And then they sold us Skyrim. And then they sold us Skyrim. And then they sold us Fallout. And then they sold us Skyrim. And then
It all started with that shitty horse armour
Tbh it is if if you have undiagnosed myopia
Now you know how the average investor thinks and/or behaves
All you have to do is squint your eyes. Until they're closed. And then imagine a frog.
Many films have had dogs as their protagonist. Fewer have been horror films. Professor of film studies Ben Leonberg's dog, Indy, has delivered a masterclass in acting in Good Boy (2025). I've seen lots of films with dogs as the main character. Trained animals do not achieve what we consider "acting", however. It's not within their scope. Indy isn't an actor either, but the approach with which he has been handled, as the director's own companion - and filmed such that his natural behaviours lend themselves to the script through clever cinematography, are innovative and gripping. If you watch one horror film this spooky season, I think the best possible one for any dog lover, is Good Boy.
I get where you're coming from - but I will eat my hat if that ever happens.
LLMs are not AI, it's an algorithm that finds the most likely next word given a set of training data. We've fed it a pile of the shit we say, and it's feeding us back the shit. It doesn't plan, think, have opinions, or anything. Now we write stupid shit like this. We are yelling into a canyon and spooking ourselves out with the echoes of the shit we said.
True AGI might or might not have a self preservation instinct. Our instincts don't come from the neocortex, and that is the area of the brain a true AGI is most likely to imitate.
Pff, I wish.
You evil sons of bitches.
I knew I wasn't the only one.
Cool sweeper game tho
This has been our lunch for the past couple weeks. It's filling, pretty easy to do low calorie, and a great way to beat the heat.
Wish it wasn't so hard to find fresh bean sprouts, the ones in the shop are always a bit sad.
Is this even brioche at this point? Who cares.
The sugar is to make it more attractive to my kid, I'd rather top it with everything bagel mix.
Bad oven spring this time, I screwed up the proofing and didn't have foil around to tent for the second half. Result? Cooler oven, darker crust.
Woke up at four to get this going, and breakfast still wasn't served until half ten. Somehow I wasn't cured of my interest in brioche.
Recipe adapted from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uhrgf7X2ihs, but instead of his filing I just did apple pie mix. A few had Nutella.
You know how Nidhogg is just one thing, and it's super simple and slightly just...nothing, but you can spend ages with it and it's got an incredibly high skill ceiling, and there's no flaws at all and they've just sort of achieved everything they set out to do without making a big deal out of it? It's that kind of game.
Kill The Crows is such a pure, condensed game. So rare to find a gameplay loop so utterly on the mark. Every moment is a small crisis where you're either lost in a flow state, or you're dead - and then right back into the action a couple seconds later.
Can't believe how few people talk about this cult classic-in-waiting. It's really charming.
This week I'm doing three different individual pizzas every night for four nights. Because the world is burning, but my oven is pretty hot too.
The crumb. I never appreciated how important it is to buy the nice flour.
Crumb shot to follow in a couple hours
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We're aligned against the rich, the police, the military, the judges, Congress, the president, the (most influential American) priests, and the press. And every major social media platform. And the government is currently shut down.
And they need you to "be violent" so they can justify what comes next? If that's what they need, the violence will occur by hook or crook. Disasters are frequent, and none are being wasted.
It's past time for a prolonged general strike. Short of that, the only hope for a return to norms is a military coup, and even that is only a fool's hope.