Lmao the edits have sent me. You realized you were coming off as ungrateful with the complaint about the down votes.

Yeah on top of learning language, learning how to sleep, learning to walk, eat, hell how to coordinate their whole body. For 5 years that’s incredible.

“if babies can learn it, you can probably learn it as well”

Bruh, lmao I totally get the sentiment you’re going for but babies are famously the best at learning things.

I think the thing that would be the most productive would be to start a project you’ve been waiting to work on or something that might make you money. Either studying something you’ve always wanted to do or programming/writing something you’ve always wanted to write.

With 40hrs of paid time you could write whatever you’d like and it doesn’t really matter if it pays off or not so you’re not pressured to compromise on it. But if it does pay off then you’re that much closer to an early retirement or the ability to take more control of your time by working on the thing you want to do.

If you’re happy where you are then yeah. Read a book, play some games etc.

Like with many many things in our world. This is fantastic! >!just as long as it’s available for everyone and not here to make the rich richer.!<

Aren’t all consoles?

Sorry, but it’s more like a crab apple.

It looks like an apple, it’s presented like an apple, it’s advertised like an apple because that is what makes the YouTuber money. But scientific methods and standards exist for a reason. It’s very easy to produce bad data and especially easy to extract bad conclusions from data if you have an incentive to do so (such as a fan base who might engage with the video less if the conclusions were against their expectations)

There’s a chance that this guy’s conclusions reflect what a proper study might have found, but it’s just too hard to tell if it’s a crab apple or not it’s essentially probably a little better than chance.

Olive Garden is a restaurant chain. It would be like spending all day on the Arby’s or McDonald’s app with an added layer of Olive Garden being a bit obscure.

Take flasks.

Days with meaningful consequences for his actions: 0

Yeah ironically it would probably be better to be in the 40k universe if it was current day.

Blades in the dark and other forged in the dark systems are famous for being an early breakout in RPG game design. I’ve run a blades in the dark campaign and it was awesome.

Check out the YouTube channel “Quinns Quest” and I’m confident you can comfortably try any game he has reviewed to get a better roleplaying experience than D&D.

Maybe people should just stop playing D&D. It’s a game mired in ancient game design and forced through a cheese grater of updates over the years to try and make it OK.

Also it’s owned by Hasbro.

There are dozens of better role playing games. Some identical to D&D with better rules, others excellent with imaginative worlds that aren’t just rehashes of lord of the rings and Arthurian legends.

Yeah for real, what does this mean exactly? All forms of machine learning? That’s a lot of computers at this moment, it’s just we only colloquially call the chat bot versions “AI”. But even that gets vague do reactive video game NPCs get counted as “AI?” Or all of our search algorithms and spell check programs?

At that point what’s the point? The disclosure would become as meaningless as websites asking for cookies or the number of things known to cause cancer in the state of California.

So, who got nuked and spread this meme?

Never again will we miss getting on the ground floor of growing fascism

Don’t worry, Nyarlythotep didn’t start their Scroll of Infinite Madness until they were 46!.

Reddit is really the only online place that embraced NFTs and maintained an ecosystem with them. It’s a small ecosystem, but they use them in all their absurdly nihilistic glory.

This article convinced me to buy a flipper (I’ve been debating it for years). It’s a super useful item that is absolutely going to get banned/hamstrung any day now for putting too much power into people’s hands under the guise of “public safety”.

I want it because it’s so easy to use. I’m no hacker, but with a tool as convenient as this I’m sure I can piece some useful hacks together.

I think the key to good LLM usage is a light touch. Let the LLM know what you want, maybe refine it if you see where the result went wrong. But if you find yourself deep in conversation trying to explain to the LLM why it’s not getting your idea, you’re going to wind up with a bad product. Just abandon it and try to do the thing yourself or get someone who knows what you want.

They get confused easily, and despite what is being pitched, they don’t really learn very well. So if they get something wrong the first time they aren’t going to figure it out after another hour or two.