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I just pre-ordered the mega-deluxe pack on Epic Game's store for $300. Comes with a vibrating wand and I chose the Luna Lovegood Pillow option.

https://www.resetera.com/threads/concerning-hogwarts-legacy-and-jk-rowling.678517/ Can you fucking imagine How far we'd be up @Amod 's ass if they pulled that shit here.

I can definitely see a huge upside to setting up a semi automated system to generate chatgptish responses on higher profile forums. 2024 is going to be bots talking to bots even more than ever.

I feel like there's a decent chance that when we finally make an Epstein drive it'll be a collaborative effort from nerds pursuing dumbass ideas for decades in a DARPA / University setting, some CERN universe-breaking bullshit and a SpaceX harvesting something that finally works. Anything that...

From my experience there are alwayyyys dumbass complications or new features to tag on (ex: the binary nonsense, plus the data I wanted was actually in some json and the search was just the key, so I had to decode the json object or search for it or whqatever). So I rarely try to engineer a bash...

another cool usage of the tool is that if you need to evaluate alternative functions for whatever reason it's easy to generate. Ex, the above request with glob. "write a python script that uses the glob function to recursively search a directory structure for files that have a given string and...

Thanks. There ended being a technical hurdle where the files had a mixed encoding of ascii and binary and the string that I wanted was in the ascii bits, so this result didn't help. I got access back and tried to engineer a request that would produce a working version but couldn't. Everything I...

Nice, I finally got a task that is perfect for getting kickstarted with chatGPT... It's going to take me all week now to write a python script that recursively searches a directory structure for files that have a given string and then dumps the value of that string and the filepath to a csv...

I'm 90% sure someone on this forum was doing that for a while but I can't remember who it was.

Other than Fortnite and the Matrix Demo I'm not sure. It's still a pretty recent release and most game devs releasing in 2022 or early 2023 would have been better served with UE4. There's a lot of unreleased games using it though...

I tried to come up with the inverse of the above prompt about Johnny Appleseed to see if I could get chatgpt to generate a similar output and failed. I just don't have antonyms for words like equality, colonialism and intersectionality.

I kinda imagine that among all the content thrown into the machine, peer review articles, news reports and text books are weighted highly. There is a tremendous amount of convergence on those tropes in that data which the machine senses as safe. If OpenAI "open sourced" it and shitlords made...

It's funny that you mention Lord of the Flies, since it's a book I tried to listen to (I listen to a looot of audio books) a while back and the only narrator I could find is the author, who made the experience fairly poor and I tapped out in the first chapter. Livres audio et plus | Votre...

I think the more specific you get with the request the easier it is to spot answers. I gave it the below prompt and anyone who was grading this response would immediately know it was just a technical word salad with incorrect equations / citations.

Yeah that Facebook article from Fake News Network is pretty damning. I'll laugh if when Starfield comes out there are only binary gender options and it's just one of the 100+ bullshit promises that Todd makes about the game.

I never played FO76 but at this point I don't see it as a huge failure. They took a game made by another studio, it was shit, and then they continued to improve it until it's a well-liked game. Kind of like TESO or No Man's Sky.

As someone who develops using Unreal these days I'd love it if they ditched Gambryo in like, 2000 when they made Oblivion, much less in 2023, like, give it up guys. However, I don't see how that relates to Bioware. Don't they use Frostbite and Unreal? And for the wokeness, what'd they do to...

I never followed the mod monetizing drama but if they could monetize mods and drive a bulk of the $$$ into the pockets of modders while retaining only enough to justify the extra workforce necessary to accomodate the increase of plebs (PC or console) using mods, while also retaining modder...

What are you seeing with Starfield development that reminds you of Bioware?

Hateful people hate Bethesda. And most of everything else. Meanwhile, Bethesda has made some of the most loved games of all time and is one of the few development workshops that have consistently pushed ambitious open-world games for decades.

I use VSCode all the time, it's great. It's shitty at configuring colors. Here's how you do it I just gave up and it's the only IDE I ever use where I just let it cuck me and use whatever colors it wants to.

It'd take me 30 minutes just to remember how VS code configures colors only for me to realize how shitty it is and to install pycharm. Then another 30 minutes getting anaconda to work in pycharm only to give up and install virtualenv.

and just to go into an adjacent but more obscure example What was Bacon’s Rebellion? Summary of The Bacon Rebellion in 1676

I could believe this for a typical high school class for sure. Here's a random sample. I would never recommend a high schooler submit this because generally teachers are just seeing if you've read the material. If your history class didn't cover the Stamp Act and you submitted an essay that...

Oh, new posts in this game I'm looking forward to playing that's releasing soon. I wonder what literally the best gaming community on the internet has to say about it??? Never change, foh. Also it's a good sign when there isn't a ton of leading info to a new game release. In the mmo space...

I've seen this a few times and reflecting on it, the prison arc is essential to Andor's character because it starts with a character who is heavily conflicted between his rebellious / good tendencies and his selfish desires. He ignores his dying mother's goals of rebellion to go pursue a selfish...

DPG is leaving so much $$$ on the table by not letting whales be whales on live server. If they made all raid loot tradeable (while decreasing the drop rate...) and added open-world gates to chase items that were tradeable they could get that TLP bucks on live.

Like I said in my metaphor before, you're trying to figure out how a 5 gallon bucket worth of dice were stacked up based on how a few die ended up after rolling down a hill.

Look brother, I'm not here contributing novel ideas, I'm just saying that your idea that some alien species builds a simulator that enables them to resim their part of the universe to find where the humans are is silly, buuuuut if they figure fundamental principals of how our universe work...

What? Anyway, another version of your idea is psychohistory, which you might have read the Foundation books. Foundation series - Wikipedia

Another version of your theory that's more feasible: some advanced civilization figures out that we live in a simulation and then figures out that everything follows predictable fractals or patterns or whatever, or something, and uses that to figure out where all the other civilizations are...

This would be like if someone dumped a 5 gallon bucket of 20 sided dice down a steep road, then went to one of the alleys a few dice rolled down, predicted the configuration of the dice in the bucket and the surface of the roadway based on the values their dice rolled and then used that to guess...

This fact basically makes all the cool bipedal/quadripedal robots a dead end tech right now, but all the other stuff Boston Dynamics (and the rest of the industry) is doing for AI, materials science, mechanization, etc, is also important. Energy density is going up but there are chemical...

I'm ready for ChatGPT Bonzi Buddy.

I'd give it a rip. I think the current delay on ChatGPT makes it infeasible though in terms of being able to respond to kids. I also doubt that the voice recognition is anywhere good enough to be able to understand a typical <10 year old where you basically need to know what they are going to...

The outsourcing to impoverished areas is pretty wild. We did a collab with one of those companies and the stories about the workers are fascinating. Basically the workers we worked with largely comprise of girls who can either live in shithole, marry their uncle at age 10 or label point clouds /...

My understanding is they don't have a true "request filter" with human-curated terms as much as they have an indeterministic engine for filtering responses. I don't know all the inputs to that engine but it provides different results over time and for different people. If I had to guess there's...