bulbosaur123

Seriously, why not just use web?

> Valve has adopted the stance that any game with even a hint — literally just a whiff — of AI generated content will be instantly rejected from steam with no explanation beyond "it appears your game contains AI generated content." They say nothing beyond that.

Steam is not the world. You can publish on Xbox, Playstation, GPlay, Apple Store, web, anywhere. Steam is not the panacea.

Haha, your first Two Minute Papers video?

Why so pessimistic about gamedev?

Game dev for online game here and genuinely curious.

I have to work with online servers, regular testing, analyzing bugs in both client and server (python), troubleshooting, adding new features to client (written in C# for iOS and Java for Android).

In practice, what is the best way I could use ChatGPT in game development? How can it realistically test the game and troubleshoot issues, how can it implement new features?

These things require making changes to code, compiling, running the client and testing how it plays and looks. Everything has to be extremely precise.

Any ideas?

> We live in interesting times.

We live in end of times.

Been there, done that. It's intellectually inferior to GPT4 and it shows so not much use.

Oh my god, some of these tracks actually SLAP.

Like for real.

The last bastion of human creativity is about to be defeated.

You can't travel overseas with billions of gold in your pocket. You can literally travel everywhere with billions in crypto saved inside your neural pathways. Crypto is better gold.

> They can really easily do that though. A court can say "give us your keys or you are going to sit in jail until you do and we will record your conversations so if you tell the keys to someone else, we'll sell them"

So? If sums is high enough they STILL can't confiscate it. In some cases it is preferable to spend some time in jail versus giving up outrageous fortune. They still can't take it by force. Also, only a few countries with backward laws (like the United States of America) have laws that allow that. Something insane like what you propose would never be possible in a developed country with a solid judicial branch like Estonia, for example.

> So, people have no problem - say - redeeming tokens that have been through Tornado? Or trouble redeeming bitcoins that have been through known, sanctioned wallets?

Nothing prevents us agreeing to trade those bitcoins for cash or anything else.

You are correct that some Bitcoins are "tainted", which is why it's not the absolute, most perfect cryptocurrency. But they are still censorship resistant. That was my point. They still can't be confiscated.

And to further your argument, if you want to find the best crypto that is actually fungible - that would be Monero (all Moneros are the same, there are no "tainted" or "blacklisted" Moneros). However, because of that very fact it is banned on exchanges and blacklisted everywhere. It's just too good.

Bitcoin is good enough to get popular yet at the same time shitty enough (traceable) not to get outright banned, that's why BTC is here to stay while better coins like Monero will perish.

> How is “Everyone can see every transaction you have ever done” censorship-resistant, doesn’t that mean you have to be extra careful about every single person or service you have ever transacted with?

Just to reiterate. It's because not even the government can confiscate your Bitcoin (them beating you into telling your seed phrase means you still giving it up and let's not pretend there aren't 21st seeds and duress phrases just for this very reason).

> And, excluding the $5 wrench seems a really, really large oversight when it results in every single asset or piece of ”money” you own being irretrievably, instantly stolen.

Again. Anyone with significant amount of crypto will not be public about it, will keep duress phrases, 21st seed words and extra wallets while giving up the minimum. In theory, with $5 wrench you could keep beating a totally innocent person hoping they give you a crypto wallet that doesn't even exist and if they gave you one, you could keep beating them until they give you the "other one" and the "third one", it just isn't a solid argument.

This is what most people got wrong. Crypto solves one problem and one problem only: censorship. Crypto is the only, single censorship resistant asset on the entire earth. You can't remove private key by force ($5 wrench is not an argument). You can confiscate land, stocks, freeze bank accounts, take gold. You can't extract a string of numbers which you aren't even sure is there in the first place. Not yet at least. Might not be the biggest threat in US, but in Asia right now that property is crucial.

The game looks just bland.

No, they didn't. There is official reddit app, I don't understand what the whole fuss is about.

Isn't runway vid2vid superior in the aspect of coherency? This flickering is horrible.

Did they finally fix the annoying flickering?

How do you run AudioCraft on Apple Silicon?

And what happens next? These laid off workers magically find another job or change profession to blue collar? Or do they immediately get UBI?

I think the writing on the wall is clear. There will be a lot of suffering and it will get bloody.

Same. It's annoying these websites think they are so special and magical they have the audacity to require us to login or even to pay to access words on the screen. Words are no longer valuable. They are lucky to even get any clicks at all.

Where can I actually physically use it? Or is it again only limited to chosen ones?

What are the official and unofficial discords?

I found only this one on their subreddit: https://discord.gg/GvsvNrVkk5

When heroin therapy

Choose one of these and stick with it:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mnemonic_major_system

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominic_system

Both are good.

You can train mnemonics via Anki deck:

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2032755489

Interesting. You must be from a CIS (ex-USSR) country then.

Combine spaced repetition with major mnemonic system and method of Loki and you have a superpower.

Nice, my intuition was correct :)

Made by a Russian who grew up in the USSR?

Reasoning:

https://floor796.com/data/misc/kvass.jpg

https://floor796.com/data/misc/kin-dza-dza.mp4

Too obscure.

AutoGPT seems to be utterly superior to BabyAGI.

Reasoning: you can actually control and steer AutoGPT unlike BabyAGI which runs on full auto-pilot. This is a crucial feature.

The only benefit I see with BabyAGI is that it allows to use local models.

Ideally AutoGPT should add a feature to use local models as well so we don't have to waste money on OpenAI API use.

What am I missing here?

> It has that uncanny valley of "caring about humans, but actual not" feel that destructive tech companies and AI in movies and sci-fi have.

So it's perfectly appropriate then?

> when it's relatively clear that it's all just fancy statistics. So just like human brain then.