
Besides crushing emulators, how will Nintendo compete?
In total, estimates are 4-5 million Steam Decks have been sold in the three years of its release.
Nintendo sells that amount of Switches in one quarter. They don’t need to compete.
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Besides crushing emulators, how will Nintendo compete?
In total, estimates are 4-5 million Steam Decks have been sold in the three years of its release.
Nintendo sells that amount of Switches in one quarter. They don’t need to compete.
It’s not complex, it simply doesn’t exist. Consent only applies when humans are involved.
And if you won’t take my word for it, ask your LLM of choice whether they can consent.
Do I have your consent to share this chat with the world
LLM’s can’t consent to anything, you don’t have to ask
Ha, touché
Yeah, so now it sucks more. Isn’t that good?
The amount of people not checking the sidebar of communities before they post is fucking wild. Apparently getting some context before diving in is too much effort, or they just prefer learning the hard way.
We’re talking about removing hate speech, porn (including CSAM) and gore.
This has a real impact on mental health and there should be a support network for those who regularly interact with this kind of material.
Interesting related video: Training AI to Play Pokemon with Reinforcement Learning (Oct 2023)
also:
as Claude spends 10 minutes looking for its bicycle in its inventory in order to jump pass a barrier wall, which is not possible. What is possible is to use the bicycle to bypass smaller walls, which means that the AI is linking the two together, which is actually scary and shows, perhaps, tiny glimpses into future AGI.
And they want to put this shit in drones?!
The moveset of opposing Pokémon is quite limited and the AI is even worse. There’s really no strategy by the AI to actually win battles, so I’d say the real challenge was finding out where to go and what to do.
There’s a bunch of writers on here that favor using em dashes, but then again I wouldn’t call those people the average user.
It’s good to treat content with suspicion when there’s a bunch of em dashes, but it’s more like a clue than definitive proof. If you can find more clues, it’s very likely. If not, the person just likes using them.
Aaaah it’s happening! Less than 4 weeks as well, very nice :D Great trailer too, much amused.
One note: please put the Steam link in the description of the YouTube video, so people can find the page quickly!
Edit: oh I realize Gametrailers is hosting the vid, that might make things more difficult
OpenAI was hit was a privacy complaint, don’t think the comment was about which community this was in
What’s rad about a character holding a gun with three hands? It’s insulting to professional artists and the player base alike.
GenAI videos can be fun to use as inspiration, but you don’t collect a reel of shitty animations and call it a trailer. I don’t even play ARK and I feel bad for the players. They got served a shit sandwich.
it maxed out at 5.9 at first, then it was raised to 7.9 for Win7 and 9.9 for the rest. TIL it’s still a thing, I thought it started and ended with Vista: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_System_Assessment_Tool
Simpler times, when 0.0000000051 GHz was enough to get by!
Brings back memories!
“stole” is not really the right word. One outlet reports on something, like something that was said during GDC. Other outlets then “remix” (/reorder) the content of said article to create their own article from that. Most of the times they attribute it correctly, but some less-than-savory outlets don’t even credit the original source. But I digress.
The problem with this remixing of content is that it keeps losing accuracy / value each time it’s reworked by a different outlet. They change the headline, change the order of paragraphs or sentences, omit certain bits, add something else; eventually this means that the clickbaity versions get more traction that the original article while also being less accurate at the same time. This irks me greatly, hence my initial comment.
You’re not wrong about drip-feeding content though. They will milk every single quote in an interview and create a whole new article for each thing that was said, even if these quotes were said in the span of two minutes.
Can you imagine Merrick Garland saying this?