ImplyingImplications

It's a video game. It's all CG.

Is it because he's a westaboo?

"We record with other actors in a studio in Los Angeles, so it’s a bit of a problem if they don’t have native-level English skills", he said.

Yep.

LLMs are essentially that. They predict the next words based on the previous words. It was noticed that the quality of a prompt had an effect on the quality of an LLM's output. Output could be improved if prompts were better. Why not use an LLM to generate good prompts? Welcome to "reasoning" models.

Instead of the LLM taking the user's prompt and generating the output directly, reasoning models will generate intermediate prompts for itself based on the user's inital prompt and the models own intermediate answers. They call it "chain of thought" or CoT and it results in a better final output than LLMs that don't use this technique.

If you ask a reasoning LLM to convince a user to take medication that has harmful side effects, and review the chain of thought, you might see that it prompts itself to ensure the final answer doesn't mention any negative side effects, as that would be less convincing. People are writing about how this is "lying" since the LLM is prompting itself to "hide" information even when the user hasn't explicitly asked it to.

However, this only happens in really contrived examples where the inital prompt is essentially asking the LLM to lie without explicitly saying it.

Dino called someone but they didn't pick up. Brain is relieved saying they can forget about the call. Dino notes the person they tried to call is calling back. Brain urges Dino to ignore it.

Oh it's out?

PlayStation 5 exclusive

Ah. Thanks Sony.

Saw people talking in comments at several places now, expressing animosity towards them to say the least, always presented as something that everyone seems to know about.

tl;dr It's YouTuber drama. Consider yourself lucky you're not so terminally online that you understand it.

Piratesoftware is a Twitch steamer/YouTuber who speaks his mind quite bluntly and doesn't back down after doing so. Because of that, he's often involved in streamer drama and has a lot of people who dislike him. Haters love to reference these past dramas whenever his name is brought up.

10 months ago, he was involved in drama when he was asked his opinion on the Stop Killing Games EU citizens initiative. His opinion was that he didnt like it and expressed himself in a crass and crude way as he normally does. Supporters of the initiative didn't like that and it spawned a lot of back and forth arguments before dying down.

Currently, the citizens initiative is short on having the required signatures to move forward and the deadline is in a few weeks. The lead guy behind the movement put out a video saying the initiative will likely fail, he will be ending his organization efforts when it does, and blamed it on Piratesoftware's video from 10 months ago. That has restarted the drama.

Is that a Boarder Collie?

[Canada] has just announced that they are putting a Digital Services Tax on our American Technology Companies, which is a direct and blatant attack on our Country," Trump said.

Taxing Meta, Apple, and Amazon for business they do in Canada is an attack on the United States?

Rocket League. I find myself going back to it because I like the concept but you need to have chat turned off completely and even then the games usually devolve into one or more players throwing a hissy fit a minute into any match because something didn't go perfectly.

That's the same reaction I have when the boss can use items!

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