raze2012

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[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 7 points 2 hours ago

Slop implies bare bones, generic, repetitive design, and thrown together quick. Say what you want about Zelda, but it has never been any of those.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 7 points 2 hours ago

some of, to the flat out worst, in their respective series.

TOTK/BOTW

Look mate, not everything you don’t personally like is “slop”.

And your other cases are pokemon (who's been accused of sinking since the 3DS days) and Smash's online. Not even the game, its netcode (which if we're being real is bad for 99% of Nintendo games). We don't need to invent reasons to hate Nintendo, okay.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 2 points 2 hours ago (1 children)

Say it with me now: "The cruelty is the point"

Or I guess, "was" in this case.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 1 points 3 hours ago

The falsehood was that the election was lost because a large number of people decided “both sides are the same.” That is a comforting lie.

I never said that. I'm talking about people still trying to set the fence 20 months after the results of the election. 2024 has come and gone and there's not much use deliberating over why or how she lost. Because I think what's happening in 2025 onward will affect elections much more than re-living 2024. Trying to argue "Kamala said that" as if she's wrong because she lost doesn't help your argument (especially when many of her predictions came true anyway).

So yeah, if you're in 2026 still arguing "both sides are the same", you picked your side.

Some people just have different ethical systems than you do.

This isn't ethical, this is simple fact checking. You're reading way too deeply into a comment that was simply doing fact checking, and not even making a political judgment call.

It appears you prefer feeling morally superior over actually winning elections

This isn't political, this is simple fact checking. You're reading way too deeply into a comment that was simply doing fact checking. Let's go back over the chain and see what I said:

  1. Everything Kamala said turned out to be true (yes, I'm exaggerating. But the big predictions are turning out true)
  2. I’m tired of being gaslit by people who want to pretend they are enlightened centrists (this is a subjective call, but not tied to any particular political party. this can apply to Trump, Bush, Kamala, or Epstein)
  3. Be much better if people could be the bigger person, admit “yeah this was worse than I ever expected” (a call to action to centrists or right wing people who have soured on Trump[). This is a bit more political because it's targeted at Trump's policies, but ultimately is trying to make those with voter regret honest. If you have no regrets and think Trump is doing a good job, you would never say "this is worse than I expected")

That's all I'm saying. I also literally said "I'm not here to gloat, I want problems fixed", so thanks for ignoring that.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 1 points 4 hours ago* (last edited 4 hours ago) (2 children)

Slander implies falsehood. I've said nothing false. I'm tired of being gaslit by people who want to pretend they are enlightened centrists just because they are now feeling the consequences of their actions but still can't bring themselves to say "the other side was right".

Be much better if people could be the bigger person, admit "yeah this was worse than I ever expected" and learn from their mistakes.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 1 points 5 hours ago

Elon's under the most scrutiny because Grok is the least restricted LLM. Of course om reasonably worried that they are blocking this for less savory reasons.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 1 points 5 hours ago

Why not make PC manufacturers responsible for crimes committed on the computer?

Wrong example. This is more like YouTube being responsible for hosting CSAM that gets uploaded to them. We do in fact hold then accountable.

The implication here is that AI gets trained on CSAM to perform such tasks and that's probably a line we need to draw immediately before this gets out of hand.

there are open source stable diffusion AI models already that you can train to generate this stuff locally, on your own PC

And you train it on what, Mr Epstein? 🤨

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 4 points 23 hours ago (1 children)

He never said he'd stop. He did say he'd take a step back.... He did for a month and now he's back on it like ketamine.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 1 points 23 hours ago (4 children)

Everything Kamala said turned out to be true. If people have seen 2 years of this and still think "both sides are the same", they clearly already picked their side.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 1 points 23 hours ago

And yes, transphobic DNC candidates losing makes the party less transphobic in the long run.

My fellow, there's a nonzero chance we engage in civil war in the next 2 years. What the heck do you mean "long run"?

Take it from one marginalized community to another; your issues will not be won in a campaign trail. It will be fought for through years, decades of demonstration to a point that the public outcry can't be ignored. If there's one thing about the establishment, it's their policies shift with the sand. Trans support increases from the public and establishment dems will eventually get the message.

[–] raze2012@lemmy.world 12 points 2 days ago

only became a problem because Meta made them

Anyone who remember "glassholes" knows this isn't new. Wearing a camera on your literal eyes is still a step too far in this otherwise compromised world.

But yes, I think the big issue here, as others pointed out, has to do with the nature of the company producing them. That'd be especially important for a place like DEFCON, which is all about securing your data.

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