This is probably very unlikely and I got no idea what I’m talking about: But what if feeding it even small amounts of its own content, text produced by a chatgpt instance, poisons it? That it gets confused from being fed text that adheres perfectly to its own rules, and locks that text down as perfect and not needing small variations.

I remember some article warning about this in a big scale, and I’m thinking why must it be big? If its only a probability tree, even small changes to the probability would cause issues further up the branches.

But blind speculation.

Also fighting copyright claims from the music and movie industry is even more expensive and difficult.

Microsoft (with their Azure) has more than enough storage space. They got CDNs and video streaming technologies (that anyone can use in their own products). But they’ve still given up their own music streaming service and public video upload service.

The bigger the expectations, the bigger the fall will be if it doesn’t measure up.

But its darn hard not to feel hyped for BG3.

I would NEVER have trusted my life to a bluetooth or wifi connection. Any IT-technician who do isn’t an IT-technician, imho.

People would take out hits on people to free an IP, if it is particularly valuable. So lets not bind it to an authors life at all.

They’ve done objective research on this?! Why aren’t we following the fuckin science? We’re discussing the rules and duration when we should be discuss how to get it past the corpos and into implemented law.

A tool that could need some sharpening. I’m all for much shorter but much stricter, I think that will help smaller ip holders more.

As far as cover shooters go, it was not perfect, it was awful. You pop up, you shoot a guy while the rest of the enemies shoot you, you go back to cover to regenerate health. Repeat. And occasionally you move because of a grenade. Each combat area is very simple and only filled with half-covers. If you got killed, it was usually because of ones own impatience. They could have easily improved gameplay by adding some full-height cover. And some corner firing. That way you could actually avoid getting shot back at. Give the player some tactical choices. Maybe a few flanking routes.

And about the story… Its very predictable. Once you realise the game pretends to give you options then takes those options away, it is obvious you are being setup as the bad guy in a Apocalypse Now kinda style. And the only reason I kept playing was that Extra Credits strongly recommended it. I was kinda hoping there would be some twist at the end. But no such thing. The boss is “defeated” and you are presented with the games first and only story choice that actually matter.

Dubai covered in sand was beautiful.

But thats just my opinion. Im glad other people enjoyed the game.

Who do you think has been reposted/released the most, this joke or the Skyrim game?

Who do you think has been reposted/released the most, this joke or the Skyrim game?

Well obviously. Like I said, those old ones I had was cringy as hell and I didn’t want to post them. 😅 Also the “Pepperidge Farm Remembers” meme came LONG after the Demotivational poster meme became unpopular, didn’t it? I doubt those two has been mixed before, so I had to do it.

With the new climate its gonna be used so often that we need a shorter word for it.

Hmm… Hex’d? Cli-angry? Hausted? Nah, doesn’t feel catchy enough.

Should probably be a per-server karma system. Or else anyone could create their own instance and auto-give themselves enough karma to be “trustworthy” and set their account date.

Learned that VERY recently from here, at NDC Oslo 2023, he mentioned it around 42:54. The whole talk is worth watching, its about the history of javascript all the way back to FORTRAN (the talk itself starts at 25:03).

Most Norwegians just repeat a lot of synonyms for the devil and hell and burning:

Faen steike til helvetes forbannade jævelskap.

But there are more creative cursers, of course. Good cursing is an art.

We gotta trust somebody or the whole “society” thing would be a waste.

I dislike magic. Theres so much stuff you never learn if you rely on magic. Like most people got no clue what a csproj file contains. And neither did I. Just a bunch of xml lines grouped seemingly randomly. And sln files are hard (not impossible) to create or modify without that dotnet sln magic (or VS gui).

And despite not being a vim user myself even I had to laugh at how those article authors completely missed the point of vim. 🤣

Huh.

I asked it to tell me a joke, which it did. But when I asked for another, it quite grumpily replied that it was made to help with code, not to tell jokes.

Recipes are code now?

“I could have done this in half the time with X.”

“Now is NOT the time to change framework!”