blockheadjt

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You can create systems that generate content without resorting to mass plagiarism.

I'm working on a game that will have 10 million unique levels... due entirely to assets I've created that interact with each other in a variety of ways. I would never taint that with a system that not only plagiarizes but destroys the Earth to do so.

on hmm · c/comicstrips · 10 pts · 1d

It's a reference to measures of intelligence sometimes being poorly thought out. Imagine if a monkey society came up with a basic competencies list. Among the list would probably be the ability to climb a tree. Now imagine if the monkey society tested a fish according to their competencies list. The fishwould be deemed lacking due to their inability to climb a tree.

It's the same thing with asking a painter to measure the stars or asking a manager to do middle school-level math.

on Chef · c/comicstrips · 11 pts · 2d

This is a margherita pizza. If a kid asks for cheese pizza and receives that, they'd be upset.

on Chef · c/comicstrips · 10 pts · 2d

If the photo is set in a restaurant or on a tray or in a wrapper then it is safe to say the person posting it on social media didn't make it

Taylor was one of the most popular presidents who happened to die of illness during his presidency.

If it weren't for modern medicine, Trump would have likely succumbed to COVID when he had it.

No logic here.

Ok, that paints a picture of them all being close with each other. Was that the case?

I've had plenty of partners whose families I didn't know at all, by design. Lots of people are not close with their families.

I'm not saying they were necessarily distant, but that snippet just assumes everyone knows their partner's family. It's written exactly like the worst assumptions a person makes when they want to be angry. Did the deceased explicitly say she wanted her private things shared with her family members?

Imagine you were in his spot and you've got this folder full of the deceased's posts/photos. You've got to look at them before knowing what's safe to share, right?

I'm not buying this bandawagon hatred that he's awful for not handling this very sensitive time perfectly according to someone else's grieving standards.