I’ve seen enough ChubbyEmu videos to know that this is not a good thing (depending on the vitamin)

Since it’s related: ketchup (the word, not necessarily the sauce) has a historical origin in China. It would have been a fermented fish sauce rather than a tomato based sauce.

Electric lock goes brrr (after you put in the code)

Choice paralysis has nothing to do with intelligence. This attitude is forever pushing the year of the Linux desktop away.

Just deadlift everything. Fuck it.

It’s tough, they started this project well over 10 years ago. A rotation of modders rather than a full professional developer team just isn’t going to be able to pump out something that quick.

The saddest part is that Skyrim is now almost 15 year old, which makes it 3x older than the difference between Skyrim and oblivion. The engine is older than the time difference between the release date of both games.

I downloaded it so I could rate it 1 star and then delete it.

This is an interesting interpretation of the other dudes comment

Other commenters saw Waymo and instantly turned their brain off.

I cannot think of many situations where a car is broken down/stuck in the way of traffic and police do not help direct traffic out of the way while the vehicle is recovered. In this case, there is no driver so it needs to be moved by someone.

If, like the situation in the article describes, people are being routed the wrong direction, it’s really unlikely that a roadside assistance team operated or contracted by Waymo would be able to get to the vehicle. Who else is supposed to move it?

I do think they should pay their fair share of taxes to public officials/police if this is the only viable option for moving their vehicles or of the way in an emergency.

FOON

Totally agree, but I think we’re talking ideal, perfect case here. The llm would need to be really tight so that the things you’re mentioning don’t happen.

Also, there’s simply not an unlimited amount of time and money when it comes to game development. You could write hundreds, even thousands of throwaway lines for minor interactions but that pales in comparison to those things being totally generated on context alone.

People on lemmy usually only ask questions in bad faith, especially when AI is involved in the subject, so I assumed that was the case.

I’m imagining a large RPG in the vein of the Elder Scrolls games where you can walk around a town and engage/be engaged by a random npc who would be capable of reacting to current circumstances fully dynamically. I think it would be fairly interesting if the npc could pick up on various things the player has done or is doing, their gear, or even various world events, and have a fully in character reaction to those things.

For example, Cyberpunk 2077 has some romance options, and you can have some text or in person interactions with the character you choose to romance, and some of the dialogur options do have things that reference recent events in the game. The problem is that there are just a few of those, and the responses they created are fairly generic. It would be pretty neat to see less canned and more dynamic responses and engagement with the character.

I acknowledge that those are pretty minor parts of a game and that LLMs are pretty expensive technology to achieve something very unimportant though. Plus, it would need extremely tight guard rails to ensure the responses stay universe and character oriented rather than whatever hallucination garbage an LLM might come up with.

Clearly you just don’t enjoy games for the same reason people who would like that do.

What’s sad is that games are probably the best use of LLMs. It would make it possible to have NPC idle chatter have a lot more possible responses.

Kind of expensive tech for just random characters yapping though, so we end up having it replace important things that need more attention than throwing it at AI.

… Bruh

I think the issue is that those things were tied to your job, not to some external source that just gives you free time to fuck around.

LA Fitness is a national gym chain.

No I didn’t miss your point. I was intentionally stating that what you’re worried about is not what is currently happening.

Slippery slope, the world’s always ending, blah blah blah

When those governments find out I’m 150 years old I wonder what they’re going to do

If it’s as hard to run as it seems (current model took a dedicated 5090 to run it), then that would be foolish.