethink such architecture, because we'll probably see tool calling and routing move back to discriminative models. Whoever ships the next Jev-like open-weight base model will likely win the community.