“radio KUK”

very subtle

yeah that’s my impression as well. being a child star really fucks you up mentally.

then again i haven’t seen the documentaries.

michael jackson made incredible music. i don’t even know how much of the stuff about him is true but it does feel weird listening to his stuff now, even though it’s extremely well made.

because people who don’t know computers can’t learn to use the right file format.

pdf is a container format for code that is run by printers. it’s not something that can be easily changed. pdf editors are hacks upon hacks upon hacks.

i checked beforehand yeah

“5s ago”

way to tell on yourself

it’s a car culture thing here.

usch gör inte så

applications should all look the same. no custom theming.

there should not be a way to skirt the window manager theming system. i decide what my windows look like and that should be what all windows look like. that way it’s all uniform and easily parseable at a glance, not to mention a lot easier for accessibility tools to hook into. and for that matter, stop inventing new ways to present your application without doing a user study. we have years of user studies available showing what ui elements work well and what shapes they should be to be easily understood. just throwing something together because it looks cool and then shipping it like that should be a punishable offence.

most procedural algorithms don’t require training data, for one. they can just be given a seed and run. or rather, the number of weights is so minimal that you can set them by hand.

generative ai is a subset of procedural generation algorithms. specifically it’s a procedural algorithm with a massive amount of weight parameters, on the order of hundreds of billions. you get the weights by training. for image generation (which i’m assuming is what was in use here), the term to look up is “latent diffusion”. basically you take all your training images and blur them step by step, then set your weights to mimic the blur operation. then when you want an image you run the model backwards.

built in 2002…? it looks like it was furnished in the 80s.

no apology necessary, i find it an interesting question. i was aware of things like worldedit but using a pure voxel editor for terrain work is new to me.

i think the relationship is probably reversed here though, it’s more likely that tools like avoyd can be made to export things for use in luanti and/or bonsai.

but those tools are built for minecraft right? this is a different system with (presumably) a different format, and from what i can see, no builtin terrain generation algorithm. it would be easier to just build one in luanti.

how?

yeah that’s the nature of controller aim. there’s a scheme called “flick stick” on steam where the right stick sets your direction instead, but i don’t know if it’s available on onter platforms.

luanti is an engine and so is bonsai. i don’t think they can be “used together”.

enable auto-aim. most console shooters are made with it in mind. so was doom and quake for that matter.

i assume that “it’s real” thing would have been more impactful if i knew anything about disney parks.

so that’s… seven percent?