MissesAutumnRains
@MissesAutumnRains@lemmy.blahaj.zone
I’m a lonely smut writer in Portugal! Feel free to say hello! :3
- Comment on Õ.Ō 3 days ago:
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- Comment on Former EVE Online developers are building a society simulation MMO where your character keeps playing even after you log off 1 week ago:
Exploitability sounds pretty terrible as a possibility, but I will say that the devs seem aware of it and the possibility of exploitation doesn’t necessarily sink a game like this. Eve often was such an amazing experience early on precisely because the game had so many openly exploitable systems.
They mention they’re looking to attract the caregiver archetype, which I assume means they’re trying not to bring the purely competitive Eve player, so maybe a healthy starting mix will help with the exploitative feeling early on?
- Comment on Valheim 1.0 & Deep North: Sept 9. 2 weeks ago:
God, I can’t agree more. These last few shows have had suuuuuch a good selection of games.
- Comment on Persona 6 Has Finally Been Revealed, More Than 9 Years After Persona 5 Launched 2 weeks ago:
They did their Royale edition about five years ago that kinda breathed new life into Persona 5 since it also released on a bunch of new systems. I know that’s how I got to experience the game, once it came to PC.
- Comment on poverty is a choice 2 weeks ago:
In a world with AI grindsets, influencer slopfests, and governmental grifting, we need more respectable professions like this.
- Comment on GOG apologizes for emailing Nazi runes to its followers 2 weeks ago:
It’s not the intent of your post and I know I’m on a bit of a tangent, but the middle article about the oversexualization in the ad doesn’t feel transphobic to me as a trans person. Or like, it does, but it does in a way that it makes perfect sense for the world that the game takes place in.
There are lots of examples of commodification of people’s bodies in game, so leaning into that with a trans person feels like a very real version of what a company might do in that universe.
Not trying to nitpick or anything, I just heard about this controversy waaaaaay after the fact and never got a chance to chime in anywhere with anyone.
- Comment on Gog Promotional E-Mail Containing Nazi Symbols Goes Out to Subscribers 2 weeks ago:
You can disapprove of something and not “cry” about it. Do you cry every time you dislike something?
- Comment on How do I re-establish peaceful relations with a family of crows? 2 weeks ago:
I mean, ya gotta make amends. Give healthy food on a schedule so they know you’re committed. Perhaps leave a kindly note with a shiny bead.
- Comment on It's called swordfighting and it's a respectable sport. 2 weeks ago:
I have exactly the opposite problem 😭
- Comment on Free computer user cheat sheet 3 weeks ago:
It’s too late, I saw what you posted and I agree.
- Comment on Free computer user cheat sheet 3 weeks ago:
This is perfect! I’m always having trouble making my computer cum, so this will be super useful, thanks!
- Comment on Y'all I'm seriously tempted to go back to Reddit. 4 weeks ago:
You don’t have to commit to anything. I use both. The writing communities on here don’t really work for me that well and the general population of reddit (and their god-awful app) don’t work for me well there. I just kinda bounce around to wherever I’m most interested when I feel like it.
Personally, I think it’s good to have a variety of sources if you’re gonna do the social media thing anyway. Each of them have their own subculture that sucks in the extremes, but for a visit now and again they’re not terrible.
- Comment on Lotta you lot in here 👀 4 weeks ago:
Absolutely. I always choose the slut and/or ragamuffin options when I face a decision.
- Comment on How do people force themselves to write something, even if they're NOT inspired? 2 months ago:
I just got into a habit. I listen to the same few playlists, sit with my coffee in the same chair, keep distractions away from me (out of arm’s reach) and I write. It was hard to keep up for a while at first, but now it’s not so hard even on ‘off days’. Usually, I just turn those into revision days. I also take breaks so I don’t burn out, toooooooo hard.
- Comment on According to an MIT study, relying on ChatGPT for stuff like essays and creativity leads to cognitive atrophy and such. What should I do when writing stories without ChatGPT and other AI chatbots? 2 months ago:
I would get into fanfiction, both reading and writing. Places like Ao3 are so batshit insane, that they sort of force you to recalibrate creativity for yourself.
Just write for fun, don’t carry any baggage about turning it into something serious or long term. You’ll randomly get feedback to improve (some good and some bad) and soon you’ll recognize what you value in feedback and what you don’t.
