The guy who created a non-brilliant language for idiot google hires is angry at slop. Interesting.
The key point here is our programmers are Googlers, they’re not researchers. They’re typically, fairly young, fresh out of school, probably learned Java, maybe learned C or C++, probably learned Python. They’re not capable of understanding a brilliant language but we want to use them to build good software. So, the language that we give them has to be easy for them to understand and easy to adopt.
I could see this being useful for those with disabilities like muscular dystrophy. Maybe let the AI handle repetitive, input-heavy parts and take over the gameplay at key moments so as to minimize muscle pain.
Thanks, I noticed it was wrong as soon as I hit post. Yeah, seems like he didn’t deal with a lot of things too well. At least he seems genuinely contrite about his mistakes.
I absolutely misread that title as vampirism and it had me confused for a solid 15 seconds
It’s gotten so much better over time. I was blown away when the mini-pc I got a few years ago could play almost any indie game I threw at it.
Even harder to find all that in 1995 beige. :(
Yeah. “Nitch” didn’t show up until 1917 and got added to the Webster dictionary in 1961.
As an American if someone said “nitch” out loud I would secretly die inside and then do my best to remember this:
I’m having a sensible conversation and you’re freaking the fuck out for no reason.
No need to be deliberately obtuse and insulting.
It’s pretty clear that the holodeck’s ability to create a complicated program from a basic prompt is analogous to LLM output.
If too many people have your attitude, we’ll never get there.
Haven’t you ever seen Star Trek and been amazed by the holodeck? How do you think they got there?
Doesn’t matter whether I go to all or home. It looks exactly the same and never shows posts from communities I subscribed to.
Edit: Been using Lemmy for almost a year and just realized this :\
People expect perfection right out of the gate.
I mean damn, AI has only been able to write something resembling code for a few years now. The fact that this is even a headline is pretty amazing when you think about it.
The consensus of most people (including scientists and most doctors) seems to be that especially in the post vaccination era, LC is not a real concern anymore because it only developed in people hospitalized with severe COVID.
That’s their consensus for every virus-borne chronic disease. Same shit with Lyme/EBV/etc. Sadly, your experience doesn’t surprise me at all. I went through something very similar and I’ve essentially given up on being helped by doctors
I would rather have technology that reduces the number of accounts necessary for stuff
The classic Ford -> Fix Or Repair Daily
People get confused because leet speak had a resurgence around 1997 or so.
Steam shouldn’t allow this kind of crap, much less have software support for it.
That’s something that sounds nice in theory but it makes no sense. You’d need to have draconian DRM to make it work.