@nieldk@infosec.exchange @nina_kali_nina@tech.lgbt I highly doubt it learned anything as opposed to just hit a safeguard by accident, but I think most relevant is that it is not a correct answer either. It should translate the text to Japanese, and not be clever about it, it's simply a failure of the tool to perform the task it's expected to
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AAA game programmer and aspiring indie game developer
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A computer can never be held accountable
Therefore someone needs to be made accountable for its decisions, ASAP
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@glassbottommeg@mastodon.gamedev.place learning about Unreal architecture via cursed meme
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@computer@facts.computer I didn't think I'd yearn for the times when 768KB were enough
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@Xibanya@mastodon.xyz I've seen that be called "cis++"
I'd say I'm surprised to see so many companies gladly buying the newest Foot-Aiming Handgun even after seeing other companies shooting themselves in the foot with it, but then again we did go through all that during the NFT era, didn't we
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@seldo@alpaca.gold "we added a disclaimer so the user knows they are wrong for blindly trusting the machine like we told they should do, actually"
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@eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place Oh hey, happy birthday there! Lots of birth dates on May, apparently! :V
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@VeridianExpanse I do love a good game about piloting a probe and extracting resources on some alien ecosystem or the outer space (I made a jam game about that once, even), and this one looks damn pretty, too.
Wishlisting it, will play more of the demo later and see how far I can get
(would be nice if there were a few more hives in the demo area, btw; would probably give a good feeling of how the upgrades scale your capabilities)
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@jaqqqln@girlcock.club very pretty; love the glasses so much
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@gunstick @winterwolves or maybe you can put them all in a submarine, and close the game with an invitation to go see the Titanic
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@glassbottommeg@mastodon.gamedev.place Not me playing Dragon Quest Builders because ain't no way I'm buying a whole Switch 2 just to play that but in Pokemon flavor
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@gamingonlinux companies are on this constant tug of war with themselves where they want to sell their fancy autocorrects as serious work tools you should pay money for, but also they do not want to be held responsible for the huge liabilities that they are, it would be fascinating if it wasn't so ingrained in our actual living experience
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@britown we used to have free roaming domestic(?) pigs on some streets where I lived, which was the capital of my home state, I'm fully on board
Also they look adorable, but I know those looks can kill...
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@davidrevoy I think that splitting the comic into its individual panels changes the nature of the comic somehow; this is related, of course, to the fact that clients will often crop the individual images when displaying them as a grid but mostly that a comic displayed as individual panels is a slideshow; the simultaneity of the format gets lost
Is that a compelling argument? Probably not, it's fairly personal, I think. May I suggest posting the comic twice, once split and once as a whole?
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@davidrevoy@framapiaf.org at least it's a place you can say it deserves to be in
*really* in
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@jonny the speed of light is of exactly 1 light-second per second
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@privateger it's Mayfair Watchers Society, but transplanted into Manhattan so not one really cares about the insignificance of humanity in the face of the vast cosmos
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@eniko@peoplemaking.games kill the part of you that cringes at the idea of doing the minimum to stop spreading disease
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@hn100@social.lansky.name oh damn, if only someone could've seen that coming
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@VeridianExpanse The other notable thing in this game is how the main character is a bit clunky with different actions requiring a "mode change" and a dedicated button, plus some sort of "tactile" mouse based controls (e.g. picking stuff up requires aiming the claw on the thing, then pulling the claw back into yourself)
I personally enjoy it because I an a fan of idiosyncratic input and character control (e.g. I enjoy all the balancing and independent arm inputs in Death Stranding)
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@andnull@social.nouveau.community ain't it exhausting how a clever sounding aphorism is promptly accepted as true even though it really isn't if you think about it for even 3 seconds
This whole Mixtape thing better not become a new iteration of Gamergate, or so god help me
But anyway, yesterday I had the most surreal experience in a long time, in which I was riding the bus and suddenly spotted this dude just biting leisurely on a raw bell pepper like it was an apple or something. Totally unbothered. Inspiring, even, in some way.
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@jwz@mastodon.social Ya, I don't like how the word "rogue" is getting wide adoption when reporting these cases, it's doing so much legwork it's starting to look like those hardcore Tour de France contestants
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@VeridianExpanse@mastodon.gamedev.place I'm very much in favor of it, I think it adds some immersion to operating a machine with very specific controls
One thing that is bothering me is the Power Node stock, it says I have around 40 of them but I can only carry 10 at a time; feels like some counter got out of sync at some point, otherwise I may be neglecting a power node stock I have somewhere
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@stephann@mastodon.gamedev.place
$ brew did i stutter -?
"What if there was a house that wants you dead" is not a genre that sounds like it should work, but it does work wonders
It suddenly hit me, and I'm surprised I haven't seen it discussed yet given the bubbles I'm existing in, but there's this terrifying aspect of this whole "agent" thing where it's intended to be a tool where you ask it to do a thing and it does whatever it's needed to do, and what that does is you just outsourced learning to a machine as well as doing, and I'll be damned if that doesn't spell a fucking terrible future
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@VeridianExpanse ...ah, of course, it's a "boring" laser as in "drilling" XD That explains how I'll move further away, I guess
Well, I look forward to playing more of this demo :)
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@karrfis@tech.lgbt the key-bra-d
There doesn't seem to be any webcomic commentators lately. Or in the last decade, really.
Kind of an odd thing that hit me.
I feel like we're at the point where Boston Dynamics might just release a snuff film of one of their robots killing a person as a test and it'll barely get a response other than a collective head shake
So I bought this very motivational print down at the FBDM this weekend (unfortunately it was the end of the day and the artist did not include a signature, I'll come back with credits when I find them)
I was chatting during lunch about games these days and I realize that there was this whole phase of games in the 2000-2010 era that just HAD to have a scoring system after each level/mission even if it had absolutely no reason for it, which is fascinating
Ok, gonna be honest: with the amount of times I need to come back to chat messages or posts written on my phone because there are some bizarre word replacements I can't recall writing, I must say even the actual autocorrects are deteriorating now