Fully agree.
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Cute.
Wondering what that expression is.
Tired?
Better than nothing I guess.
Yes. Wouldn’t say “weirdly” though.
I dislike crowds.
I often get tired of the idea of that I am a being that can be observed.
I like looking at nature and daydreaming.
Forests feel unrestricting without feeling too open.
I would probably feel somewhat uncomfortable living too far away from any kind of forest.
Personally, I understand developing and embracing AI (specifically Machine Learning what people refer to as AI keeps changing), but I hate how everyone is basically stealing everything that’s public to train their ML models. In my opinion, that should be illegal depending on what the model is then used for. I heard of a concept called “glazing” where content is given edits to make it harder for ML models to learn from, but I don’t know how effective that will be. There really needs to be better protection from companies using all your data to train their stuff.
I do often like to observe nature. Also, when I was younger I’d sometimes feel like there was something trying to speak to me through various song’s lyrics that played on the radio.
I don’t really make too much effort to remember my most of my more recent dreams. I definitely dreamed last night, but I can’t make much sense of the events. I think it was representing minor anxiety? There was something about taking a small train to a clearing in a forest I think? Something about playing with my cat?
It’s often nice to take a break to collect your thoughts and daydream.
Translation layers are vital for preservation.
The malicious people in NVIDIA who are pushing for this are being very evil right now.
Perhaps an advantage could be that people could try again using “software” and making some other tweaks. I think you’re only supposed to make a petition for one subject once.
If there is a second attempt using “software” then you can campaign to the older people who may then better understand, as well as the people who are already interested in games.
Making it about software might then make the idea of public demonstrations seem less silly.
Not too sure though.
I guess the petition committee only has the significant power to request information for their response.
For people who might not have seen the acronym before.
I disagree.
The devs that don’t do that would stand out a ton.
Plenty of meaning to me.
Non-permanent games would be easier to identify, so plenty of devs would add an end of life plan just to stand out.
Steam game updates or flatpack updates (updates from the desktop store outside of Steam)?