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- Comment on Are any games using neural networks for better hard AI that doesn't cheat? 2 weeks ago:
Oh yeah, I read about that! Not really ML, but pretty much what I’d like more games to have.
- Comment on Militaries Are Rushing to Replace Human Soldiers with AI-Powered Robots. That Will Be Disastrous, Experts Warn. 2 weeks ago:
No no no, they have it all wrong. We should be ordering clones by the thousand from Kamino to fight the separarists.
- Comment on Are any games using neural networks for better hard AI that doesn't cheat? 2 weeks ago:
Oh that’s really interesting; I hadn’t considered racing games as a genre to benefit from this type of machine learning. I guess I figured there’s not so much to AI there that it’s necessary, at least when we already know the “ideal lap line” for cars to follow, but yeah it gets a lot harder when considering other drivers on the track and a huge array of unique car models with their own handling and performance characteristics.
- Comment on Are any games using neural networks for better hard AI that doesn't cheat? 2 weeks ago:
I wouldnt mind an AI using unorthodox strategies, but yeah that’s a good point thst fine tuning it ti be fun is a big challenge. Speaking if “non-player-like behavior”, I wonder if AI could be used to find multiplayer exploits sooner, though the problem there is you don’t really have much training data besides QA and playtesters before a full release.
- Comment on Are any games using neural networks for better hard AI that doesn't cheat? 2 weeks ago:
I’m not into fighting games, but that’s pretty neat! I hope the industry follows suit if people like how it works in Street Fighter 6.
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- Comment on What kind of special knowledge or equipment does piracy groups have? 3 weeks ago:
I don’t think the new strategy of injecting ads directly into the video stream can be defeated in realtime though. It’s like how you cannot defeat tv ads…you can blank the screen, or record and restitch without the ads, but the content itself has the ad. YouTube is a bit different where you can theoretically skip ahead, but your device has to tell Youtube that it wants to skip ahead in order to actually even get the video content, and youtube can look at request timestamps to know you didn’t see the whole injected ad and just re-inject it in the video stream.
- Comment on Why are people seemingly against AI chatbots aiding in writing code? 1 month ago:
It doesn’t pass judgment. It just knows what “looks” correct. You need a trained person to discern that. It’s like describing symptoms to WebMD. If you had a junior doctor using WebMD, how comfortable would you be with their assessment?
- Comment on What are some video games that you would show up to a local tournament for? 2 months ago:
Slappers only, no oddjob
- Comment on Today in news, tree fall on leaf 2 months ago:
Sounds like she was actually pretty unlucky
- Comment on 62% of Funded Blockchain and Web3 Companies Attract Fewer Than 100 Monthly Organic Visitors 2 months ago:
I buy a short $5 indie game. I give it away afterwards digitally to a friend. The next guy does the same thing. And the next guy.
Now the developer has to primarily make money by selling merch or ingame ads. No thanks. If the game is good, people will buy it.
- Comment on OpenAI has built a text watermarking method to detect chatgpt written content 2 months ago:
It’s one of many things they could do just like how security is a layers thing.
- Comment on OpenAI has built a text watermarking method to detect chatgpt written content 2 months ago:
They could inject random zero width non joiners to help detection too. Easy to defeat, but something a layperson would have to go through extra effort to filter out.
- Comment on Digital data has the potential to remain completely stable for thousands of generations with constant copying to new hardware 2 months ago:
Well, you can always get archival M-DISC. www.mdisc.com Treated special materials to resist moisture and UV degradation. Should last 1000 years if not tampered with. Idk what the read/write speeds are, but they offer a 100GB bluray disc option.
- Comment on Digital data has the potential to remain completely stable for thousands of generations with constant copying to new hardware 2 months ago:
Doesn’t tape last a super, super long time? I thought that was of the reason for the resurgence of tape for archive storage.
- Comment on Glass buildings are brutalism but for capitalism 3 months ago:
… what? They could have more art or variation on the exterior, but the glass lets in maximum light to occupants specifically so the building doesn’t feel confined and dark. You can typically see inside at ground level. The upper mirroring is to improve energy efficiency so it doesn’t act like a greenhouse.
- Comment on Steam Is Run By Fewer Than 80 Staff, Lawsuit Docs Reveal 3 months ago:
All i read is “Damn, they’re a super capable team.”
- Comment on Nihilist would give him one star 3 months ago:
Its a document managed by admin
- Comment on Nihilist would give him one star 3 months ago:
Actually it’s on the hospital Chargemaster
- Comment on They say MacDonald's is expensive now. Are any other chains still cheap/cheaper? 8 months ago:
McDonald’s is still cheap but only if you use the app for deals and points. They want to drive people to the app to eventually hire one less employee at each store, which will save them more money. They keep the app cheaper to drive this change.
- Comment on A dangerous Washington 911 staffing crisis was averted with a simple fix: remote work | Kitsap County, in Washington State, is the first to prove that 911 dispatchers can work from anywhere 8 months ago:
It’s…phone call handling. What about that needs to be in a specific room?
- Comment on Why are so many countries in the world “developing” and poor, while essentially only Western countries have a high standard of living? 9 months ago:
It’s true, former British colony The United States is still a developing country for this very reason.
- Comment on The lamest countries 10 months ago:
Lemme ask you a question: how did Jerusalem get its name, and who lived there and named it thousands of years ago?
- Comment on The lamest countries 10 months ago:
No, it started in 1948. And it was started by several Arab nations, who invaded immediately after Britain released their mandate in the region protecting Israelis.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/1948_Arab–Israeli_War
Heard of the six day war? How about the Yom kipour war? Who started any of them?
- Comment on By letting the capitalistic class write the laws we let them dictate the morality of the country. 11 months ago:
The quote is still in the wrong mindset with bad use of language.
It’s not withholding. It’s stealing. It’s thievery.
- Comment on What technological mega project is practical to build today? 1 year ago:
Property acquisition costs and legal fees are immensely more expensive in the US. Have to obtain those thousands of miles of land for rail development from somebody.