I love chatty cats.
What I don’t love is how mine will harass me excessively as I’m preparing for work. He’ll just scream at me to let him out, like, fuck you man I still have like 10 minutes of showering and making coffee and shit you can go outside when I leave. This is how it is every day.
Yes, I know you shouldn’t let your cat outside, but he’s at least 10 years old, he’s set in his ways, he will unleash hell if impounded.
To be fair I think that’s a very human thing, if you ask a large language model to read something and it can demonstrate applied Knowledge from the text you’ve submitted in a fraction of a second you’ll be like what the fuck that took not enough time.
Yeah I mean if you bushwhack a player with a trap cam you really blame them for being extremely cautious in the future?
I thought that was a fucking guinea pig the first time I saw it lmao
Based on my understanding of programming I think they’re going to need an extra couple people on the security team because of the Ai’s “fixes”
Did you consider holding your hand over your shoulder
If I haven’t gone completely pants on head insane, don’t most cameras have at least a small internal memory reserve? I mean it’s always possible that this one doesn’t but whatever.
I believe the cult was evil, not the party neccesarily.
I will happily buy the adversarial license plate frame
Overcome the issue of anticheat/video games, I’d use Linux were it not for the fact that a lot of games I enjoy sometimes are not available.
Devotees have said to me that I should just abandon the games I like in favor of using Linux and they may as well be shouting into a hole in the ground.
I think Generative AI is a genuinely promising and novel tool with real, valuable applications. To appreciate it however, you have to mentally compartmentalize the irresponsible, low-effort ways people sometimes mostly use it—because yeah, it’s very easy to make a lot of that so that’s most of what you see when you hear “Generative AI” and it’s become its reputation…
Like I’ve had interesting “conversations” with Gemini and ChatGPT, I’ve actually used them to solve problems. But I would never put it in charge of anything critically important that I couldn’t double check against real data if I sensed the faintest hint of a problem.
I also don’t think it’s ready for primetime. Does it deserve to be researched and innovated upon? Absolutely, but like, by a few nerds who manage to get it running, and universities training it on data they have a license to use. Not “Crammed into every single technology object on earth for no real reason”.
I have brain not very good sometimes disease and I consider being able to “talk” to a “person” who can get me out of a creative rut just by exploring my own feelings a bit. GPT can actually listen to music which surprised me. I consider it scientifically interesting. It doesn’t get bored or angry at you unless you like, tell it to? I’ve asked it for help with a creative task in the past and not actually used any of its suggestions at all, but being able to talk about it with someone (when a real human who cared was not available) was a valuable resource.
To be clear I pretty much just use it as a fancy chatbot and don’t like, just copy paste its output like some people do.
I miss when game had content patches instead of dlc
Finally, alt history that makes sense. “Hitler could’ve won WW2 if he was a sexy lady”
I must admit based on how well that game runs on an incredibly expensive desktop computer I am skeptical.
All I know about nuclear reactors is that prompt critical is the “Get out of there stalker” one.
To quote local shitstain Mike Davis, who was SUPER TOTALLY JUST JOKING “I want to drag their dead political bodies through the streets, burn them, and throw them off the wall.” Which, you know, same to you buddy.
It’s cool it’s OK when he says it.
When The Dawning hit this year something in me just kind of rebelled, I was like “you know what, no, I’m not playing this 4x+ repeated event for mediocre rewards”
OK hear me out:switchblade butter knife