swlabr @ swlabr @awful.systems Posts 21Comments 969Joined 2 yr. ago
basically standard config
Ah yes, the sole decider of what is good and fun in a game, industry standards.
That is why I called it a great start and not a finished product. I image there are a lot of legal cases to sift through and it is a lawyers job to at least keep track of the imporant ones (those which sets precedent), but knowing that there are multiple “lesser” rulings in your favour could be useful. And having a search enging that can find those based on a description of your current case? Not a bad idea to me.
Such databases have existed since basically the conception of common law, like a thousand fucking years ago. Good solutions exist and have existed without AI til today. It’s not a great start, it’s a running leap backwards off of a cliff into a trough of slop.
Hey, mentally some people are still in 2019/early 2020. /s
I saw an ad for a local gin festival generated with veo3 and now I’ve sworn off gin
“Hey wouldn’t a game where you just talk to chatbots be really fun???” -this fucking guy
No thanks!
Hey, if we boil the oceans via quantum research, at least we might get some new physics out of it.
Garner already got to play Anna Sorokin/Delvey in Inventing Anna. Give other women scammer roles, hollywood!
That aside: Garner is a Zionist, so I wouldn’t watch this anyway.
They targeted game studios. Game studios.
Hey, me too, but there are plenty of low-scruple* production companies that will happily beat their understaff into penning this slop. That’s hollywood, baby!
*“It’s just, like, really hard to have high scruples under capitalism, y’know?” - Karl Marx
Google: "Hey creatives, please write propaganda about how this technology that is directly disrupting your livelihoods is good, actually! Not enough people hate you enough for us to stop paying you!!!"
Gotta say, I’m not much of a JLB head, so I don’t fully understand this (would love an explainer!). At first glance I thought this was a Menards reference and super didn’t understand.
Telstra, partnering with shitty people and throwing money at a shitty technology? What year is this, <any year of Telstra's private operation>?
I think in this thread it’s not “this thing is gross because it involves sex stuff”, it’s “this sex stuff is made gross by the involvement of aella and co, who we understand to have fundamentally different and incorrect ideas about ethics both in general and specific to sex”
Basically anything Aella touches merits a sniff test.
Seeing Yarvin mansplain eugenics really does make one wonder how he doesn't just get suckerpunched whenever he says anything at someone in public.
I didn’t know that uwu news influencer was a thing.
It's probably a thing where if you start thinking about it, it's always been around, but we've just never had the right vocabulary to describe it.
Opening up the sack with your new favourite uwu news influencer giving a quick shout-out to our old pals, the NRx. Hoped that we wouldn’t get here, but here we are, regardless.
i’m gonna need a hint here, boss. Here’s my guesses:
I thought this was a joke about post-grad studies that I didn’t get
Another big oof. Hippie ass white guy saying that we should just JAQ off and give other problematic white guys a chance. Sounds about white!
Also his book is co/ghost written by Neil Strauss, the game/PUA manual guy.
Google: “after billions of dollars spent, we found a brilliant and innovative way to monetize AI! You’ll never guess what it is!!!”
What is the charge? Eating an LLM? A succulent chinese LLM? Deepseek judo-thrown out of Australian government devices
Musk presses H twice to perform the Nazi salute twice on stage at inauguration.
Are we going to see prediction markets enter mainstream journalism? Taylor Lorenz says yes
Elon is constructing a texas compound to trap, err, I mean, house his ex wives and children
The Star Fox-style roguelite whose dev refused to use AI voices to cut costs is adding an entire "anti-capitalist revenge" campaign about a cat-girl destroying AI
"The Better Angels of Our Nature" Part 2: Campus Lies, I.Q. Rise & Epstein Ties - If Books Could Kill
Guy who “would convince employees to take shots of pricey Don Julio tequila, work 20-hour days [and] attend 2am meetings” wants to own WeWork again