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gaming5 months ago

Key Highlights from the Assassin's Creed Shadows AMA

Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed Shadows developer AMA revealed that the game continues the Assassin-Templar conflict, plans future story expansions, and maintains lore without retconning. Features like dynamic seasons may appear in future games, social stealth could return, but no new hair options or Discovery mode are planned. The modern-day storyline will be expanded later, and some features inspired by Mirage, like parkour, have influenced Shadows' updates.

politics1 year ago

Unveiling the Surprising Element in RFK Jr.'s Plan

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is advocating for a reform in Medicare's physician compensation, which currently overpays specialists and underpays primary care doctors. This imbalance, influenced by the American Medical Association's Relative Value Scale Update Committee, contributes to a healthcare system focused on treating illness rather than prevention. Kennedy's proposal, supported by wellness entrepreneurs Calley and Casey Means, aims to shift resources towards primary care, a move that could face opposition from the GOP Doctor's Caucus but find support from left-leaning groups. The reform could potentially improve healthcare outcomes by adjusting the fee schedule to better value primary care services.

technology1 year ago

"Insights from Google Home AMA: Future Plans, Local Control Upgrades, and Continued Support"

The Google Home team held an AMA on Reddit, discussing the app's development and future plans, including additional controls for the web and the focus on local interactions through the Matter connectivity standard. While specifics about the roadmap were not shared, recent updates to the web app included camera history and a clip editor, with the promise of more features in the Public Preview testing space.

technology2 years ago

Reddit Faces Backlash Over API Changes and Layoffs

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman will host an AMA on Friday, June 9th to address the community's concerns over the company's planned API changes, which have led to the closure of two popular third-party clients and sparked a mass protest among more than 3,000 subreddits. The AMA will focus on accessibility and moderation tools, but third-party clients are likely to feature prominently in users' questions.