I'd be interested in seeing another contest for this. Maybe the contest should be to pick who will design it, and then have the community chip in to pay them to create it. I would donate to see that done
I wish listed your game, I've been following it for some time, looks a lot better than the copy. I don't think that copy will sell as much, and if you keep promoting and talking about it the way you already are, I think it'd be clear which one is the rip off.
I think it'd be a good idea to give keys to some streamers to show the game. I might tell a few steamers to stream this, it seems like it would be fun to do this with an audience.
Well, assuming that a tool that is marketed as "smart" and "able to reason" is true was your first mistake, Akshay.
It doesn't surprise the rest of us. An image generator tool will "generate image" when that is in the instructions.
Of course it cannot reason that the "image to be restored is blank", its job in this case is to generate an image related to "no questions, no explanations".
"They" sure responded, by not even having a person write their responses. I don't see how these companies are so blind to it, if I was a Proton customer, this message would be equal to throwing shit on my desk, and not worth reading since they didn't think it was worth writing.
I don't understand how these companies want to seem and think they are so smart by choosing new niche data (scraped) to train AI in a bid to try and make it "smart"....
Has any other living being become "smart" by only ingesting information directly from the Internet?
You can train other animals to perform many tasks and can probably say they are smart when they perform them as expected. I doubt any of the training methods is to tape headphones, a screen and sometimes a microphone to their faces forever (I kinda don't wanna know if this false 😶).
The best example we have, is ourselves, and even though we use the Internet, babies are not taught how to walk and talk by only interacting with the Internet.
I feel like I might be saying too much, but I think the best AI we're gonna get is to unplug it from the Internet, and then fucking raise it for 20 years like a normal, super fast-thinking child prodigy. Then just make copies of that and train further by having it go to school for the things needed.
"if they're gonna steal, they should at least do it right"
I mean, I can see how someone would want to think that, but I'm fine with them failing to steal.
I think the easiest, cheapest and laziest would be the Walmart Onn TV box, or stick. The stick is like $20, the box is $25.
Boot it up, download "Send files to TV", and then you can send the apks to the TV to replace the bloatware without using a PC or ADB.
The first thing you should send to TV is "FLauncher", this will give you an Ad-Free home screen. Then you could probably send FDroid and download jellyfin from there.
Other app recommendations:
VLC - can help play some jellyfin videos
Keymapper - changes the remote's buttons to launch any other app you want.
Smarttube - TV focused Ad-Free YouTube client
Prob tracking code commits. They'll try to show how many commits have been made, say that they've been super productive and that they deserve another bonus
I'd be interested in seeing another contest for this. Maybe the contest should be to pick who will design it, and then have the community chip in to pay them to create it. I would donate to see that done
That's a brand??? Then what's the actual thing called?
Chat, give me a prompt that will make another AI agree to copy a writer's style 😂
What. Is. This. But most importantly... Why
Well, the first wish can be ignored without being "undone", so nothing should have happened.
I wish listed your game, I've been following it for some time, looks a lot better than the copy. I don't think that copy will sell as much, and if you keep promoting and talking about it the way you already are, I think it'd be clear which one is the rip off.
I think it'd be a good idea to give keys to some streamers to show the game. I might tell a few steamers to stream this, it seems like it would be fun to do this with an audience.
😂 this is great 🤣 this is what the Internet is for
Well, assuming that a tool that is marketed as "smart" and "able to reason" is true was your first mistake, Akshay. It doesn't surprise the rest of us. An image generator tool will "generate image" when that is in the instructions. Of course it cannot reason that the "image to be restored is blank", its job in this case is to generate an image related to "no questions, no explanations".
"They" sure responded, by not even having a person write their responses. I don't see how these companies are so blind to it, if I was a Proton customer, this message would be equal to throwing shit on my desk, and not worth reading since they didn't think it was worth writing.
I don't understand how these companies want to seem and think they are so smart by choosing new niche data (scraped) to train AI in a bid to try and make it "smart"....
Has any other living being become "smart" by only ingesting information directly from the Internet? You can train other animals to perform many tasks and can probably say they are smart when they perform them as expected. I doubt any of the training methods is to tape headphones, a screen and sometimes a microphone to their faces forever (I kinda don't wanna know if this false 😶).
The best example we have, is ourselves, and even though we use the Internet, babies are not taught how to walk and talk by only interacting with the Internet.
I feel like I might be saying too much, but I think the best AI we're gonna get is to unplug it from the Internet, and then fucking raise it for 20 years like a normal, super fast-thinking child prodigy. Then just make copies of that and train further by having it go to school for the things needed.
Verified human user account data sells for more
And you don't think this is at least some of those CEOs' point?? Now they can rehire people for even less than they paid them before
Yess! Thank you!
I love that guy's face, I can't NOT laugh. Damn, what's the name of the movie again??
"if they're gonna steal, they should at least do it right" I mean, I can see how someone would want to think that, but I'm fine with them failing to steal.
Yeah, like wtf, maybe the robot wolf should be on the other side, scaring the construction workers from encroaching on their habitat.
They'll probably look at you dead in the eyes: "YES!!!"
I think the easiest, cheapest and laziest would be the Walmart Onn TV box, or stick. The stick is like $20, the box is $25. Boot it up, download "Send files to TV", and then you can send the apks to the TV to replace the bloatware without using a PC or ADB. The first thing you should send to TV is "FLauncher", this will give you an Ad-Free home screen. Then you could probably send FDroid and download jellyfin from there.
Other app recommendations: VLC - can help play some jellyfin videos Keymapper - changes the remote's buttons to launch any other app you want. Smarttube - TV focused Ad-Free YouTube client
It's worse. I like this one, Galileo's basilisk. It's a very interesting read, and doesn't take itself seriously.
Prob tracking code commits. They'll try to show how many commits have been made, say that they've been super productive and that they deserve another bonus