GammaGames

GammaGames , 18 hours ago to Fediverse in Reddit just isn't how it used to be.

Yeah, the incel type have overrun the advice communities and it’s a shit show whenever anything that could be vaguely perceived as negative toward a man gets dogpiled. There’s always some pushback, but the consensus ends up being a coin toss whether it’s actually useful or just blaming the victim for everything

GammaGames , 1 month ago to Technology in Reddit’s deal with OpenAI will plug its posts into “ChatGPT and new products”

No, that user has the license on all of their comments

GammaGames , 1 month ago to Technology in Web publishers brace for carnage as Google adds AI answers

Not that I know of, but perplexity’s is pretty good from my experience!

GammaGames , 1 month ago to Technology in Tesla is already pulling back Supercharger plans after firing team

Especially since the other companies were planning to support the Tesla network…

GammaGames , 2 months ago to Technology in Microsoft’s VASA-1 can deepfake a person with one photo and one audio track

I asked Perplexity with “What is the scifi book from the 90s that had “ractors,” where a person would act in front of a camera and a computer would animate a CG model?”and got (what other commenters are saying) is the correct answer:

The science fiction book from the 90s that featured "ractors," where a person would act in front of a camera and a computer would animate a CG model, is not directly mentioned in the provided search results. However, based on the description of "ractors" and the context of computer animation and CG models, it seems you might be referring to "The Diamond Age" by Neal Stephenson, published in 1995. In this novel, the term "ractor" (short for "interactive actor") is used to describe performers who participate in interactive theater through virtual reality environments, which could align with the concept of acting in front of a camera to animate a CG model. However, since this specific detail is not found in the search results, this answer is based on existing knowledge outside of the provided sources.

GammaGames , 2 months ago to traaaaaaannnnnnnnnns in ifykyk, if you don't, find it on youtube or play the game

link

Amazing game, one of my friends in college bought it on a whim

GammaGames , 2 months ago to Fediverse in EU : Our commitment to the fediverse is here to stay.

Awesome!

GammaGames , 2 months ago to Game Development in [Brackeys] The Future of Game Development

Hell yeah!!!

GammaGames , 2 months ago to Photography in Dayglo halo 🌞

A sun dog!

GammaGames , 2 months ago to Technology in Someone got Gab's AI chatbot to show its instructions

I love how dumb these things are, some of the creative exploits are entertaining!

GammaGames , 2 months ago to Fediverse in You Can Now Follow President Biden on the Fediverse

Glad some people understand

This will also force people to love to threads-federated servers, though Biden is a pretty weak reason. Meta would be smart to encourage more adopters people on fediverse care about

GammaGames , 3 months ago to Technology in Windows users don't want copilot on their taskbar

Maybe they’re upset that you need an account to use some of the search features?

GammaGames , 3 months ago to Privacy in Firefox DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials Extension NOT injecting CSS for Google Ads

Sorry for being so harsh, that’s totally fair!

GammaGames , 3 months ago to Privacy in Firefox DuckDuckGo Privacy Essentials Extension NOT injecting CSS for Google Ads

So you didn’t even try to understand the css, did you?

GammaGames , 3 months ago to Technology in 😠Meta just showed off Threads’ fediverse integration for the very first time😠

I’m glad there were emojis in the headline so I knew how to feel about it 🥴