But they also introduced a new console and probably changed its advertising strategy on steam to promote it, probably taking away space that previously was used for the deck. Also, I think people are less likely to buy something that is perceived as old and because there is a new console, the thing they sold before now feels old. Additionally to all of this, they also introduced a new controller that seems to be doing pretty well, probably also taking advertising space away.
No doubt the high price of the deck has an impact, but I would say that there are multiple reasons and not just one.
Went to the website and inserted the blogposts I wrote in the last year. I had a pretty good understanding which of my blogposts had more reworks and which ones had entire passages being generated using AI and then left as is because I was happy with them. None of my articles were over 50% according to your model but the ones that I know took me a long time to write, even though I used lots of AI in the creation of them, hit below 10%, probably because I hand-edited them a lot. Overall a nice website, thanks for sharing :)
I find it to be very effective to make the people I talk to come up with solutions instead of handing them to them.
Instead of telling them "We should do x, because its better for y", I ask questions even though I have the answer in mind: "Hmmm... I was thinking about y, how could we solve that?" and the answer is often "x" or something else that sometimes even impresses me.
Haven't we all been parasitic towards china for the last half century though? They were our source of cheap labor and they got out of being the ones being used by playing everybody and stealing knowledge.
This all feels like everybody is playing everybody dirty.
In Kindergarten there are three children, one has made a fun toy (copyrighted material), another took the toy and made a toy replication machine out of it without the first kids permission. The third kid replicated the toy creation machine by looking at it. The second kid is now accusing the third kid of theft.
I wouldn’t shout too loud if I were the second kid.
They’ve shouted before about the dangers of their favorite toy and the teacher took it away from them, lets see what happens if they shout too much this time.