MotoAsh
@MotoAsh@piefed.social
- Comment on Take-Two CEO Responds to Stock Price Drop Following Google Genie Announcement: 'I Think People Are Confusing Tools With Hits' - IGN 2 days ago:
There’s always going to be more garbage than gems. Even the people giving it their best shot aren’t all going to be professionals from day 1.
Just learn to ignore the riffraff and enjoy things.
- Comment on I worked some prison and jails. They always put this big heavy green thing on you if your on suicide or solitary watch. My question is if Epstein was on watch then how did he suicide? 2 days ago:
Naaaahhhh, WAY too many conveniences for it to be anything but an inside job. Sure, the evidence is circumstantial, but people have been put on death row for less.
- Comment on Take-Two CEO Responds to Stock Price Drop Following Google Genie Announcement: 'I Think People Are Confusing Tools With Hits' - IGN 3 days ago:
Check out finished indie games.
- Comment on Steam Quietly Withdraws Under Fire MMO Ashes of Creation From Sale As Fans Wonder Who's Left to Maintain the Servers 3 days ago:
I hope they all get untreated ciphilis.
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Who is the ‘good’ actor in this ‘capitalism’ thing?
- Comment on The recent Star Trek series are often criticized for "not being woke enough", but I've come to feel the envelope they are pushing is much more radical, bolder, and important to our specific time... 5 days ago:
Star Trek has always been about accepting others for who they are. They make that explicitly clear many times in their interactions with other species and cultures.
- Comment on Over 50% of game developers now think generative AI is bad for the industry, a dramatic increase from just 2 years ago: 'I'd rather quit the industry than use generative AI' 5 days ago:
Not really. It’s still just a pile of linear algebra. That’s why it doesn’t think or reason or actually understand what it’s outputting.
That’s why all this chasing by executives is a MASSIVE folly: The tech is literally incapable of doing what they think it can.
- Comment on Over 50% of game developers now think generative AI is bad for the industry, a dramatic increase from just 2 years ago: 'I'd rather quit the industry than use generative AI' 6 days ago:
lol good job advertising your own abysmal media literacy…
- Comment on The recent Star Trek series are often criticized for "not being woke enough", but I've come to feel the envelope they are pushing is much more radical, bolder, and important to our specific time... 6 days ago:
Nope. There are plenty of episodes with drama that comes from other sources, or from their adventuring. They’ve even already challenged the whole idea of the post-scarcity human culture being so superior in older treks.
So you’re kinda’ just further proving my point that it’s a gross lack of imagination to assume it has to be a facistic superiority complex.
- Comment on The recent Star Trek series are often criticized for "not being woke enough", but I've come to feel the envelope they are pushing is much more radical, bolder, and important to our specific time... 6 days ago:
That is a grossly terrible charictarization of what it’s supposed to be…
No wonder everything is going to hell if people cannot even understand what it means to be done working through shit…
- Comment on The recent Star Trek series are often criticized for "not being woke enough", but I've come to feel the envelope they are pushing is much more radical, bolder, and important to our specific time... 6 days ago:
Why are you even listening to the opinions of CHUDs?
The problem with new trek isn’t “wokeness”, too little or too much. It’s that they abandoned what made Trek so unique: It’s supposed to be a time after humanity has dealt with all of the stupid in-fighting and conservative BS. It’s supposed to be about a time when the drama doesn’t come from inside the house. When humanity is exploring the stars, not having a moment.
It’s just a complete lack of imagination. It’s not like Trek has ever been wanting for drama. They just decided to write new Trek in the lamest, same-old Hollywood way possible.
- Comment on "AI is Theft, I Have to Use It, Otherwise I'll Get Fired": GDC Reports One-Third of Game Workers Are Using GenAI for Daily Tasks 1 week ago:
Who are these dictators that need to meet the guillotine?
- Comment on What is the optimal handle to chain length for a flail? 1 week ago:
I’d definitely say bottom left if you’re going up against someone like a Roman hoplite, or similarly shielded but not so armored opponent. It doesn’t take too much force to fuck up an unarmored arm, which a flail vs shield would be perfect for.
If they’re shielded and armored, though, I don’t think a flail is going to be so great.
Though as with all fighting, if one person is far more skilled than the other, they’re winning most of the time, regardless of (competent) armaments.
- Comment on What is the optimal handle to chain length for a flail? 1 week ago:
Really depends. A good shield used correctly can see a mace weilder dead before they’re really bludgeoning much beyond maybe getting some tingles going in the shield arm.
- Comment on "AI is Theft, I Have to Use It, Otherwise I'll Get Fired": GDC Reports One-Third of Game Workers Are Using GenAI for Daily Tasks 1 week ago:
It’s not really a proof of concept if it doesn’t even meet the only mildly challenging criteria laid out…
- Comment on "AI is Theft, I Have to Use It, Otherwise I'll Get Fired": GDC Reports One-Third of Game Workers Are Using GenAI for Daily Tasks 1 week ago:
The problem with your example is there are traditional algorithms that can do that, and better.
