Nice essay, don’t care to read it fully since you are one of those people who unironically think computers can be conscious. And yes. Self driving cars should absolutely be banned.
Not gonna waste my time with this any more since I can see what kind of takes you have on things. Have a nice day.
They’re humans using brains and not algorithms trained to copy and paste
If you can keep putting artists out of work on your consciousness then sure, but some of us actually have morals guiding us.
The human bases the new piece off of it, inspiration.
The AI directly uses portions of the existing art. We get onto humans just the same who do that.
AI isn’t conscious, it can’t think, it can’t use it as “inspiration”, that is the entire point.
People who have abolutely 0 idea what art is about just get feral over this “tech” and beat down artists are absolutely selfish.
AI generated content is always stealing, just because I steal an entire museum full of art and then cram a ton of art pieces together until it’s indistinguishable from anything that was in the museum beforehand doesn’t change the fact that I stole the entire museum to do it.
Doesn’t matter if it’s text, art, etc. The current models of generative AI is always stealing. For some reason because it’s done in mass and automated, people think that it isn’t stealing now.
To add, there’s a toggle for Send as SMS in that same settings menu in the top comment, when that’s enabled it’ll automatically fallback to SMS when a message fails to send after a short delay.
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Agree, the more they say stuff like this the more I’m worried about the game
If they can pull it off awesome, but this makes me expect yet another walking simulator with barely any content
I don’t think I’ve ever watched a movie or played a game and had my experience be similar to critics at all, it feels like it’s their job to have the exact opposite reaction as the audience sometimes
If you deactivate your Facebook account (not delete) you can make it where you can only access Facebook Messenger, but you don’t have a public facing Facebook account. That way you only get the messaging side of it, minimizing the data they can collect on you. The account still exists but you give them less data. Giving bogus data doesn’t help as much as not giving it at all, being as generic as possible, since buyers pay more for targeted data regardless of the content.
I wouldn’t leave those posts up if you’re volunteering for a charity regardless.
I’m still not gonna play it for at least like a year.
If it’s buggy on release, then I can wait until it’s not. If it ends up being great on release and not buggy, then I still get the benefit of a year of improvements, balancing, new content, etc. and have an even better experience.
Not that I think it’s gonna be a flop or anything, I just don’t have that sort of trust in any game studios at all anymore.
All that aside, I’m very hyped for it
The posts, not comments by the users on other instances posts
I don’t know how many times Meta has to literally be worse than a movie villain for people to stop having stockholm syndrome.
They’ve ran experiments on their users putting negative content in their feeds to see how it affects their mental state, if you want that stuff on here, well, I don’t even know what to say.
They have a track record of being absolute garbage for decades.
Why does everything have to have Meta in it?
The place to go for this is r/redditrequest on reddit, that’s a subreddit to request mod privilages for subreddits and Reddit admins will decide if they’ll give it to you or not based on a few criteria.
Usually if you’re an active productive member of a subreddit they’ll give it to you if the existing mods show no signs of activity (including just removing posts or comments, reddit admins consider that activity for the purpose of letting them keep the subreddit)
One way to think of it is to think of each instance as a person/account, and every instance that they federate with is someone they follow, and anyone that they’re defederated with is someone they’ve blocked.
So if one instance follows (federates) with another, that instances users will see posts and users from that other instance.
If an instance blocks (defederates) with another, it prevents the instance from sending or receiving any new posts or comments with the blocked instance, cutting all communication. In the case of Poast at the top of the list, 1474 instances decided to block it and prevent any new posts or comments from that instance showing up to their users.
Instances that aren’t explicitly federated or defederated yet (unknown) are sort of in a limbo, they won’t be seen at all by any users unless someone from either instance actively searches for a community from the other vir via a direct community link in the searchbox, then those server will follow (federate) with each other.
I hope that made sense, I’m trying to think of better ways to word this but I’m not sure if it’s a good explanation or not.
The reason it’s considered ragebait is because depending how it’s read, the title can sound like the founder is ranting “no one cares” etc, and that he’s angry about it and that it’s another CEO complaining about employees.
It could be read both ways, but it’s reasonable to assume out of touch CEO angry at employees since it’s very rare for a CEO to take the stance this one did on it
I had it wishlisted in Steam since January when I saw it pop up in my discovery queue and was a bit interested in it, but I’ve rarely seen anyone talk about it at all before release. It apparently also took the spot of the 2nd most wishlisted game on Steam. Never bought it since I usually wait a few months after release to buy any game in case things like this happen.
There’s a whole lot of weird surrounding everything about this game
Edit: The game studio announced they are shutting down now
cool story, go bother someone else.
there was no purpose to what you said other than flaming. I will not be responding further.