clay_pidgin

I absolutely love this. I happily smash these little bastards on sight.

What do you consider a watermark? I've never heard of a game on any system with the name of the game or the publisher visible constantly.

Yes.

Fascinating, thank you.

I've never heard him speak. What an odd quavering voice he has!

Generation alpha are the little kids coming up.

Rizzler is someone with Rizz, chaRISma.

Ohio sucks. It's a bad state.

Mid is between good and bad, but seems to also mean bad sometimes.

Skibidi is a nonsense word from the Skibidi Toilet Gary's Mod machina videos.

Phantom Tax is something about the Minecraft Phantom creatures I think.

Famous baller Scotty Pepin.

All my homies hate Ea-nāsir. [email protected]

It's not a game, really. It's a platform and store for kids to make free games that other kids play. Every game I've tried has been quite basic, nothing as complex as a $10 indie.

The games' makers can earn Robux by putting micro transactions in their games (click here to pay $3 to be able to jump twice as high only in this game), so inevitably "real" developers moved in and churn out dozens of clones of whatever game happens to be successful with the elementary school kids this month, and they cram them full of MTX. It's super gross.

These videos are annoyingly presented, but show a variety of games. https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL700D9A1A020A1996

"Tycoon" games are massively popular, where you earn x in-game dollars per minute and spend then to build your school or prison or farm or whatever piece by piece. (E.g. 5,000 to build this wall, 2,000 to build the chairs in the room) Kids also love "Obbys" (Obstacle courses). Parkour type games.

My company uses an LLM to summarize a report. Basically give it all the data and tell it what normal looks like so it can write stuff like "26,000 users this month, a minor decrease from last month. This is not an issue as it is within normal bounds."

I don't see the point, but management felt we had to put AI in SOMETHING so other companies don't have a marketing advantage.

We've been working on anomaly detection for a while with Machine Learning, which is really more impressive but much harder.

Awesome.

How about the other guy sliding down the sinking deck and getting an air vent between the legs?