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- Comment on Stardew Valley Creator Shuts Down Rumors Haunted Chocolatier 'Will Be Abandoned,' Insisting: 'It Will Come Out When It’s Ready' - IGN 3 days ago:
No, no. You’re right. It is absolutely necessary to put out incomplete, buggy, unplayable “games” and force us to pay $80 to wait for them to actually finish it…
- Comment on Stardew Valley Creator Shuts Down Rumors Haunted Chocolatier 'Will Be Abandoned,' Insisting: 'It Will Come Out When It’s Ready' - IGN 3 days ago:
Depends; do they want the game to sell or not?
- Comment on Do people eat this? 4 days ago:
I’m pretty sure people were writing recipes as shit posts back then. There’s no way any human being willingly ate those.
- Comment on Stardew Valley Creator Shuts Down Rumors Haunted Chocolatier 'Will Be Abandoned,' Insisting: 'It Will Come Out When It’s Ready' - IGN 4 days ago:
Rather than choosing an arbitrary time, you should choose a state of the game to call finished. Limited time will always lead to crunch inevitably.
- Comment on Stardew Valley Creator Shuts Down Rumors Haunted Chocolatier 'Will Be Abandoned,' Insisting: 'It Will Come Out When It’s Ready' - IGN 4 days ago:
Oh yes, I’m sure all those billion dollar companies would have all shut down by now if they had to wait a few weeks to put out a game. Putting out buggy unplayable shit was an absolute necessity.
- Comment on Currency 5 days ago:
How old is this post? USD was fully off the gold standard by 1971.
- Comment on But think of the landlords! 1 week ago:
Any housing that isn’t exclusively for billionaires is ‘left wing’.
- Comment on Do babies learn languages at different rates depending on how hard the language is? 1 week ago:
It is the most schizophrenic language. Super easy to be understood even getting most of a sentence wrong, but can change meaning entirely with just a comma. Has at least two different root languages and as many as five depending on how you define root. Has words from almost every spoken language on the planet and has so many spelling exceptions you can have high level competitions just trying to spell different words.
And all that is just the tip of the iceberg.
- Comment on Hey Microsoft, How's it going? 1 week ago:
Well, our 1 issue was a security flaw that forced us to rebuild our entire digital infrastructure from bare metal. So…
- Comment on I've wondered since I was a youngin 1 week ago:
After the same thing that happened to them in WWI. The rebuild kept WWIII from happening another couple decades later and rehabilitated several despotic countries drunk on their own brand of patriotism. It was the real winner of WWII.
- Comment on I've wondered since I was a youngin 1 week ago:
It was defeated by rebuilding the country afterwards. A lesson we learned from the aftermath of WWI that seems to have been forgotten.
- Comment on yeet 2 weeks ago:
Trump’s intrusive thoughts are looking at him, horrified.
- Comment on Hostile architecture 3 weeks ago:
It is also hostile to the ambulatory disabled. Taking away a seat they could rest on.
- Comment on Lemmy: Beans 3 weeks ago:
You can fit both the socks and the missing women’s drivers’ licenses. Unless you’re really into collecting socks.
- Comment on If I go crazy will you still call me Superman? 4 weeks ago:
Bears can’t make a fist, so they’re at a disadvantage. Now if it were a claw fight, we might be in trouble.
- Comment on [Serious] If a human is trained by AI slop and then they make something with their own hands, is it still art? 4 weeks ago:
I think the problem here is the terms used don’t mean the same thing between being applied to a human or an AI. Terms like training, learning, creating, etc. are all applied as anthropomorphisms since we don’t yet have simple terms for how those things are actually happening for AI.
For instance, someone trained to draw isn’t shown millions of examples of drawings and told to make something that looks like that somehow. They are tought the mechanics of putting ink to paper in a way to create whatever image they want.
Even people trying to imitate existing art spend more time perfecting the techniques used than examining the works.
I think that as far as AI as we know it and art are concerned, the main issue the majority have is people typing a prompt and letting a computer do the rest. No matter what, that will never count.
- Comment on Dad jokes 4 weeks ago:
He’s been sitting on that joke for at least three lifetimes.
- Comment on "i can hear the difference" 5 weeks ago:
I wonder if in the 15 years of not buying the cheap cables you managed to come close to saving what you paid for that ten cents of gold plating.
- Comment on [deleted] 5 weeks ago:
There are plenty who make it very obvious. Sticking to them gets the point across well enough.
- Comment on Sea Level 1 month ago:
The core, no, but detecting the effects of a magnetic field are not out of the question.
- Comment on Sea Level 1 month ago:
Life exists in the places here that only get one day a year. Once it gets started it fits itself into every niche. The only question is how hard is it to get started.
- Comment on Lasagna 1 month ago:
He started drawing prior to computers being involved at all. There’s no undo button when you’re inking to paper. If you want to learn, buy a bunch of ink and paper and start drawing.
- Comment on Why does every commercial depiction of honey involve one of this things? Literally nobody has ever seen one of these in real life 1 month ago:
The honey in the squeeze bottles is processed so it doesn’t crystalize. Nothing wrong with that, but it does change the flavor a bit.
- Comment on Actual theft 1 month ago:
Can you even get them separately?
- Comment on 18 days til the deadline btw 2 months ago:
Don’t forget Biden written in crayon on every page.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 2 months ago:
Viable meaning used for power plants or as an alternative to power plants to generate power for the grid.
- Comment on same shit every day, on god 2 months ago:
The only viable electric generation that doesn’t involve spinning a turbine is solar and not even all solar.
- Comment on Libraries are cool 2 months ago:
You’re depriving some poor librarian the best part of their day.
- Comment on Libraries are cool 2 months ago:
Maybe. There’s no real way to know anymore with all the batshit crazy opinions people genuinely hold.
- Comment on Happy DB Cooper Day to those who celebrate! 2 months ago:
If he died in the jump they would have eventually found a body. At the very least he survived long enough to vacate the area.