- Comment on Over 50% of game developers now think generative AI is bad for the industry, a dramatic increase from just 2 years ago: 'I'd rather quit the industry than use generative AI' 1 week ago:
rofl
- Comment on Over 50% of game developers now think generative AI is bad for the industry, a dramatic increase from just 2 years ago: 'I'd rather quit the industry than use generative AI' 1 week ago:
There are many problems “AI” solves. It’s an excellent tool … for dynamic interfaces, or doing low-risk automation that has very dynamic inputs, or data analysis…
What it’s NOT good at is being creative or logical. It literally cannot do either of those things. Ever. Yet that’s what every fucking brainless executive is trying to use it for…
- Comment on What if the Epstein files are the distraction? 1 week ago:
There is ALWAYS too much crapvgoing on. and the news changes focus every time anything even begins to feel remotely stale.
Meaninf, it’s not just Republicans who are part of the problem. Sensationalist news plays right into their hands.
- Comment on If a high profile dissident dies in an actual accident, a lot of people wouldn't believe it's an accident and assume the government did an assassination. 1 week ago:
Same with overly religous people. “God works in mysterious ways”. No, Karen, disease is a terrible thing and your kid got the Measles, got encephalitis, and now has brain damage. Good job.
- Comment on 35 Years Ago, Star Trek Retroactively Created New Canon, And No One Noticed 1 week ago:
I would say any story becomes ‘sensitive’ to additions of all sorts. As a story universe grows, it establishes more and more. As more and more gets established, there is simply more and more that new story has to fit in with. It’s basic.
A good story must be self-consistent, or what the fuck is even the point!? If literally anything can happen, then who cares about what makes the universe unique?
I’d say it’s not the fans who have become sensitive, but the IP owners who became indifferent to what makes Trek a unique, compelling universe.
- Comment on Can we have a boring and uneventful week for a change? 1 week ago:
lol there were a thousand things he could’ve done, but didn’t. That’s the point! He did NOTHING to prevent this.
Despite a clear and present threat to the country, he did NOTHING. That’s a dereliction of duty. Period. When Trump DOES prevent the next Democrat from winning, you will see what the president can do.
In any case, defending a president as above the law is not only utterly pathetic and moronic, it’s literally also an unconstitutional position… Congratulations on defending a stance Trump has.
Congratulations to Democrats on utterly failing to defend every single axiom this country is supposed to be founded on and handing the keys to lunatics.
They proved they are less than useless, and you fucking idiots still picachu-face at the populace choosing “anything else” over something provably inept…
- Comment on Can we have a boring and uneventful week for a change? 1 week ago:
It wouldn’t be on a whim. It would be for provable, demonstrable violations of the constitution, but you go ahead and keep pretending that presidents are kings.
- Comment on Can we have a boring and uneventful week for a change? 1 week ago:
lol sure bud… Making sure PROVABLE unconstitutional shitpiles do not gain power isn’t in the job description… but it should be.
Have fun getting ChatGPT to puke out that list for you?
I don’t fucking care if he personally cured cancer. The fact he allowed the cancer of Trump to fester is still despicable. The fact he gave people no hope such that they wouldn’t turn to the convenient lies of Trump is despicable.
Have fun celebrating your pile of shit covered in Fabreeze. Us people out here in the real world aren’t going to be convinced by a list of intangibles.
- Comment on Gonna be here a while 1 week ago:
They still don’t evaporate because of the heat of the universe.
Maybe don’t be a dumbass quoting things you don’t underatand if you want to be listened to.
- Comment on Can we have a boring and uneventful week for a change? 1 week ago:
Not if you consider the deafening silence of Biden doing less than nothing to insure nobody like Trump could take office again. Or even his blinding inability to undo the BS Trump did his first term… He was basically screaming from the hills that this was going to happen again for those who could hear past the silence.
- Comment on Yeah. I'm on the spectrum alright 1 week ago:
I don’t doubt that they could be tasty. There is just a mountain of ‘ick’ to get through first for me. lol
- Comment on Gonna be here a while 1 week ago:
Yea, the pressure increases as the black hole shrinks until tiny ones disappear in a massive explosion.
I do not know how the forces change over scale, though. For all I know, it ‘could’ be that early small black holes could’ve evaporated, but the early universe was also a lot hotter than now, making that point where they ‘can’ evaporate a lot smaller, too.
There is also the question of how homogenous the universe ‘actually’ is which throws a wrench into the maths as to whether it was possible. So even if the norm says no, there ‘might’ be a chance some less dense region saw a time where black holes could evaporate.
- Comment on Yeah. I'm on the spectrum alright 1 week ago:
I don’t eat spiders! I’d have to be really hungry to try, too. I’d try crickets and other bugs before spiders for sure.
- Comment on Yeah. I'm on the spectrum alright 1 week ago:
Who is this ‘we’?