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Grildon Tundy
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That's really cool. Something like this, a full retro- retro-futuristic movie done in the style of early cinema (like Metropolis) seems like something that could find an audience nowadays. Kind of like when The Artist came out in 2011.
kanjobazooie
Mouse Ball Fetishist
Social media sure is looking good these daysBit expensive for a old game, but 61 bucks or something with DLC. fine by me game is fantastic already beated the main story can't wait on the DLC to arrive.
And
Starfield got it from a keysite for 45 euro's. So will wait until DLSS update comes out.
Assassin creed mirage, had my doubts about this one, but 45 bucks costed the deluxe version so went for it. Closest we will see another AC origin i would say. Can't wait to play it. Also DLSS being included sealed the deal for me.
Need another one for my elgato, so bought one for 27 euro's. Expensive cables but i have no complains about this cable that i bought years ago so will get a second one. Hopefully it's going to push vrr through it then.
Got this for 2 windows i have, pretty cheap stuff at the end costed me 100 bucks or something so will be installing that next week.
Kenpachii
Member
shit wrong topic
Northeastmonk
Gold Member
AJUMP23
Parody of actual AJUMP23
I appreciate drunk and arrested Wookiee.it’s great until everyone starts kissing Yoda
John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
Kilau
Member
Toots
Gold Member
the weird underwater/everything is wavelength vibe from moving AI imagery is what i imagine an immaterial being sees when watching our material world.. I know i'm anthropomorphizing AI but there's something about it like it's the pov of some being outside of our tangible reality, like a extra dimensional being almost...
There's some metaphysical shiznit here but i cannot figure it out... Shame, pretty sure it would have helped us understanding the machine and maybe argue with skynet so as to not get annihilated when the singularity comes...
Edit : On a content creation pov, as usual AI destroys everything human made in the same vein (at least since the 1990s) and manage to find striking images (Vaudeville Yoda) screenwriters could make an entire carreer upon like it was nothing.
Thank god the journalist was a white dude or no amount of sweet piano music could have saved this old lady.
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Grildon Tundy
Member
To me, I think it's what our minds would perceive visual information as if we didn't have a social framework.
I think we can look at a piano in the corner of a room and see them as distinct features because we've been taught a mental construct of what is a "piano", a "room" and its "corner". Without constructs, we might perceive them all as fluid without distinction.
AI seems to represent visuals like that, the difference being that it's doing it with multiple pianos, multiple corners, multiple rooms.
Toots
Gold Member
It makes a lot more sense than my take !
And explains the "overgeneration" of things.
What a time to be alive.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Why is the 'a' red out? More mind virus cuntery?
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DetectiveBananas
Member
Ahhh yes, the old 9mm reversal…top notch!
Kilau
Member
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
So ratchet.
NeoIkaruGAF
Gold Member
Just when I was going to say, damn, Asia is really a reality of its own…
… America comes in guns ablazin’.
Kilau
Member
Up your arsenal.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
Housecats are insanely fast with their reaction times. It's like they see the world in slow motion.
I was reading an article about 20 years ago where they said, "pound for pound, the common housecat is the most ferocious and deadly land predator in the world" (paraphrased). They listed a couple of key points. Their patience. Out of any predator, they are the most patient. They will watch and study their prey for up to days before they plan the proper attack. Another was how fast their reaction time is.
The article basically closed that, be lucky fluffy is only 8-10lbs on average, lol.
Men_in_Boxes
Snake Oil Salesman
I would rather be attacked by a 1,500 lb Kodiak than be trapped in a room with a house cat that wants me dead. That article was the truth.
Dontkidyourselfjimmy
Member
I sense a fellow man who has experienced the need to prove how easy it is to give the cat a wash in an enclosed shower
GymWolf
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GymWolf
Member
When people were learning how to do a kimura, he was learning how to do a kill.
Trogdor1123
Member
Such an embarrassment.
GymWolf
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AJUMP23
Parody of actual AJUMP23
Those are not the words that were said, but they did honor a former NAZI SS soldier in the Canadian parliament this week.
Trogdor1123
Member
The voiceover has been changed. I’ll find a link about it. The speaker resigned over it
Here’s a link to the bbc coverage:
Canada's Speaker Anthony Rota resigns after Nazi in parliament row
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-66930482
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Bojji
Member
The best thing is that they could have read about his past in Wikipedia...
Why this man wasn't put on trial and lived long and happy life in canada is beyond me.
winjer
Gold Member
Consider that this is one of the most deadly predators on the planet, with a success rate of 60%.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
DaleinCalgary
Member
mitch1971
Member
A great place to take someone you met on tinder. If you don't like them swipe left.
DeepEnigma
Gold Member
This was the fall of the Egyptian empire.
How common 'cat parasite' gets into human brain and influences human behavior
Toxoplasma is a common 'cat parasite', and has previously been in the spotlight owing to its observed effect on risk-taking and other human behaviors. To some extent, it has also been associated with mental illness. A study led by researchers in Sweden now demonstrates for the first time how the...
www.sciencedaily.com
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VN1X
Banned
Not sure why they don't shoot this guy on sight?
Kamina
Golden Boy
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