SGforce
@SGforce@lemmy.ca
- Comment on "fridging" is honestly the only good motivation to become a superhero or good person 6 days ago:
At first I thought you just didn’t give a shit. Now I just think you’re a coward.
- Comment on I'm gonna die on this hill or die trying 1 week ago:
Tokenization can make it difficult for them.
The word chunks often contain a space because it’s efficient. I would think an extra space would stand out. Writing it back should be easier, assuming there is a dedicated “space” token like other punctuation tokens, there must be.
Hard mode would be asking it how many spaces there are in your sentence. I don’t think they’d figure it out unless their own list of tokens and a description is trained into them specifically.
- Comment on What would happen to the Earth if it got booped by a giant asteroid going super slowly? 2 weeks ago:
It would deflect off the atmosphere like a stone
- Comment on Clown! 2 weeks ago:
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Postmedia_Network
In November 2019, Postmedia announced that 66% of its shares were now owned by Chatham Asset Management, an American media conglomerate which owns American Media, Inc. and is known for its close ties to the Republican party.[9][32]
Yup
- Comment on Clown! 2 weeks ago:
Toronto Sun
That explains it. It’s written for people with a grade 5 education.
- Comment on Why did in game cameras take so long to get good?🤔 3 weeks ago:
That sounds exactly like Amnesia. There are no HUD elements, health is buried in your inventory. Sanity is displayed by obscured vision and hallucinations. The only real options you have to beat a creature that spots you is to hide and hope it didn’t see which way you went. It’s quite slow paced and reading/listening to the notes provides the narrative along with puzzle hints. There are no weapons, but by being clever you can avoid a monster or block a door long enough to escape. It is rather “western” styled though, but more along the lines of HP Lovecraft than a Hollywood zombie movie or Deadspace for example. There are some jumpscares but they are absolutely terrifying only because of what lurks around the corner, a creature you hope to never get a good look at. I do recommend it.
- Comment on Why did in game cameras take so long to get good?🤔 3 weeks ago:
Curious on your opinion on Amnesia The Dark Descent. Especially if you played it near it’s release. I think a good first person survival horror can exist without any combat at all. I suppose there’s that Alien game with similar gameplay that was a little more mainstream as well.
I think a fixed camera can make it feel cinematic, but a player controlled camera wins for immersion.
- Comment on Marketing Doesn't Work on Nerds 3 weeks ago:
I think a slightly more insidious side to targeting ads is that even when they have the “right” product for you, it’s the shitier and overpriced one. The one that spent money on marketing instead of quality.
- Comment on Why did in game cameras take so long to get good?🤔 3 weeks ago:
There were also fixed camera games with some horrible designs. Resident Evil was one that I remember. There’s tradeoffs for developers. Fixed camera means you can make it look better having to only worry about one perspective and you could bake-in a lot more fidelity. A movable camera in a tight space is complex to design around and even modern games have issues in tight spaces. Back then, nearly every game was in tight spaces.
- Comment on Peter Thiel Antichrist lecture: We asked guests what the hell it is 3 weeks ago:
[He said] we are very selfish and we care a lot about ourselves as individuals, and that therapy and yoga and stuff like that is not good for the world. We should not care so much about ourselves and care more about the world.”
This guy has such a massive ego that he fears introspection. So much of his shit is projection that he’ll never realise.
- Comment on How does the Chinese government even work 3 weeks ago:
The most glaring issue with their healthcare or other benefits is that the decision to have those things at all comes down to one party or even one man. That means there is nothing at all stopping those things from being taken away on a whim.
- Comment on Small Businesses Face a New Threat: Pay Up or Be Flooded With Bad Reviews 4 weeks ago:
New threat, same as the old threat. It’s the BBB, Yelp thing. Always has been. I bet newspapers in the olden-days did the same.
- Comment on THIS JUST IN: FBI suspects Kirk was likely targeted, more info to come 4 weeks ago:
Also, I don’t know if people train for downward sloped shots. He may have over/under corrected.
