There it is. Their chatbots need more training data and reinforcement feedback.
Sergio
joined 6 months ago
Fam if you need to use reddit don't feel bad about it. "The trick is not to ignore the mainstream, but to selectively raid it for things we can use." -M. Gunderloy
whoop whoop
That's so awesome when the DJ plays the deep cuts, it's like: you're the DJ, you tell me what I need to hear!
Oh wow this brings back memories....
see [email protected] , one of the best things on the fediverse.
~~there was a really nice overview which has since been removed. let's see~~ oh, it was just moved here: https://analognowhere.com/wiki/analognowhere/
In not too distant future...
TECHNO-MAGEIn not too distant future, in a universe not too dissimilar to ours, the world is barren. Vast sprawls of arid deserts and inhospitable jungles cover the face of the planet, while the majority of its denizens persist in gigantic walled-off metacities, governed by the omnipresent gov-corporation. These cities are home to many beings living under the tyranical regimes of their watchful overlords. This is the age of technocrats, transhumanists and digisophers, all slaves to meticuously crafted closed hardware, deceptive software and cyber practices designed to enthrall all who wish to persist on this new frontier of the future.
Most have forgotten the days of old. Times of revered hackers, prophets of digital freedom, cults of the spirits of the machine and of free people are now distant memories turned into myth. The buried trenches, where great warriors once fought the abominable corporate monsters, and looted museums of open technology are to those few who still remember but a sickly reminder of a great cause that was lost.
But while the large cities are host to most, the outside is not without life. Many sought refuge in the vast wastes of the Wild, escaping from the cybernetic hell the gov-corporation had in store for all. These remnants of the free people now inhabit small towns and communes, built from the rubble of previous generations, gathering old knowledge and obsolete technology they sparsely understand.
In this world, where all but few have forgotten the language of the free machine, enigmatic TECHNO-MAGES roam the desecrated planet. Hunted and persecuted by the restless gov-corporation, but loved by the fleeting population of the people of the Wild. Teachers of forbidden knowledge. Last warriors of freedom.
In a small settlement of an old Wild tribe a child is summoned by its elder and sent on a quest to seek out the mythical Fish in order to become its student. This is a story of that child in the world of Analog Nowhere.
for lore see: https://analognowhere.com/wiki/
for links to stories see: https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/2723323
Badass. I was reading up on them and here's an interesting detail that's obvious but I hadn't thought of:
There are a lot of technical changes since the 90s. In those days we would write in the studio and whatever came out at the end, we released! That was because you couldn’t take the mix down from the desk without losing the whole sound. These days, with digital, it’s easier to go back to a mix.
https://www.side-line.com/click-interview-with-cubanate-cubanate-has-to-give-you-a-rush/
Judging from this meme, it might be a cat burglar.
How can you not like it? it's got almonds and blueberries attached, in case you feel like a snack during battle.
Doppelsöldner
I thought you were talking about his sword, but actually it's people who fought in the front line for double pay.
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"Sure, you could meet people the old-fashioned way by going outside, but that feels like a lot of work. So instead you navigate this bleak dystopian hellscape sifting through the dregs of humanity through your smartphone while each day brings you closer to the cold hard hands of death."