just need a flying machine or something
hover around in a silent cathedra like a boss
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>>23175859
i want to spend some of the decades of life i have on this earth playing the game on creative mode, basically
i want a (or multiple) large polished concrete floor metal building to build shit in
i want my own manufacturing facilities
i want to be able to fly
idk really, shit like that
i have several designs i'll never be able to see realized if i don't make alot of money
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an_0IIRDlc4
i want to spend some of the decades of life i have on this earth playing the game on creative mode, basically
i want a (or multiple) large polished concrete floor metal building to build shit in
i want my own manufacturing facilities
i want to be able to fly
idk really, shit like that
i have several designs i'll never be able to see realized if i don't make alot of money
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=an_0IIRDlc4
>>23097287
when you put those two components together, you get a creature who acts in the world such that their environment becomes more hospitable, which fosters better imagination and more freetime, which leads to a faster rate of improvement
then you get renaissance/enlightenment/society or whatever
i wonder if the point of critical mass of consciousness could be identified
it would depend on how inhospitable the starting environment is
i wonder if you could create a unit system for that..
when you put those two components together, you get a creature who acts in the world such that their environment becomes more hospitable, which fosters better imagination and more freetime, which leads to a faster rate of improvement
then you get renaissance/enlightenment/society or whatever
i wonder if the point of critical mass of consciousness could be identified
it would depend on how inhospitable the starting environment is
i wonder if you could create a unit system for that..
neural networks are powerful and useful in their place
it's rewarding learning about them, you can learn to create computer vision programs, mess with algorithmic stock trading/prediction, create really schizophrenic/unpredictable chatbots of your own, etc..
it's rewarding learning about them, you can learn to create computer vision programs, mess with algorithmic stock trading/prediction, create really schizophrenic/unpredictable chatbots of your own, etc..
>>23058711
tyty
>and they had a special agreement with OpenAI that allowed uncensored use.
i was not aware of that
>>23058707
i see what you mean, and yeah i agree
it's 4x easier to shit on someones dinner table than it is to do something coordinated out in the open, and people gravitate towards the latter now more than ever
that is a shame
>(Spitefags) would link it to other places like discord, xitter, Indian social media, etc. to drain the proxy's key as fast as possible.
i hate the antichrist
tyty
>and they had a special agreement with OpenAI that allowed uncensored use.
i was not aware of that
>>23058707
i see what you mean, and yeah i agree
it's 4x easier to shit on someones dinner table than it is to do something coordinated out in the open, and people gravitate towards the latter now more than ever
that is a shame
>(Spitefags) would link it to other places like discord, xitter, Indian social media, etc. to drain the proxy's key as fast as possible.
i hate the antichrist
>>22994871
i'm going to make some da vinci type shit to protect me from conventional firearms, you'll see
when everything is firearms, it's just a big bullet hell game, except the people/targets are extremely slow
bullets are to humans what humans are to plants, as far as time goes
you can make projectiles hit other projectiles though
i'm going to make some da vinci type shit to protect me from conventional firearms, you'll see
when everything is firearms, it's just a big bullet hell game, except the people/targets are extremely slow
bullets are to humans what humans are to plants, as far as time goes
you can make projectiles hit other projectiles though
>>22908707
>well, i guess a loud window AC is still better than sweating inside during the summer heat, right?
sometimes, yeah
it sucks having to choose one or the other
i gotta make money somehow
>your parents' AC might be old and requires maintenance or then it's just loud by design, there are really quiet modern ones.
i think it's about 30 years old
it works reliably & it's cheap to maintain, atleast
>mine's a fujitsu
hmm..
>well, i guess a loud window AC is still better than sweating inside during the summer heat, right?
sometimes, yeah
it sucks having to choose one or the other
i gotta make money somehow
>your parents' AC might be old and requires maintenance or then it's just loud by design, there are really quiet modern ones.
i think it's about 30 years old
it works reliably & it's cheap to maintain, atleast
>mine's a fujitsu
hmm..
it is not enough to be rich, i need my own fabrication facilities & a personal army of 65,536 karate niggers, along with several dozen factorio spiders