- Comment on What if LGBT adopts a white and grey striped flag to replace the rainbow? Then Florida would have to abolish crosswalks entirely. 4 weeks ago:
A good wholesome road needs to be safe for our traditional family SUVs and free of these dangerous ((pedestrians)).
- Comment on Step 1: Delete 4 weeks ago:
Friend’s cat got fatty liver disease from them. Cat knew to bug each person living there one after the other for an infinite supply.
- Comment on Half of Young Men Would Rather Date an AI Girlfriend Than Face Loneliness or Rejection, New Report Reveals 5 weeks ago:
This is the equivalent to a lobotomy
- Comment on OpenAI will not disclose GPT-5’s energy use. It could be higher than past models 1 month ago:
It’s the same tech. It would have to be bigger or chew through “reasoning” tokens to beat benchmarks. So yeah, of course it is.
- Comment on Do gangs that collect protection money actually do any protecting? 1 month ago:
Brampton man charged with conspiracy, intimidation, extortion and uttering threats: York police
The sub headline from that same article. The word “extortion”. You get that?
- Comment on Do gangs that collect protection money actually do any protecting? 1 month ago:
It’s rampant in my city. They shoot out the windows of your business at night. Only certain businesses get targeted and the media hardly reports any of it. But, here’s an example of one that made the news 2nd arrest made in alleged shootings at GTA movie theatres
There was a similar shooting at a business a few addresses down from my work last week.
- Comment on Caption this. 1 month ago:
I was about to look that one up
- Comment on I have some very old CDs, mostly retro video games. Is there a way to pull the games and data off the CDs for preservation? 2 months ago:
Be carful when cleaning the dust off. The tiniest scratch could corrupt data.
- Comment on "ok, imagine a gun." 2 months ago:
Cloueuse pneumatique
Or pneumatic nailer
I don’t think any of those things are referred to as a gun in French. Just essentially “stapler”, “nailer”, “gluer”, ect
- Comment on Chatgpt shared link searchable 2 months ago:
Here’s a good one
As for georges bank, it was made a national monument and are large ancient volanos that would be perfect for a alien base. There’s also a line on google maps going from woods hole to there, and obama has a mantion off if king point road looking out into the ocean
Omfg
Oh,boy. More.
Have you heard of timecube? Well here’s mirrorcube
Ten times ten thousand pairs of opposite reflected extensions of you are doing the same thing - throwing the ball away from themselves toward their opposites and away from themselves, each one of each pair being the reverse of its opposite, and acting in reverse. YOU NOW KNOW WHAT THE ELECTRIC CURRENT IS, and that should tell you what RADAR is. Likewise it explains RADIO and TELEVISION. [See Principle of Regeneration, 3.13 - Reciprocals and Proportions of Motions and Substance, 7.3 - Law of Love - Reciprocal Interchange of State on Multiple Subdivisions]
It’s so fucking insane
- Comment on Chatgpt shared link searchable 2 months ago:
Here’s a good one
- Comment on Big tech has spent $155 billion on AI this year. It’s about to spend hundreds of billions more 2 months ago:
What? I touch mine all the time!
- Comment on Could someone please explain/Tldr the Subnautica 2 controversy? I liked the first one, but I'm severely out of the loop. 2 months ago:
There were some of the lead developers still left. But I completely agree. What I liked most about subnautica was all changed even before release. I wasn’t even going to look at the sequel.
- Comment on Think about what today is considered next level vs what it used to be 2 months ago:
Fishtank, terrarium, uhhhh yeah
- Comment on "Pilot had to dive aggressively to avoid midair collision over Burbank airport." 2 months ago:
They will instead irrationality believe that it’s working in their favour and be emboldened. They didn’t reach their position by being rational. Don’t let a bully tell you that you deserved it after he punches you in the face.
- Comment on Makes sense to me 2 months ago:
Difficulty?
- Comment on Surprising no one, new research says AI Overviews cause massive drop in search clicks 2 months ago:
It’ll be bing or something. The internet is too big nowadays for a small group to keep up. There’s just too much new information streaming in.
