AI power gamers? Trying to score as many points as possible whatever the consequences.
reading the pained responses of mathematicians, there’s a real cruelty in the way the labs have pursued this. not least because the attempted outcome in dropping so much unvalidated and poorly-written work (per the comments) is to push some of the world’s most passionate problem-solvers to be fact-checkers to a machine, as a kind of cynical cheap-as-free RL environment-by-nerdsnipe. dump a bunch of shit in public, call it solutions, get the experts to pore over it, painstakingly review and critique, scrape their efforts and use it to tweak the model, all while stoking terror about the future of the profession. it’s fucked up.
I finally found a bit of time to give the new version of Albert a quick try.
Drawing with the stylus works very well!
I tried to draw part of a cover of a book that was in my view. I wrote the letters to try the pressure sensitivity. Quite hard with the low resolution 😅
ALT a sketchy low resolution pixel art. A yellow background with red borders on the left and right side. In red in big letters above of the name Bashō, the Japanese poet the book is about. below that there is a handwritten Japanese text "kumo nani to ne o Nani to naku aki no kaze". below that a drawing of the Japanese poet wearing a Kasa hat. he wears a dark robe his friendly wrinkled smiling face looks to his left.
ALBERT 3.2. Contour fill will be in the next update (no release date yet). Thanks @ja777on for requesting.
You will be able to do outlines with pixel perfect strokes in various sizes and also with different colours and patterns.
#pixelart #c64 #commodore64 #retro
Well, if you start watching me properly you probably also start realising i spend much of my day doing things. Like eating, watching YouTube, posting, drawing buying food and sometimes even working.
I love(watching) sparrows though.
ALT a close up photo of a sparrow sitting on a wooden table looking at the photographer (probably waiting to see if something edible will drop ). you can really see its feathers and little claws.
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Urban myth: Guybrush Threepwood can't die!
Monkey Island titles were deliberately designed so you couldn’t die or get soft-locked. Ron Gilbert has talked about being frustrated by Sierra-style games that killed you for making the wrong choice. So the running reputation became: Guybrush is basically invincible.
In The Secret of Monkey Island, Guybrush boasts he can hold his breath for 10 minutes. If you actually wait that long after he’s thrown overboard with the idol, he drowns.
Have a look at the change of the verb list at the bottom of the screen toward the later stages of the vdieo clip.
Gotta love those little Easter eggs!
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For the second time this year, I find myself in a #C64 computer game - this time the enhanced version of my all-time favourite, Wasteland 📷
Thanks to DKL of TREX for making the craziness happen.
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Well, since LG is not American there's a chance there will be repercussions.
Researchers spent 500 hours and $70,000 and found LG TVs logging plain text transcripts in standby, mapping every device in the house, and feeding it to LG's ad arm
Unplug the internet and it saves the files until you plug back in.
LG says its TVs don't record ambient conversations.
The evidence begs to differ.
216 million of these are sitting in living rooms.
Where are the regulators?
Writer: Daniel
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The findings and video clip here are from Gamers Nexus' investigation, which receives no credit or link.
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Still in hospital and could be several more days yet, little bits of progress seemed to be followed by more setbacks
This is the unpredictability and uncertainty of #Crohns - for which there is NO cure yet, just treatments & surgeries that can improve quality of life
