the problem of an aversion to risk taking in stories is definitely that humans were writing them

but if a playable video game character doesn't exactly resemble me in every possible way, i can't play out my self-imposed grievances or even honk myself off like at all. i need you my fellow Steam users to know about this

unfortunately it wont even follow the rules. it will make shit up even if you tell it not to make shit up, because that's how it's made and how it works. the point isn't whether something follows rules or not, it's as you said - knowing when one or the other is appropriate

ahahahaah

guys don't wheeze-laugh as they ride in the back seat of the mean machine anymore

exceptionally good and you should do it, but clicking on the badge should lead to either a webpage or alt text briefly explaining the reference. if anybody reads that explanation and thinks "idk i really like murder robot metal in my gameboy" that's on them

i have seen countless posts and writeups pontificating on horrific "utopian" uses of LLMS that have nothing to do with what the technology actually is, from making sequels for cult movies to automating education. they expected us to believe this was good and framed it as such

yes they did, though. since 2022 all we heard was constant "AI is going to change the shape of humanity for the better and make everybody's lives perfect" about this shitty lying machine that steals uncountable copyrighted works for its hallucinatory mulch pile. please stop covering for them

ah nuts. dangit

that's quan cheese

please do not take amphetamines (meth type)

beautiful

what an incredible feeling you deserve to ride for a good long time

bless you tom jane

is the thread back...

every single one. if you hate yourself enough to click through, you'll usually see a normal person try to engage in good faith and get dogpiled