

Okay but these models are actually pretty interesting when you dive in. Useful yet? Not by a long shot (I’m guessing decades, not years of work). But interesting nonetheless.
Okay but these models are actually pretty interesting when you dive in. Useful yet? Not by a long shot (I’m guessing decades, not years of work). But interesting nonetheless.
Blood from crushed orphans is up 300% this year! 📈
That’s been every day since well before he was elected.
People love swapping Minecraft seeds because it allows them to share unique experiences. Like if something really cool generated, other people will want to see that thing happen!
To deny players this would be a huge error - seed hunting is a non-trivial community engagement factor.
Surely the random seed should be considered a necessary part of the input, no?
People in the US kind of lump marble/quartz in with granite as one category. The alternative would be laminate countertops, which are awful.
AI still uses random seeds like other procedural algorithms.
Being a shitty person is multidisciplinary, apparently.
Hi, I see you’ve made a typo. Want me to double down on that?
You know who wouldn’t have missed a word there? ChatGPT.
(Not saying it would’ve written a better article but AI is typically good at not making silly typos like humans.)
And let’s be honest, a certain percentage of junior devs never do learn. That’s always been the case, AI or not.
I don’t think OP is questioning the hard data, but rather the regular old morons who are terrible at interpreting said data.
Whatever it takes
Indeed, LEGO Batman is truly the best Batman movie, because it’s the only Batman movie with real character development.
Star Trek’s WWIII happened from 2026-2053, I believe. So we’re still on track.
Sounds like it’s time to leak a bunch of politician nudes to show them why encryption matters.