Killer_Tree
@Killer_Tree@beehaw.org
- Comment on Let's discuss: Uplifting Games 4 weeks ago:
If you want the full comfy chillax experience, add the mod that just lets you pause time whenever you want. Feel like fishing but don’t want to miss something? Take a pause and relax with a rod for a bit.
I also suffer from min/max gaming and this is the only way I could enjoy the game without being stressed.
- Comment on AI Seeks Out Racist Language in Property Deeds for Termination 4 weeks ago:
Specialized LLMs trained for specific tasks can be immensely beneficial! I’m glad to see some of that happening instead of “Company XYZ is now needlessly adding AI to it’s products because buzzwords!”
- Comment on Let's discuss: Monkey Island 2 months ago:
I had the Secret of Monkey Island on a CDROM as a kid and the soundtrack of the original is burned deep into my brain.
Fun fact: you could put the game CD into a normal CD player, skip track 1 (The data track) and just vibe listening to the entire soundtrack while rollerblading.
- Comment on What JRPG combat is your favorite? 3 months ago:
There’s no other system that quite captures the feeling of, “Shit, that was a lot of damage. Do I try to heal them before it rolls to 0 or just spam attack and hope to end combat before they go down?”
- Comment on What JRPG combat is your favorite? 3 months ago:
I agree, throwing enemies into stacks is much more amusing than everyone just standing around.
- Comment on i have become the gis 6 months ago:
I was supposed to organize the upgrade to pro at my workplace - then I got an offer I couldn’t refuse somewhere else. I feel bad because the guy who replaced me is struggling to get to grips with arcmap, and somehow will need to oversee the transition… I’m using pro at the new place, and while I don’t like a lot of the changes, map series are indeed fantastic. No more changing layouts a dozen times to export new versions of a project!
- Comment on magic beneath the forests 7 months ago:
What is your favorite haiku that comes to mind?
- Comment on Temperature 8 months ago:
Just be honest with yourself if you think you could do the job. If so, apply. If you get an interview, then Google how to do the job and watch some videos about that position, the software that is used, lingo, etc. 90% of the people interviewing you will have virtually no idea what the job is, they are just asking questions to see if seems like you think you know what you are doing. If you get the job, even if you DO know how to do it, still Google how to do it and keep learning and mastering it. The only people who perfectly know how to do a job are usually those who are ready to move to a new position or ready to retire.
- Comment on Ubisoft Wants You To Be Comfortable Not Owning Your Games 10 months ago:
It doesn’t matter any more than any other individual data point. The concern is that when all the data points are collated, it gives a LOT more information about someone than many people realize.