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7/13/2025, 3:05:04 PM
>>531056918
Thank you so much, but I think the results are mostly thanks to Gemini 2.5 bruteforcing things into working. The shit I'm doing was impossible before Google unleashed Gemini. I've had ideas for this years ago, but the context didn't allow for it. Nowadays the only problem remaining is the AI prose rot. It just wasn't made with exchanging hundreds of messages per chat. This is probably the last thing Google thought about when making Gemini. They expected people to use AI instead of browsers, to answer questions, write simple code, write social media posts, do statistics... I doubt anyone over there thought someone will use their model to make 1:1 ports of tabletop adventures.
Same goes for SillyTavern devs. They've made a program for chatting with bots. What I'm doing is like when they've made the first video game, Pong on a radar screen. Doing something with completely wrong equipment. It's just that it's the best tool I have.
And keep in mind I'm not competent for this, I haven't studied IT in college, I don't understand the theory behind all this, I just do this on pure instinct like William Gibson writing about cyberpunk despite not knowing what a modem is.
>>531034976
Saved. Will keep reposting this in AI nostalgia threads 5 years in the future.
Thank you so much, but I think the results are mostly thanks to Gemini 2.5 bruteforcing things into working. The shit I'm doing was impossible before Google unleashed Gemini. I've had ideas for this years ago, but the context didn't allow for it. Nowadays the only problem remaining is the AI prose rot. It just wasn't made with exchanging hundreds of messages per chat. This is probably the last thing Google thought about when making Gemini. They expected people to use AI instead of browsers, to answer questions, write simple code, write social media posts, do statistics... I doubt anyone over there thought someone will use their model to make 1:1 ports of tabletop adventures.
Same goes for SillyTavern devs. They've made a program for chatting with bots. What I'm doing is like when they've made the first video game, Pong on a radar screen. Doing something with completely wrong equipment. It's just that it's the best tool I have.
And keep in mind I'm not competent for this, I haven't studied IT in college, I don't understand the theory behind all this, I just do this on pure instinct like William Gibson writing about cyberpunk despite not knowing what a modem is.
>>531034976
Saved. Will keep reposting this in AI nostalgia threads 5 years in the future.
7/1/2025, 7:41:22 PM
Don't listen to those zoomers >714191075 >714191290, start with Tennis for Two.
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