[-] [email protected] 7 points 11 months ago

Pls do! Cards just don't sit right with me and I'd love to see this return so I can ditch reddit. I can do that now but eh I'm weak.

[-] [email protected] 14 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Different country, shitty hateful culture

Also a good movie.

[-] [email protected] 14 points 1 year ago

Hey, looks neat.

Hope you're open to constructive criticism - I'd take a look at adding some production value to your how it works video.

I work with a lot of martech folks that do product videos (I'm not selling you something) and I'd recommend a super straight forward marketing video that shows how easy the product is to use and share videos with.

Get literally any budget microphone and record your audio voiceover VERY clearly in a closet and lay that over a simple workflow for capturing a video with snapify then sharing it. Add some royalty free background music at low volume and it'll help sell this for you significantly more than your current video is doing.

[-] [email protected] 10 points 1 year ago

I mostly agree with you but think it's important to clarify that even with machine learning many humans can be replaced.

To extend your metaphor, that library has always had a bunch of clerks sitting inside of it. They've been handling requests, finding books, and organizing them into a system that works to best serve that information.

Now with machine learning, instead of having all of those clerks making the library run smoothly, they've effectively replaced 99% of all of the humans with an organizational system that serves content and helps find books even faster than a human would be able to.

Slightly deeper: this machine learning replacement can also now mix and match bits of content. The human system before might have a request that looks like this - "I want information on Abrahamic Religion in Western Culture" so they'd gather up a ton of books and pass them to the person that requested info.

In the new replacement system, the request could take bits and pieces from all of those books and present a mostly comprehensive overview of Abrahamic Religion in the West without having to run and fetch all of the books.

Deeper yet, and the scary iceberg - today, someone still needs to write all of those books and we as a society tend to trust information gotten from those books (cited sources and all that) so humans are safe as the content authors right? We've basically just made a super efficient organizational and content delivery system. But as we start to trust the new system and use it more, we're potentially seeing the system reference its own outputs as opposed to the source material...which creates a recursive, negative feedback loop.

We still need human content creation today, but the scary part (IMO) is when we treat these LLMs as generative general AI. The LLMs are fallible and can be incorrect and often hallucinate - so when most people start blindly trusting these systems (they already do - look no further than general confusion on the terms AI and machine learning and LLMs), we're going to get increasingly further away from new knowledge generation.

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

Yep it's great - Everyone liked that status.

It should stay around and they should turn the speed up as much as possible to populate it with more maps.

They have most of the things they need to relaunch the game IMO and they don't need to spend COD money on marketing to bring the population back to a long-term sustainable level.

Bring the customs browser to the main menu Release forge AI & firefight and spotlight in event Rotate all events since launch 1/Month for relaunch Weekends are double XP. Period. Curate forge maps and populate playlists with bests Time it all with a book release and an HCS tournament Add in real, amazing rewards to career progression Make this a community first game and constantly spotlight community maps and modes and new missions

There's your relaunch and path for the next year of 10k players/day which is a realistic goal

[-] [email protected] 7 points 1 year ago

Anyone that disagrees is on the WRONG SIDE OF THE RIVER 😤

[-] [email protected] 16 points 1 year ago

The Mummy The Mummy Returns

[-] [email protected] 35 points 1 year ago

My iphone and airpods are the only things that still charge with not USB C.

I cant wait to be free of the lightning cables.

[-] [email protected] 6 points 1 year ago

This is a great update.

Especially excited for 8 man firefight and Generator Defense - I completely forgot this mode existed in the beta.

Also bring the Halo Online maps home, 343. They part of the crew.

[-] [email protected] 3 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

So I’m taking issue with the attempt to box in the word spiritual in one of your definitions.

If the post was asking about “happiness” instead of spirituality, nobody would be commenting “well hold on, before we begin discussion we’ll need to agree on what happiness means”

I’m not religious whatsoever btw.

To answer your question directly, I guess for me it’s the sense that something else is going on that is bigger than me. I’d personally also get this type of feeling by staring at the ocean.

[-] [email protected] 11 points 1 year ago

I upvoted you but I totally disagree - the idea that one can’t share their own “spiritual” experience without defining and agreeing (with others) on the definition doesn’t hold water for me.

Spirituality is inherently subjective - my wife feels it when she gives gratitude…my comment above is for sure more stupid but still valid

[-] [email protected] 39 points 1 year ago

Only on acid - my buddies and I got lost in a maelstrom and clung to a raft to survive. Two of us woke up on a serene island and made a beautiful community with the indigenous peoples of the island.

The other two found another island and created a futuristic industrialized society.

The ideological differences eventually formed physically into a great barrier called The Schism. They began polluting our lands and forced us into a hundred year war and many lives were lost.

Peace was found when emissaries from both tribes travelled to the caldera of the great volcano at the center of our island and met with the Keeper of the Scrolls who revealed to us that The Schism was invisible - we took that to mean that the only thing truly separating our people was our perceived differences.

But we were really, really trippin

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