You’ll also start recognizing stories that you like and that you don’t like. Use those moments as opportunities to really sit and figure out why you like and don’t like those stories. Imagine how you would improve them or write them differently.
Eventually, you’ll find that you have your own ideas, your own voice, and opinions on what makes a piece good or bad.
- Comment on ChatGPT’s latest stylistic quirk is sinister, infuriating – and absolutely everywhere 2 months ago:
I haven’t seen this particular quirk outside GPT users, but Claude’s seems to be, “X is quietly doing work…” or some variation of that.
“You really hit the nail on the head, but the thing you said about X is doing quiet work as well.”
Your reasoning is doing quiet work. The context is doing quiet work. Everything is doing quiet work. We’re all a bunch of librarians out here, apparently.
- Comment on It's a cylinder 2 months ago:
“It is imperative that the cylinder and the larger structure it is attached to remain unharmed” always kills me. I don’t think I’ll ever forget that thread.
- Comment on Why is it that when the graphics driver freaks out in your browser when watching a video, the page always turns this specific shade of green? 2 months ago:
I think it’s just because the answer doesn’t really contribute much. OP is asking about something specific (and kinda interesting, too!) and your response was “I don’t know, I don’t use that software”. It doesn’t really add to the conversation or help to answer the question.
Imagine if every question that got asked was responded to by the entire community, even if they had no answer, and every thread was just filled with “I dunno”.
No hate on you specifically, just thinking out loud a bit.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I was gonna say, that flies in the face of like everything I’ve heard about Korea, haha.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Wait, wait, wait, you have weed in south Korea???
- Comment on You Actually Do Need to Understand Mythos | Hank Green 2 months ago:
In their paper, they post keys that can be verified once the vulnerabilities are patched (so they aren’t just revealing exploitable issues to the world) but in the few that they demonstrated (ones that were quickly patched), it demonstrated a pretty sophisticated ability to find and exploit multiple vulnerabilities. The patches that you saw them mention are a direct result of Anthropic reporting those vulnerabilities.
The method they talk about is basically saying that they weren’t looking at old, patched code (which would mean that the model could have found vulnerability mentions on the web that others have pointed out) but rather current, actively used software. The vulnerabilities and exploits that the model found were novel, zero day (meaning as of yet they are unexploited, ‘undiscovered’ problems).
I’m not a researcher though, so someone can correct any information I’ve gotten wrong here, but this is definitely not solely hype. It’s not exciting stuff (unless you just look at headlines) but the vulnerabilities they discovered are like actual problems, especially if a model like this gets into the hands of bad actors.
- Comment on You Actually Do Need to Understand Mythos | Hank Green 2 months ago:
Only about halfway through this, but it’s an interesting conversation about Mythos and software security. Glad to see Hank hitting this because I think quite a few people were like me and saw that Mythos report and immediately thought ‘hype-othetical marketing’.
I ended up reading their paper quite a bit later than the first articles started raising the flags about it, but only because a buddy pointed out one of the examples they discussed and it kinda blew my mind.
- Comment on Anon teaches you about their culture 2 months ago:
I simply would never get anything done. I already make myself late to wherever I’m going if I meet an unexpected street cat.
- Comment on English has too many words for animals 2 months ago:
Det är samma för sköldpaddor.
But also my Swedish is terrible, so that might be completely wrong.
- Comment on Sent this to my friends flexing a "top 65%" score. The site didn't make it clear that's not a good thing. 2 months ago:
Not to poke extra fun, but they even give examples to better visualize it. 😅 I have to think this post is just a bit of trolling anyway, though.
- Comment on Orthopedics 2 months ago:
Is it weird to like this? I feel like this would be hella comfortable. Does it have buttons on the side for the fingers? Because that would be cool as hell.
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
I wasn’t criticizing, just checking to make sure I had the right one. I can’t really afford to do even more subscriptions, but maybe one day if I ever get back into the ‘youtube style thing’ in the future.
Do you also need an invite?
- Comment on [deleted] 2 months ago:
Is nebula not a subscription only platform?
- Comment on Wasted potential. 2 months ago:
And doing heroin
- Comment on The Tragic Beauty of Majora's Mask 2 months ago:
Wow, I really loved this analysis. It’s so coherent and clear on reflection, I really have trouble believing any other interpretation is as accurate.