Little bit of everything!

Avid Swiftie (come join us at !taylorswift@poptalk.scrubbles.tech )

Gaming (Mass Effect, Witcher, and too much Satisfactory)

Sci-fi

I live for 90s TV sitcoms

  • 103 Posts
  • 3.65K Comments
Joined 2 years ago
cake
Cake day: June 2nd, 2023

help-circle

  • Happily agnostic. Who knows what’s out there. The universe is vast, and we only see a few dimensions. We can’t fathom what is out there or anything about it. So I believe it’s equally arrogant to definitely say there is a god or to say there absolutely is not. Or many gods. Or the Q continuum.

    What I will say is that the church here has both hurt society and hurt my family individually, and has been thoroughly corrupted. I don’t think of any individual as less for believing or not believing in a higher power, it brings comfort, but the organized structure has hurt too many people.


  • I tried docker directly on LXCs. Don’t do it man. It’s brittle, it barely works, and every proxmox update it will cause things to break. It takes forever to get working because you’re disabling things that should not be disabled, and it will only get harder.

    I spent years trying to make what you’re talking about work well, and it never did.

    Just install a VM and run docker in there. If you really want to make docker containers more generic, then really you may be ready to go full kubernetes.




  • For me it’s that it could be used to do much MORE with the same investment. Look at Skyrim. Where we had Lydia and a voice actor for a few lines of dialogue (and they were shared with many other NPCs), with AI they could effectively make Lydia a full fledged companion where you could ask them questions and talk with them, for the same cost as the original version.

    Instead they’re trying to REPLACE actors as you said to save money. No, it should be IN ADDITION to everything. You still need to hire the voice actor, train their model, PAY FOR THEIR FULL LINES, and then you can do some AI stuff too at the end to round out the character more.








  • I don’t know, I’ll play devil’s advocate. He says it was never advertising, it was art. Okay, let’s say he’s right. What about the Starbucks next door when they out branded coffees on their door? What about the shell station making “art” of themselves?

    Was the Luxor in Vegas lining one side of the pyramid a Dorito advertising or art?

    I’m not saying he’s wrong at all, but I see the city’s side. If they allow one, they have to allow everyone, and that means that every corporate entity will use the free ad “art” space






  • As a swiftie, I can say you’re right. However, there’s also no such thing as a purely good or purely bad person, and liking a billionaire does not make someone good or bad. People, it turns out, are complex.

    I can love Taylor’s music while also criticizing her for her excessive personal jet use and massive pollution problem.

    I think if we stop making it a binary decision that more people will start opening up about changes need to make. In Taylor’s case, most Swifties would never dare say anything negative about her for fear of others in the fandom thinking they aren’t true fans, and vis versa, I’m sure people here will read this as I must support billionaires because I like her music. No, complex multifaceted opinions are valid.

    I think we should abolish ICE vehicles. It doesn’t mean I think I need to yell at family members who pull up in their 02 Camry because they can’t afford to upgrade.